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00:00You said you wanted to scan the top and the bottom
00:02That's why
00:03That's a supermarket
00:04Working on a scan
00:05Top or bottom?
00:06Top
00:07This is a scan of the top
00:08This one
00:09It won't hurt me
00:10Where?
00:11Where do you want to scream?
00:12Scream
00:13Scream
00:14No, no, no
00:15When you feel like it
00:16You start to act stupid
00:17That's it
00:18Oh my God
00:30Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
00:53Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh
00:55Thank you to those of you who are watching
00:58Bro Pagi Gegak
01:00Off Air
01:01Stories that we can't release
01:04On air
01:06We'll tell you when it's off air
01:08Yes
01:09Actually
01:11BPG Off Air is just a last minute idea
01:13That's right
01:14Actually we didn't plan to do BPG Off Air
01:16But we realized
01:17A lot of things actually
01:19We can't talk on the radio
01:20Yes
01:21Because we broke the radio rules
01:22Yes, that's right
01:23Radio
01:24So we made this BPG Off Air
01:26To go further
01:28Because we understand
01:29It's the longest radio
01:30We can talk for 2-3 minutes
01:31That's right
01:32Even the mic is broken
01:34But here
01:35We can talk for 2 years
01:36Yes
01:37Seth
01:38Today we are at
01:39One of the most famous shops in Kuala Lumpur
01:42If we talk about the Makkah world
01:45In Malaysia
01:47One of the owners
01:49Is this shop owner
01:51Yes
01:52We are at
01:53His shop
01:55In Ampang
01:56That's right
01:57Sunburst
01:58If I'm not mistaken
02:00The Sunburst Store
02:02Yes
02:03The Sunburst Store
02:04And
02:05One of his owners
02:07Hock Reng
02:08Our first guest
02:09Yes
02:10Bro Pagi Gegar
02:11That's him
02:12How are you, Bro Reng?
02:13Alhamdulillah
02:14Alhamdulillah
02:15Thank you, Bro Pagi Gegar
02:16Yes
02:17Bro Pagi Gegar
02:18When we chat in the morning
02:20There are many places we can explore
02:23That's right
02:24It's called
02:25The original idea
02:26Yes
02:27Suddenly
02:28It's mixed
02:29Mixed
02:30Mixed
02:31Mixed
02:32So today
02:33We are here
02:34At Hock Reng's shop
02:35Yes
02:36Hello
02:37Hello
02:38I
02:39Label
02:40The Sunburst Store
02:41Not only
02:42A premium brand
02:44But here
02:45We can create
02:46A new lifestyle
02:47Yes
02:48We can come here
02:49And see the people
02:50Drink coffee
02:51And this is very related
02:52Especially to us
02:53The people of the East
02:54Yes, that's right
02:55The word
02:56That's viral
02:57On the radio
02:58Where?
02:59The people of Kelantan like to wear a jacket
03:00I mistook my wife for a jacket
03:01The word
03:02Sabri
03:03Yes
03:04Sabri
03:05We're afraid
03:06But that thing
03:07Is cool
03:08And
03:09When Bro Reng
03:10Went to Gegar
03:11If you look at the comments
03:12Yes
03:13In a bad way
03:14Bro Reng
03:15Many people outside
03:16Think of Bro Reng as an idol
03:17Yes
03:19Fiji
03:20Besides
03:21Fiji
03:22used to like
03:23DevaE
03:24He sings
03:25Yes
03:26I can be like that
03:27So Bro Reng
03:28Learned
03:29For a little
03:30While I was in Rumoh
03:31To record
03:32Our Off-Air
03:33My wife
03:34For the first time
03:35Wrote
03:36Can you do this?
03:37Yes
03:38Can you do this for me?
03:39No
03:40What for?
03:41To be eaten
03:42No
03:43But Bro Reng
03:44Agree?
03:45One of the words
03:46From our fans
03:47Let me put it this way, the person who takes care of the appearance is actually the one who takes care of the health.
03:51That's what I feel.
03:53Peace be upon you all, thank you.
03:56Oh, there's a long intro.
03:57Oh, there's a long intro.
03:59I'm still happy because I'm still at the Sambar Store.
04:03We live in Ampang, near Ampang Point.
04:07We try to make it like a community hub.
04:11Yes, client first.
04:13We also do the same thing here.
04:15We do the Earth Hour for Lapus Jaya.
04:18We do it.
04:19Yes, I give a tour of the surrounding area, I do it.
04:21Oh, okay.
04:22Then we do Palestine Day.
04:24I also invite Ramah, Fazeh, and others to come.
04:27We prepare a kutipan for Mercy.
04:29Okay.
04:30At that time.
04:31Then, there are more things like that.
04:35We also host events.
04:40We do D.A.O.S.P, D.D.B.P.
04:43Last year, I did an event called Inspirasi KL.
04:45Inspirasi KL?
04:46Yes, Inspirasi KL.
04:47Is it related to fashion or what?
04:48Fashion, books.
04:49Okay.
04:50Fashion, books, and music.
04:52At that time, I was more interested in urban fashion.
04:58For the name of my fashion.
04:59Especially about natural cholesterol.
05:02Because fashion is actually the number one or number two source of oil after oil.
