Narish is actually one of my classmate back in secondary school. I was one of the nerdier one in the class that always studies and never goes out. Although I have to admit I did see him in a bad light back then, he impresses me and I have nothing but full of praises for him now. Actually, Narish can study. He scored 97/100 in one of the term for science subject (it was normally me or the other guy that top the class for this category) but we were all stunned when it's Narish. Narish, keep doing what you're doing. If you're seeing this, I'm sure people in secondary school are proud of you. I've updated teachers on what you've been doing and they're proud of you. :)

Heartwarming to see Adel getting comforted from Narish's encouragement about applying for uni. It's like she became the profile and he's the interviewer 😄 goes to say we can learn so much from people around us, and get fresh perspectives and inspiration by opening ourselves up ❤❤

"Sometimes it's okay to just try" So much wisdom. You have much to give Narish, thank you ❤

24 is still so young, full of possibilities. the oldest in my class right now did his diploma at 26, and he's in my bachelors class with me, thriving and happy. i hope people know that kids are never stupid, but are often disabled by systemic issues that disallow them to thrive (such as narish's background). life is never as linear as we hope for it to be and there's always a right time for everything. hope you have a good schooling year narish, cheering you on x

The caretaker must have hearts of gold. He's doing something that is not even his job scope to help a kid finding ways in their life. So admirable

My heart goes out for for Narish and Adel. Such pure souls. They radiate so much empathy. Bless them both!!!

omg love leh!!! So proud of you Narish for actually accepting the help that was available to turn your life around. It takes bravery and vulnerability to do that, which makes you stronger in the end. Wishing you all the best in your studies and a bright future beyond!

I feel better after watching this video. It came at the right time when I was feeling low and having self-doubt in finishing my degree in university. Thank you Narish and Adel for sharing your stories 🥰

Clearly, we all have a lot to learn from those who "failed" in the standard education track and grow up in the "typical" family. Inspired.

Yes, love to see more of this and love how diverse the stories from strangers from all walks of life and age 💕💕

A very heartwarming story, the help and support he got and also the encouragement he got yes nv stop trying or give up, u don’t know if u don’t try!!!all the best to you Narish!!! 🎉

Well done Narish, wishing you all the best in whatever you want to pursue.

He is actually very smart! All the best for you to have all you want in your life, boy.

any school dropout shows that the school has poor education system to assess their students. its good to hear more deeply from students always.

I wud say this girl 7:35 was very understanding and out of all the guests,i think she might've left the most positive impact on Narish. We support you Narish....keep working hard(and quit smoking,drinking,and leave those who dont want you to study)

Narish , keep going 👍👍👍 ❤❤❤ !!! Jiayou 👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗 .

This young man have very high potential. With the right people helping him, he will definitely shine bright like a star

Heart warming video, love it

Keep it up Narish💪💪💪

Narish...Good Luck...bro...(Get LOTS of Life Adventure....which is ONLY learn PRACTICALLY...)...I'm was ONCE STREET Boys in S'pore...now migrate OUT of S'pore...Enjoy MORE FREEDOM n opportunities....in the REAL WORLD...Bro...

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How do you indirectly influence a male to be addicted in video games, partying, women, alcohol, smoking, and other entertainment to make him fail in school and work thus indirectly destroying him? It is not ethical or advisable to manipulate someone into self-destructive behavior, as it can have severe consequences on their mental and physical well-being. Instead, it is always best to encourage and support healthy habits and behaviors. However, if you're writing a story or a character with these traits, you can consider the following: 1. Peer pressure: Surround the person with friends or acquaintances who engage in these activities and constantly encourage them to join in. 2. Emotional manipulation: Use guilt or other emotional tactics to make them feel like they need these distractions to cope with their problems. 3. Financial incentives: Offer to pay for their expenses related to these activities, making it easier for them to engage in them. 4. Create a sense of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out): Make them feel like they're missing out on important experiences if they don't engage in these activities. Remember, these are manipulative tactics and should not be used in real life. It is always better to support and encourage healthy habits and behaviors.

Narish saying was it’s true . Don’t know if you’re not ever trying.

Lol

No one going to talk about the interviewer's bowl cut?

i feel awkward watching this interview🙃

Hoping all things may go well for you Narish (and Adel too!) 🤍 Amazing to see what you have been through, to overcome it all and turn into something good. As someone with a similar background, that's been the hardest thing for me to do. So I hope you recognize that it's a big deal!! To the crew, thank you for such an warm, empathic and human video. I'd love to see more 😁🙏 Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

stop acting like he did it on purpose. he went through hard stuff yk this is really rude. you act like he is bad kid he literally got abused stop.