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00:00 My name is Nur Syam Mimi, but on social media I call myself Syam Mimiah.
00:06 You can call me Mimi in a more concise way.
00:08 I'm from Kuala Lumpur, I went to school and grew up in Kuala Lumpur.
00:12 Actually, I'm just an ordinary girl who loves to make videos.
00:17 I started working at F&B, part-time at the time, to survive in KL.
00:22 Then I was like, "Eh, I'm really interested in making videos."
00:25 But before I started making videos, we had to have a special gadget.
00:29 If we didn't have a microphone, at least we had to have a good phone.
00:32 We all know that a good phone produces good videos, good cameras.
00:36 I gathered my friends and worked again and again,
00:38 until I got into the private sector, into the government, into the employment office.
00:43 Because I was really interested in making videos, it wasn't my fault.
00:46 My mother bought me a digital camera, which is for young people now, a vintage one.
00:51 It looked classic, so I started with that.
00:53 I recorded a little bit, and then we got bigger.
00:57 We got to know what gadgets, what content, and social media.
01:01 With TikTok, it just started to grow.
01:03 In 2021, I decided that I couldn't do it.
01:05 I'm someone who doesn't like to waste time.
01:07 If there's an opportunity, we'll take it.
01:09 So when I didn't want to sit in the same fear, I dared to get out of my comfort zone.
01:14 I did it with my iPhone XS Max at that time.
01:17 Just an ordinary phone.
01:18 Gradually, it just grew and grew.
01:20 I already knew what I was interested in.
01:22 It turned out to be a daily vlog.
01:24 My family was very happy.
01:27 I didn't expect my son-in-law and son-in-law to come this far.
01:32 I believe my parents are proud of the work I do.
01:37 Actually, this question is asked by many people.
01:40 I'm not saying my videos are perfect, but they have vibes.
01:44 Which is positive.
01:46 Anyone who watches it feels like they're living together.
01:50 I made a few videos.
01:53 For example, on YouTube.
01:55 Before PQP, TikTok was mostly about dancing.
01:59 Many of them were parody.
02:01 There was no such thing as a mini vlog or aesthetic vlog.
02:05 Except on YouTube.
02:07 And on YouTube, there are no tutorials that are too detailed like now.
02:11 It used to be cinematic.
02:13 That's all.
02:14 There are no details like I did.
02:16 I just made a few videos on YouTube.
02:18 Now, we know how to blend with our GU.
02:22 We learn by ourselves and fix our mistakes.
02:25 Many people think I'm inspired by Korea.
02:29 Because I see the aesthetics of Korea.
02:33 There's also the Middle East.
02:35 There's also Indonesia and Thailand.
02:37 But my inspiration is to make a stable lifestyle.
02:42 With a stable tripod.
02:44 From the pyramid.
02:46 I have my own strengths and weaknesses.
02:48 I learn from my mistakes and strengths.
02:51 I want to show how Malays live.
02:54 Their food.
02:56 I'm not just a normal Malays. I'm inspired by them.
02:58 I want to be like them.
03:00 I think there's something I forgot to mention.
03:02 I never want to talk about privacy or house.
03:07 But if you're a hard worker and you want to get a house.
03:14 If you're lucky, you should take care of it.
03:18 It doesn't matter where you live.
03:20 I want to appreciate the government's opportunity.
03:25 I want to take care of it.
03:27 Sometimes, we have to think about it before we judge something.
03:32 Especially, privacy.
03:35 It's sensitive.
03:36 I support creating content.
03:39 I can make content while I'm studying.
03:42 I want to finish my studies first.
03:44 Then, I can decide what to talk about.
03:50 Like what Romes said, critical thinking and problem solving.
03:54 I don't want to talk about it before I talk about it.
03:56 I don't want to follow my feelings.
03:59 When we learn, we learn a lot.
04:01 Emotional control.
04:03 How to make decisions.
04:05 What are our plans in life.
04:07 I want to finish my studies first.
04:10 I want to be a person who can control their emotions.
04:13 That's part of the Indonesian culture.
04:18 Find out more.
04:21 Find out more.
04:23 (whooshing)
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