05:07In the world.
05:08Oh, fashion.
05:09Yes, fashion.
05:10They make clothes and everything.
05:13So, fashion.
05:14By consuming a lot of things.
05:16Okay.
05:17We take care of the environment.
05:19That's one of the gold ideas.
05:22A pure idea.
05:24We try to do it.
05:25Counselor.
05:26Yes.
05:27Okay.
05:28Then, today.
05:29The question earlier.
05:30You said you take care of your health.
05:33Yes, I take care of my appearance.
05:34Yes, my appearance.
05:35You said you go to the market.
05:36Yes, I go to the market.
05:38For example, let's say, I go to a wedding, more than 40 people attend.
05:46They ask, why is this dress you wear?
05:50It doesn't look good.
05:52The wedding dress doesn't look good.
05:54I say, it's not because it's high.
05:58Most of the clients said the wedding dress was too short or too long.
06:01If it was too short, it was okay.
06:03If it was too long, it was not good.
06:05First of all, we need to know our body shape.
06:08We need to know our body shape.
06:10We need to find a suit that suits our body shape.
06:14That's the first thing.
06:16A suit that suits our body shape.
06:18The second thing is, when we want to take care of our body,
06:23we need to be motivated to take care of our health.
06:27When we take care of our health,
06:30a sport that is competitive,
06:32it's not fun to play badminton or soccer.
06:34It's not fun to play badminton or soccer.
06:36Suddenly, after the pandemic,
06:38people are playing sports outside.
06:40People are playing sports outside.
06:42People are playing sports outside.
06:44So, we ask,
06:46if you can afford to buy a frame
06:48that costs 5,000 or 6,000 rupiahs,
06:50we'll answer,
06:52it's okay, as long as it's healthy.
06:54It's okay, as long as it's healthy.
06:56It's okay, as long as it's healthy.
06:58You might think it's like I don't have money,
07:00but I don't have to work this month.
07:03I just need to take care of my health.
07:06I just need to take care of my health.
07:10The last thing is,
07:12the health of our body.
07:15Do we want to wear it all our lives?
07:18Can we wear it for 4 or 5 years?
07:20No, we can't, we can't.
07:22So, if our body is healthy,
07:24if our body is fit,
07:26Because it's an Asian style, you have to remember that it's an Asian style
07:29Then we say, oh, it's really like outside of Japan
07:32Outside of Japan, if we look at it, it's compared to the true vintage
07:36True vintage, when it was first made, it was just a big style
07:40Why? Because of the function
07:43Function, function
07:44What kind of clothes are these? These are soldiers' clothes
07:46Soldiers go into battle
07:47So he will see
07:49Wouldn't a soldier go into battle with his legs out?
07:51Put it in, put it in front
07:54So he made it for function
07:59Then after a few years, it became fashion
08:02It was worn on the street, that's why it's called street style
08:05If you wear it like this, people won't ask you
08:07They will come tomorrow
08:08Do you wear it like this?
08:09No
08:10It became fashion, it became street style
08:12We can tell you about its evolution
08:15So, when, what's the name?
08:19When Sapuera Danihara, it's automatic
08:22It goes hand in hand
08:23If you make it, you will get it
08:25That's how it is
08:27Do you agree?
08:28I agree
08:29If you go to buy fruits
08:32Watermelon
08:33People want watermelons, but it's sweet, so they leave it there
08:36If you can make watermelons, you can make it sweet
08:38Yes
08:39Two years ago, it means you get this, you get this
08:42We fully support good things
08:45Yes
08:46If you work, do you have money?
08:49Can you eat rice?
08:50Yes
08:51No
08:52Yes
08:53That's why, what's the name?
08:55Kamal Hassan, he's usually mentioned
08:57DJ Kamal Hassan
08:58Actor
08:59Actor
09:00He has a group
09:01What's the name of the group?
09:02Kamal Hassan
09:03He has a group
09:04DJ Mahal
09:06There's a lot of time
09:08Yes
09:09In life, we can't act
09:12There's no time
09:14When I was young
09:16I slept in the locker, there was a lot of time
09:19I didn't have money to see the experts
09:20That's right
09:21That's how it is
09:22Yes, that's how it is
09:23So, life is
09:25It's called juggling
09:27What's juggling?
09:29It's weighing
09:30It's weighing between the balls
09:32That's how it is
09:33If we want to go further
09:34That's how it is
09:35Not so, you can do it
09:36Not so, you can do it
09:37For example, you can make sambal
09:38If you want to drink, you can drink coffee
09:39Yes
09:40Just drink coffee
09:41But when you drink coffee, people say they want to take a free drink
09:44There's no such thing
09:46There's no such thing
09:47When we listen to your explanation
09:50About fashion and health
09:53It turns out that you are a person who loves fashion
09:56Where did this love come from?
10:00Where did it come from?
10:03Maybe
10:05My family is from my uncle
10:08Mr. Budi
10:09Budi, do you know him?
