M’sian-Born YouTuber Teaches Australian Influencer M’sian Bad Words & We’re so Entertained!

Road rage has become quite the culture in Malaysia with many participating though on different levels.

Some would just scream and curse in their cars whereas others would actually get physically violent. We condone the first one but not the second.

Now, a Malaysian-born YouTuber, Lyanna Kea (also known as Aunty Kea), who grew up in Australia, is now teaching an Australian influencer the ways of road raging. Darren Levy took to his Instagram to showcase a reel of Lyanna teaching him how to use Malaysian curse words to road rage and honestly, we’re so entertained!

He wrote, “Learning Malaysian swear words with Aunty Kea.”

In the video, Darren, who is driving while Aunty Kea sat in the passenger seat, told her that locals would teach him bad words in their languages every time he visits a different country.

“Okay, you want swear word ah? Malaysian swear word ah?” Aunty Kea asked, to which he agreed. Awww yeah, here we go.

She then started off with the classic, P*k*m*k.

She taught him the proper pronunciation of the bad word, but he stopped her and asked, “Before I actually say it, what am I saying?”

“It’s a horrible word,” she said and he asked again, “What does it mean?”

You’re going to have to watch the video to find out Aunty Kea’s answer. 

Darren then created a road rage scenario of when to use the bad word and it made Aunty Kea proud. 

“If somebody cuts you off in traffic, you’re like, ‘p*k*m*k’!” he said.

“Ahhhh yesss! Alright, very good!” she said, happy that he was quickly getting the hang of the word.

Aunty Kea also taught him the ultimate Cantonese slew of bad words.

“M* H*i, D*u L*i L*u M*o”, she taught him. Yeah, try and figure out that one. It’s actually easy if you swear a lot.

You can check out the video here.

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