10:10He's my uncle's nephew
10:12He's my younger brother
10:13If he's out of town
10:14He's selling books
10:17So, my family is from the outskirts
10:20Just the outskirts
10:21My father usually goes to see
10:23If there's anyone selling books
10:25He'll come
10:27Because when I finished high school
10:32I wanted to go to IPT
10:35I sold books
10:36I opened a shop in Wakai Chek Yeh
10:38In the early days
10:40There was a post office
10:43At the post office
10:44At the end of the week
10:46I went to Pasar Minggu Pasir Butih
10:49You have to remember
10:51The city I went to in Kelantan
10:53It's not Pasar Malay
10:54Pasar Malay is in a big city
10:56If you forget the city
10:57You can't sleep
10:59In Kelantan, after 8 o'clock
11:00There's a bus stop
11:02When the bus stop closes
11:03You have to get off
11:04You have to get off the bus
11:05You have to go
11:07When we were in Kelantan
11:08We had Pasar Minggu
11:09Do you remember?
11:10Pasar Minggu
11:11Pasar Petai
11:12It means from morning
11:13Maybe half day
11:14Or pasar petai
11:16That's all
11:17That's where I went
11:18That's where I went
11:19At Pasar Butih
11:20It was our day
11:22It was our day
11:23It was the day of Eid Al Adha
11:25We had a gathering
11:27That's when
11:31We had a gathering
11:32We listened to the graduates
11:34We went
11:35At that time
11:36We were split into two
11:37There were no more people
11:38We were split into two
11:39We were split into two
11:40I was scared. I was scared. So I chose it.
11:43But when it comes to Kelates, I think it has a lot of influence from the music.
11:47The music. When I saw this band, I wanted to eat it.
11:50Which band influenced you the most at that time?
11:56Oh, the band.
11:5790s?
11:58There were a lot of bands.
12:00Nirvana.
12:01Yes, Nirvana.
12:02Oasis too.
12:03Oasis.
12:04I have a Vespa.
12:05Vespa.
12:06Oasis?
12:07Yes.
12:08I bought it in the 90s.
12:09There was a sticker of Great Britain, and then there was Oasis.
12:12At that time, people in Teganang called me Dandu.
12:16Really?
12:17Dandu?
12:18Yes, they called me Dandu.
12:19I was able to go to Teganang from Baru Lalu Kot Jalepata.
12:24They called me Dandu.
12:26But they called me Hulas.
12:29Hulas means support.
12:30I didn't like it.
12:31I bought it for MYR 300 and a half first.
12:33Now it's MYR 10,000.
12:34Yes.
12:36That's how it was.
12:37Vespa was expensive.
12:40But at that time, there was a connotation for the second-hand clothes.
12:45People said it was bad, ugly.
12:48Cheap.
12:49Yes, cheap.
12:50In Kelantan, it was true.
12:52There were people who said it was 90s.
12:56But actually, the band was in the 80s.
12:58So I bought it.
12:59So I bought it in the 80s.
13:00But it wasn't in a fashion style.
13:02Yes.
13:03Yes, it was true.
13:04Yes, it was true.
13:05It was in a fashion style.
13:06At that time, it was a necessity.
13:09Yes, it was a necessity.
13:10That's the right word.
13:11It was a necessity.
13:12It became a fashion.
13:13Yes, it became a fashion.
13:14That's how it was.
13:15Soldiers wore it to war.
13:17After the war ended, they went to the United States.
13:20John Lennon wore it.
13:21So it became a fashion.
13:22Yes.
13:23But the great thing about the generation in the East Coast
13:26is that they made fashion, for example, really popular in the early 90s.
13:30Okay.
13:31And it's relevant today.
13:32Yes.
13:33Because other fashions are seasonal.
13:34Yes.
13:35It's seasonal.
13:36Some people wear it for 10 years.
13:37Yes, yes, yes.
13:38Baggy, baggy.
13:39Skinny, skinny.
13:40But the term Sekmaka in the East Coast is relevant today.
13:44It's consistent.
13:45Consistent.
13:46It's consistent.
13:47And the next question.
13:48Actually, this question is hard for me to ask you.
13:50Because it happened to me.
13:52We know that Sekmaka has its own community.
13:55Its own community.
13:56Telling stories together.
13:59Yes, yes, yes.
14:00And there are also.
14:01I'm not going to say everything.
14:02There are also people who like jazz.
14:03Ah, okay.
14:04Jazz.
14:05This group.
14:06Jazz, jazz, jazz.
14:07I have a friend.
14:08My friend is a singer.
14:09Who is he?
14:10What's his name?
14:11Look at this video.
14:12Look.
14:13He's a singer.
14:14My friend doesn't play music.
14:15His name is Mak Duwe.
14:16Mak Duwe.
14:17One day.
14:18My friend doesn't play music.
14:19He's only 18.
14:20He's a singer.
14:21His name is A.
14:22I met him at the hospital.
14:23Two or three years ago.
14:24I met him.
14:25I'm just like that.
14:26Okay.
14:27Then.
14:28Hey, what are you doing?
14:29He's a character.
14:30He's a character.
14:31He controls.
14:32What's wrong with Nathan?
14:33He doesn't pay attention to me.
14:34I'm nice.
14:35He doesn't pay attention to me.
14:36He's just chatting with me.
14:37That's it.
14:38That's it.
14:39I can't do it.
14:40They say.
14:41I'm tough.
14:42I'm tough.
14:43I give up.
14:44I give up.
14:45I give up.
14:46I'm sad.
14:47I'm sad.
14:48I'm sad.
14:49I told him.
14:50I told him.
14:51Nathan, don't do it.
14:52I'm sad.
14:53After not seeing you for a long time.
14:54After not seeing you for a long time.
14:55Because he's crazy.
14:56Crazy, yes.
14:57It's weird.
14:58But it's not all.
14:59I love you.
15:00Oh, really?
15:01Yes.
15:02Why are you stupid?
15:03Sit.
15:04He said.
15:05He said.
15:06Come on.
15:07Oh, yes.
15:08He said.
15:09He said.
15:10I'm talking about.
15:11Ah.
15:12Oh, yes.
15:13He has a set marker.
15:14Set ball.
15:15That's it.
15:16Perhaps he had set a set marker.
15:17This is a set ball.
15:18Come on.
15:19What happened to me?
15:20What's wrong with you?
15:21Like this?
15:22Hi, I'm okay with her.
15:23After that.
15:24There's more people than me.
15:25People outside have said.
15:26Oh, my God.
15:27This community has a system.
15:28It's so negative.
15:30For a newbie, it's scary.
15:34What is going on?
15:36But for me, it's not.
15:38It's not just.
15:40Sometimes we need just to be better.
15:43We need people's opinions.
15:45Knowledge.
15:46People's opinions.
15:48Which song? Please choose.
15:50He's a supporter.
15:51Be patient.
15:52If it's an issue, he'll call it subjective.
15:57What do you mean?
15:59He's a good guy.
16:02He's a good guy.
16:04I don't hate him.
16:06It's subjective.
16:09We see it in every community.
16:12It's not just in Makkah.
16:14It's not just in Makkah.
16:16They play sneakers.
16:18It's not for collecting.
16:19It's for shopping.
16:21It's getting more and more rare.
16:25Secondly, I think...
16:28In this community, he's a gatekeeper.
16:31Do you know what gatekeeper is?
16:33He guards the door.
16:35He's a gatekeeper.
16:37If you want to go to Makkah,
16:40you need to go through him first.
16:42You need to meet him first.
16:44He's like CJ Convo.
16:48He can...
16:50He's a callback.
16:52He can...
16:54Can I say it wrong?
16:55Yes.
16:56He's a callback.
16:58He's a callback.
17:02He can...
17:05He thinks he's a gatekeeper.
17:07He thinks that Makkah is great.
17:11But it's not just in Makkah.
17:14It's everywhere.
17:16There's a saying.
17:18When you think you're smart, you're stupid.
17:21Oh, my God.
17:22He's strong.
17:23No.
17:24He can kick you.
17:25When you think you're smart, you're stupid.
17:29That's why people don't want to get married.
17:31They want to get married on their own.
17:33They don't want to be judged.
17:35They don't want to get married.
17:36They want to marry anyone.
17:38They want to be welcomed.
17:40For example,
17:42for example,
17:44I'm from outside of Japan.
17:46I want to get married in a big house.
17:49I want to get married in a big house.
17:51I want to get married in a big house.
17:52I don't want to get married.
17:53I don't know if I have the potential to get married.
17:57If I get married, I don't want to get married.
18:00I don't want to get married.
18:02I don't want to get married.
18:04There are people like that in our culture.
18:07But most of the people in Kelantan,
18:09because of the society that we're in,
18:11they have their own standards.
18:17But the most important thing is that they're welcome.
18:19They're welcome.
18:20If you want to scan your body,
18:22you can do that in the supermarket.
18:25Come here.
18:27If you want to scan your body,
18:29you can do that in the supermarket.
18:31Where do you want to scan?
18:32My ears.
18:34You don't have to pay for the scan.
18:37We're all in this together.
18:42We're all in this together.
18:43That's how it is in the society.
18:46In the old days,
18:47we didn't stop reading books.
18:50Sometimes, after a while,
18:52we'd think,
18:54I'm just going to eat.
18:56Our house is full of books.
19:00We don't know anything else.
19:02Knowledge. Books. Reading.
19:04Listening to the elders.
19:07But in the old days,
19:08we started.
19:09In the 90s,
19:11we started with English books.
19:14GQ.
19:16English books.
19:18Most of the brands were high-end.
19:21Emporio Armani.
19:22Cruzea.
19:23All of them.
19:24Back in the 90s.
19:26Donna Karan New York.
19:27DKNY.
19:28Josh Marciano.
19:29Mac UF.
19:30That's how it was.
19:32If we're in the Netherlands,
19:33we'd go to the boutique.
19:35But when we went to Singapore,
19:38there were so many shops.
19:40There were legends.
19:41If you went to a boutique,
19:43you couldn't get in.
19:44Unless you went to a big city.
19:46We were three at the time.
19:48In Singapore?
19:49Yes, in Singapore.
19:50You couldn't get in.
19:51You couldn't listen to Mariah Carey's songs.
19:54We didn't know what to do.
19:56That's what they call attitude.
19:58That's what they call knowledge.
20:00That's what they call experience.
20:01Why are you bothering me?
20:02You couldn't get in.
20:04That's what happened.
20:05Back in the day,
20:06we read books like that.
20:07Back in the day,
20:08there was nowhere limited.
20:10There were negos.
20:11And there were undercovers.
20:14Back in the day,
20:15they'd make a brand before negos.
20:17At that time,
20:18they were selling vintages.
20:19That's why they had t-shirts
20:20that said,
20:21Mac UF.
20:22They used t-shirts.
20:23At that time,
20:24they were doing guerrilla marketing.
20:26They didn't have time to open or close.
20:28Even if they came,
20:29they didn't know how many people were there.
20:31They didn't know how many people to open.
20:32That's when they closed the shop.
20:34It created a sense of urgency.
20:37You couldn't wait.
20:39You couldn't wait for a reason.
20:41When you went to an event,
20:43or a club,
20:44they'd say,
20:46where did you get the t-shirt from?
20:47You haven't sold it yet.
20:49How many people were there?
20:51How many negos did you have?
20:5210?
20:53That's crazy.
20:54There were 2,000 people.
20:56So,
20:57that's how it is.
20:58You can't avoid money.
21:00That's how it is.
21:01That's how they learned.
21:02They'd say that for a long time.
21:04They'd say,
21:05this is how music is.
21:06This is how you use it.
21:07That's what we call mainstream.
21:10This is subculture.
21:12So,
21:13we learned, but we didn't know.
21:14Over time,
21:16we went to Japan.
21:18We went to Bangkok.
21:20So, we didn't know.
21:21The more you travel,
21:22the more you get to know people,
21:23the more you should lower yourself.
21:25Yes.
21:26That's right.
21:27When we sit here,
21:28we feel like,
21:29there's a white motorbike,
21:30there's a golf club,
21:31wearing shoes for 3,000 years,
21:33hitting people.
21:35No.
21:36When we go to Bangkok,
21:37we'd say,
21:38I want that.
21:39How many motorbikes are there?
21:40There's a lot.
21:41There's a lot.
21:42So, we'd sit.
21:43We'd sit and drink water.
21:45There are 40 white motorbikes on the left.
21:48We'd say,
21:49that's how it is.
21:50If there are more,
21:51we'd say,
21:52that's how it is.
21:53Yes.
21:54We'd hit people.
21:55That's how it is.
21:56That's how it is.
21:57So,
21:58the new generation,
21:59who are they?
22:00The next generation.
22:01Yes.
22:02So,
22:03there's one thing I've learned
22:04in the world of fashion,
22:05or fashion brands.
22:06I'm also a newbie,
22:08but I've learned.
22:10We have to sign.
22:12We have to sign.
22:13And when we enter
22:14the world of fashion,
22:16or fashion brands,
22:17automatically,
22:18we have our own sign language.
22:20Yes.
22:21We have to sign,
22:22we have to look at shops,
22:23we have to smell the perfume.
22:25How?
22:26That sign language,
22:27in a way,
22:28makes us mature.
22:29Yes.
22:30And it makes us mature
22:31in choosing our clothes.
22:32Yes.
22:33It's suitable for our age right now.
22:35Yes.
22:36Why are you looking at me like that?
22:37No, I'm not.
22:38It's about my age.
22:40You don't have to look at me,
22:41I'll look at you.
22:42No.
22:43By the way.
22:44He's sulking.
22:45No, I'm not.
22:46Pok Rik,
22:47why are some of these bundles
22:50so expensive?
22:52Why?
22:54There are a few factors.
22:56So, supply and demand.
22:57If there's no sugar,
22:58it's expensive.
22:59So, you have to buy it.
23:01Yes.
23:02If there's no sugar,
23:03it's expensive.
23:04Yes.
23:05First of all, supply and demand.
23:06The more you buy,
23:07the more expensive it is.
23:08So,
23:09secondly,
23:10marketing is about creating demand.
23:12Yes.
23:13In the past,
23:14I used to wear it for a long time.
23:15It was expensive.
23:16Yes.
23:17But,
23:18lately,
23:19I wear it more often.
23:20Yes.
23:21I wear it more often
23:22because in the 90s,
23:232000s,
23:24especially in 2020,
23:25a lot of fashion movements
23:26were led by black artists.
23:28Okay.
23:29Yes.
23:30So,
23:31the price was around
23:32RM20,000-RM10,000.
23:33Why did I wear it?
23:34Because Justin Bieber
23:35wore a T-shirt with a heart shape.
23:36I didn't know
23:37if he listened to the song.
23:38But, that's his style.
23:39I didn't ask him
23:40if he listened to the song.
23:41I asked him if he listened to the song.
23:42He said no.
23:43Okay.
23:44But,
23:45people look at those things.
23:46But, Justin Bieber
23:47has a stylist.
23:48That's right.
23:49If it's Bieber Day,
23:50he has to dress up.
23:51If it's Johnny Depp,
23:52he has to dress up.
23:53Because he's famous.
23:54Sometimes,
23:55the stylist will tell him
23:56what to wear.
23:57So,
23:58it's expensive.
23:59Yes.
24:00I think he's subjective.
24:01Okay.
24:02Subjective.
24:03Because we have to remember
24:04that vintage things
24:05are called true vintage.
24:06True vintage.
24:07It's really vintage.
24:08Yes.
24:09It's not reproduced.
24:10Yes.
24:11So, it's finished.
24:12Okay.
24:13So, when it's still there,
24:14it's gone.
24:15It's gone.
24:16It's getting old.
24:17But,
24:18the market is going up and down.
24:19Yes.
24:20When it's popular.
24:21Yes.
24:22Back then,
24:23there might have been
24:24a bit of Ramallah.
24:25What?
24:26It's not
24:27a fashion bomb.
24:28It's a bit of Ramallah.
24:29Yes.
24:30It's a bit of Ramallah.
24:31It's true Ramallah.
24:32Yes.
24:33It's true Ramallah.
24:34It's the experience.
24:36What is this science?
24:38It's the collection of experience.
24:39Yes.
24:40Yes.
24:41It's like a feng shui.
24:42How many houses
24:43are destroyed
24:44just because you don't live there?
24:45Yes.
24:46It's a thousand houses
24:47that are destroyed.
24:48It's terrible.
24:49I don't want to believe it.
24:50It's true.
24:51It's the collection of experience.
24:52It's been a long time.
24:53It's gone.
24:54It's gone.
24:55It's not even a legend.
24:56It's like a record.
24:57It's a record.
24:58Before I became a priest,
24:59I married a woman.
25:00When I became a priest,
25:02the woman's clothes were a bit aloof.
25:04Her wife was very pretty.
25:05She was a goddess.
25:06And now,
25:07the clothes are all a bit aloof.
25:08She said,
25:09you can't wear this.
25:10I said, no.
25:11I said, no.
25:12I said, no.
25:13It's terrible.
25:14Terrible.
25:15Terrible.
25:16It's terrible.
25:17Our perception of our environment
25:18is affected a lot.
25:19Okay.
25:20I said,
25:21I don't believe you.
25:22How can you wear it like this?
25:23It's not torn.
25:24Nowadays,
25:25people wear it
25:26No, no, no, I'm not going to answer that question.
25:28What is it?
25:30I don't know.
25:32So,
25:34this is the subject.
25:36For marriage,
25:38if you want to get married, you have to buy it.
25:40No, sometimes,
25:42this is what I think.
25:44You have to buy the capital,
25:462,000 or 3,000.
25:48How do you get people's perception
25:50of how you look?
25:52If you want to see the eyes,
25:54what do you sell?
25:56Expensive.
25:58That's the answer.
26:00Then, they call it a gentleman's pride.
26:02Why do you want to buy it?
26:04Because it's expensive.
26:06That is something that cannot be punished.
26:08Why do you want to buy this jacket?
26:10Because it's expensive.
26:12That's the jacket.
26:14M. Nasir wore it at the Kambaro concert.
26:16Oh, this one?
26:18No wonder.
26:20Our producer said,
26:22M. Nasir wore it.
26:24So, we call it a display item.
26:26If we go to Harrods,
26:28Freddie Mercury wore it.
26:30Here, we have a few.
26:32If we don't buy it,
26:34if we get caught,
26:36we'll be dead.
26:38No.
26:40Because the glasses
26:42are a problem.
26:44Other than the designer,
26:46the ones that are expensive
26:48are all artists.
26:50His clothes are expensive.
26:52Michael Jackson
26:54wore it.
26:56His red jacket is expensive.
26:58You're still alive.
27:00You want to be a freelancer?
27:02I don't know if I want to buy it.
27:04It's not like that.
27:06But the market is expensive.
27:08I understand.
27:10The market is different.
27:12Malaysia is different.
27:14Bangkok is different.
27:16When will people in the world
27:18understand this?
27:20What is the biggest challenge
27:22that you face
27:24to sustain
27:26this business?
27:28I don't know.
27:30I don't know.
27:32I don't know.
27:34I don't know.
27:36I don't know.
27:38In the past,
27:40people said it was second class.
27:42Dirty clothes.
27:44Old clothes.
27:46Old clothes.
27:48Dirty clothes.
27:50Dirty clothes.
27:52Dirty clothes.
27:54But now,
27:56people say it's expensive.
27:5815,000, 20,000.
28:00Jacket.
28:02Clothes.
28:04It's mainstream now.
28:06People don't say it's second class anymore.
28:08But when they say
28:10it's expensive, it's subjective.
28:12It's been a long time
28:14since it happened.
28:16I don't buy expensive clothes.
28:18I can pay for a car.
28:20It's a priority.
28:22In the past,
28:24I bought a motorcycle.
28:26It was my dream.
28:28I had money.
28:30It was 70,000.
28:32I bought it.
28:34I couldn't afford it.
28:36It's very subjective.
28:40It's a hobby.
28:42It's a hobby.
28:44It's a hobby.
28:46It's a hobby.
28:48Let me tell you a bit about Bandung.
28:50We're newbies.
28:52We learn from each other.
28:54We have cousins.
28:56Where do our siblings live?
28:58Where do our cousins live?
29:00Cousins.
29:02There are three things
29:04when we enter the world of Bandung.
29:06This is my personal opinion.
29:08These three things are suitable for our lives.
29:10First, in Bandung, we choose.
29:12We choose our clothes.
29:14Second, we focus.
29:16We focus on the quality.
29:18Then, we can carry on
29:20the character.
29:22That's right.
29:24We carry on the character and money.
29:26That's right.
29:28Third, we appreciate.
29:30These three things are part of our lives.
29:32We have to choose what to do.
29:34We have to learn.
29:36If we choose through production,
29:38we have to focus on production.
29:40We have to focus here.
29:42Third, we appreciate what we do.
29:44This is a part of our lives.
29:46It's a part of our lives.
29:48That's cool.
29:50It's not empty.
29:52Is there anything new?
29:54We practice.
29:56He said this picture
29:58is fashion with substance.
30:00It means
30:02fashion with substance
30:04means there is intimacy.
30:06For example,
30:08from a businessman's point of view,
30:12is this a good business?
30:14Or not?
30:16I think it's the same
30:18as other businesses.
30:20There are ups and downs.
30:22If there is a slight advantage,
30:24maybe it's fashion.
30:26So,
30:28what do we mean by intimacy?
30:30There is a story in Kelantan.
30:32Do you remember
30:34Peter Forrest Gump?
30:36He wore a night cortex.
30:40So, the story is
30:42when he went to
30:44Gajah Mati.
30:46It's a new city.
30:48Do you remember?
30:50It's a place where
30:52badminton players play.
30:54I don't remember.
30:56There's another story.
30:58He saw a guy
31:00who worked as a cleaner
31:02and wore a night cortex.
31:04It's dirty.
31:06It means he only
31:08wore it for money.
31:10He didn't wear it for fashion.
31:12He said,
31:14if he wore a night cortex,
31:16he would pay for it.
31:18The guy was confused.
31:20He wanted to give it to the guy.
31:22But the guy was working.
31:24He wore it for a long time.
31:26It was dirty.
31:28So, he gave it to the guy.
31:30The guy gave it to the guy.
31:32Because he knew
31:34who he was working for.
31:36That's how it is.
31:38He knew a lot of people.
31:40There were a lot of people.
31:42It wasn't for one person.
31:44It was for ten people.
31:46It was a thing for
31:48everyone.
31:50It was a thing for everyone.
31:52That's how it was.
31:54This story is related to Amad Dhani.
31:56Amad Dhani was a judge
31:58who was looking for a singer.
32:00One day,
32:02this guy came.
32:04He bought the song.
32:06It was a commercial song.
32:08The guy bought something,
32:10and he bought it.
32:12He was a genius.
32:16He could even sell a pen.
32:18He didn't have a problem.
32:20He could sell it.
32:22But he didn't sell the pen.
32:24He sold the story behind the pen.
32:26The guy said,
32:28he had a big project.
32:32He told me,
32:34he didn't use expensive pens.
32:36The guy said he only used
32:38the one he had.
32:40The guy said,
32:42his song was worth more than the pen.
32:46The guy said,
32:48his song was worth more than the pen.
32:50The guy said,
32:52his song was worth more than the pen.
32:54If it's expensive, it's expensive
32:56If it's from Tok Wok, I'll beat him up
32:58I'll beat him up
33:00I'll beat him up
33:02Alright, Pok Reng
33:04I want to talk about
33:06Bundle, Vintage
33:08Hobbies
33:10Business
33:12What do you think about fake stuff?
33:14As long as it's from someone who cares
33:16For example
33:18Pok Reng and I
33:20I think we're on the same page
33:22It's cheap
33:24But it has to be original
33:26Don't use expensive stuff
33:28But it has to be fake
33:30What do you think, Pok Reng?
33:32Fake
33:34There's a lot of terms
33:36They don't use fake
33:38They call it mirror
33:40Fufu
33:41Copy
33:42One to one
33:44That's what it is
33:46When
33:48The fashion world
33:50Especially fast fashion
33:52We're slow fashion
33:54Because we buy high quality stuff
33:56Fast fashion, look at this
33:58If someone wants this look, they'll do it
34:00That's what we're trying to do
34:02At that time
34:04Women were very sensitive
34:06To their body
34:08So some brands went down
34:10They didn't start
34:12With S
34:14They started with XS
34:16If you're a woman
34:18And you want to wear S, you can't
34:20If you want to buy
34:22In fact, the size S
34:24Was originally M or L
34:26They went down
34:28XS
34:30Then there's XS
34:32So psychologically
34:34It gives you a good feeling
34:36That's what it is
34:38It's the same with fake
34:40It gives you a different name
34:42If you're jealous
34:44It gives you a bad name
34:46That's what it is
34:48It gives you a beautiful name
34:50That's what it is
34:52It's called linggu
34:54It's a language
34:56It's also a super fit
34:58If you have it
35:00It's important
35:02It doesn't matter where you get it
35:04Even if it's 30,000, you have to buy it
35:06If you have it, it's just to get a look
35:08If you have to wear it
35:10It looks like this
35:12It doesn't matter where you get it
35:14As long as you get a look
35:16So
35:18You feel like this
35:20If the seller is straight
35:22If the seller is fake
35:24What's the price?
35:26It's fake
35:28But if he has bad intentions
35:30If it's fake, it's a claim
35:32If it's expensive, it's a lie
35:34That's what it is
35:36That's why
35:38Controversy
35:40Linggu
35:42When he made it
35:44He used to own Batting Hill
35:46He sold it
35:48He was rich, a few hundred million
35:50Then this movie came out
35:52You can check it out
35:54The fake version of Linggu
35:56Came from him
35:58He made a fake?
36:00Yes, almost 200 million
36:02You can check it out
36:04It's a good movie
36:06It gave birth to a few views
36:08Some people say it's a very brilliant
36:10Business idea
36:12Because it has a blueprint
36:14It knows how to use it
36:16For example, how to print it
36:18What's the theory
36:20When he made it
36:22For example, he started at 8am
36:248am to 8am
36:26He paid for it
36:28He changed the fabric
36:30Made it thinner
36:32Because there was a demand
36:34As long as there was a demand
36:36People were able to buy it
36:38How much was it?
36:40400-500 million
36:42If you make a copy, it's about 100-150 million
36:44Why?
36:46Because in fashion
36:48It's a matter of psychology
36:50Appreciation
36:52If you're an expert, you'll feel inferior
36:54But if you're an expert
36:56You'll feel proud
36:58That's it
37:00Acceptance, acceptance
37:02Everyone knows
37:04That's it
37:06It's a process
37:08It's a process
37:10You'll feel proud
37:12It's a process
37:14You'll feel sad
37:16You'll say
37:18I'm not married
37:20I'm ashamed
37:22You'll feel sad
37:24You'll say, this is the friendship
37:26For decades
37:28One day, money will disappear
37:30That's it
37:32But your question
37:34This is our experience
37:36Most of the people
37:38Who sell bander
37:40They're smart
37:42Because it's a lifestyle
37:44I have an experience
37:46I want to praise the honesty
37:48Of the banders
37:50One of my friends, do you know his name?
37:52He lives here
37:54Pakaten Yago
37:56He's good
37:58I once bought
38:00Supreme
38:02So
38:04He told me
38:06If you're an expert, I'll sell it
38:08So we've been experts for years
38:10If I don't want to sell it, I'll sell it
38:12He'll pay us back
38:14But he told me
38:16He's honest
38:18He said, I'll pay you
38:20He said, it's fake
38:22He's honest
38:24I like him
38:26Banders are smart
38:28Banders are smart
38:30They respect you
38:32Because they know
38:34You don't need to pay
38:36He doesn't need money
38:38He wants it for free
38:40So he'll pay us back
38:42I'll pay you back
38:44He said, it's fake
38:46He's honest
38:48But I want to praise the banders
38:50If you're an expert
38:52If you don't lie
38:54It's okay
38:56Maybe he doesn't know
38:58He doesn't know
39:00But if you're an expert
39:02If you want to sell Supreme
39:04If you're an expert
39:06He'll pay us back
39:08But maybe if you sell it
39:10We can invite Mak Ijroh
39:12You can
39:14You can buy it
39:16You can buy it
39:18I'll sell it for $2
39:20That's true
39:22That's true
39:24He's a fan
39:26He's a fan
39:28First of all, thank you
39:30THR
39:32Because I
39:34Don't go on TV
39:36I don't go on TV
39:38Social media
39:40We just want to show
39:42Another side
39:44In a scientific term
39:46It's called counter-narrative
39:48Making another narrative
39:50About the banders
39:52That's right
39:54I think everything
39:56Comes from the banders
39:58Not just the banders
40:00The banders
40:02What's more important
40:04In the end
40:06The banders taught us
40:08To be honest
40:10Who taught you that?
40:12It's not about being honest
40:14We can be quiet
40:16But they'll know
40:18Because the truth
40:20It's not about being honest
40:22When I bought it
40:24I didn't know
40:26When I went to Singapore
40:28I changed the currency
40:30I asked
40:32It's expensive
40:34I said I'm sorry
40:36Because I sell currency
40:38I bought a letter
40:40I bought a pre-dip
40:42I didn't know
40:44I didn't know how to use it
40:46So
40:48The first supporters
40:50Sellers
40:52If you want to play in the US
40:54Japan or other cities
40:56You have to adjust
40:58With us
41:00We know
41:02Don't be afraid
41:04If you don't feel like it
41:06Just relax
41:08We'll find a way
41:10Because the process
41:12It takes time
41:14You have to learn
41:16If you're new
41:18There's no chance
41:20Because
41:22We can't live in the city
41:24But the city teaches us to live
41:26It's not just the city
41:28But the city teaches us
41:30That's how you become successful
41:32There are people like that
41:34In the scene
41:36They say
41:38People come and go
41:40Only strong will survive
41:42There are people like that
41:44You can buy
41:46But you can't
41:48Because
41:50If you want to play this game
41:52You have to have money
41:54It's not just about money
41:56You have to
41:58Have some skills
42:00You can do it
42:02But you have to learn
42:06Then we say
42:08It's about friendship
42:10Friendship is better than money
42:12There's a lot of air
42:14If you want to get in
42:16You have to get in
42:18You can't get in
42:20You have to wait
42:22You have to wait
42:24If you want to get in
42:26You have to get in
42:28You can't choose
42:30You have to get in
42:32You have to get in
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42:38I'm closing with Sarakat Mantul
42:40Please, Sarakat Mantul
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42:46A deep thorn
42:48Because of the light
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42:52To show ourselves
42:54A good self
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