To Rose, I am sending you love and prayer. I am sorry the city have been hard, but you are stronger. Thank you for sharing a piece of your life with Wonho, and for other Malaysian to appreciate all other malaysian here in our country. No one should feel lesser than any other human being, we are all at the end of the day, the same. I wish you the best and much success in your life, and i hope one day you'll bring wonho (and us along) to your hometown. A chingu of wonho, is a chingu of mine. but you are malaysian, you are my family! much love! can't wait for the hunting video!

I live in Kg Janda Baik, we have kampung orang asli here as well and we have been friends since small. I am blessed that i get to have friends from all race and tribes here in Malaysia. and I urge more Malaysian (especially those who have never meet (!) an orang asli-THIS IS WILD, Even I am shocked by this) to get out of your comfort zone and learn more of each other's culture. To love malaysia is to know Malaysia, ALL of MALAYSIA

Her English is so good. She deserve better salary

she is beautiful... really like this episode.. can't wait to watch you in her hometown...

I'm a Singaporean watching this and Wonho is educating us all on the life of an Orang Asli in the city. Genuinely don't understands racism and the bullying that happens.  Half of the people i work with are foreigners and i never judge them, ever. I love sharing cultures. So excited for the next orang asli vlog!

Hello WonHoHoPark & Rose, I'm planning to go back to Malaysia again in March and hoping I can meet up Rose at her work place. It's very interesting story from you Rose.
Before I migrated to the UK, I have met your society and have been to their villages before several times. They are lovely people.
Rose you speak good English, don't let anyone bullying, looking down at you. Be firm, put your foot down. Every where you will get rude, snobbish and arrogant people. If they are rude to you, say back to their fare there and then.
WanHoHoPark,  I would like to meet up with you when I'm in Malaysia.
Best of luck both of my friends.
From the UK.

Won Ho Ho....
You are amazing.  Thanks for highlighting one facet of Orang Asli life through Rose. Keep up the good work!😊

Betul kata Rose.. hidup di KL memang keras dek..bilik Shj 400-500.Terima kasih dan Terbaik Wonhoho menyelami hati Nurani OA@Orang Asal Malaysia..yg jarang YouTuber buat, lebih2 lagi yg bukan berasal dari Malaysia.🎉

Rose, you are a strong woman. I never knew how you feel even you're Malaysian but you feel like an outsider. Living in Malaysia can be harsh just to get money for food. You are brave enough and so so soooo kind. Don't be a stranger and you will make yourself proud someday! Thank you for the kind words, remind me to be stronger and be patience as a privilege Malaysian as well.  I live nearby orang asli as well but never really have orang asli as friends. You have pure heart....sending love and support to you!!! Thank you Wonho for showing us this side of story..

Very nice that Master Won Ho Ho have met the ''Orang Asli' or the Aboriginal People (Native People) in Malaysia.There are different types of 'Orang Asli' that live in Peninsular Malaysia such as Negrito, Senoi and Melayu Proto.
#ThankYouMasterWonHoHo ...
#MalaysiaAndKoreaWithLove❤❤❤❤❤

Dear Rose, thanks for sharing your stories… I’m so sorry that u had so much hardship in KL! We love you… don’t let anyone bring u down! And Wonho, thxxx for featuring her!! 🫶🏼🫶🏼

Thank you Won ho for introducing Rose to us. I feel so sorry for her that even though she is  Malaysian she  looked down upon as she is an orang asli., I' m glad that she listened to her grandmother's advice and overcame her low self esteem. by the way, Rose speaks very good English .  Keep up your spirit Rose, Wishing you better days ahead.

Dear Wonho,
I am so touched by your sincerity n genuineness in your approach to pple esp to Rose n even the French family, that truly blow me away, u r a foreigner n yet u exhibit true sincere kindness to yet another foreigner/tourist, u certainly hv a heart of gold.
May God bless you richly in health n most of all protect you wherever you set  yr foot at...take care, b careful,
Blessings fr Halmeoni Lynda❤

Thank you so much Wonho for helping to create awareness for the Orang Asli. Sometimes living in KL can make us blind and insensitive to others.

I am surprised to hear that Rose( who is actually  the real and true Bumiputera here) faced racism here as I would not know she is an Orang Asli looking at her appearance and good  communication skills. I had visited Orang Asli village in the jungle before and stayed overnight there too. The experience made me more thankful and grateful. Jay,  you'll be an excellent Tourist Ambassador for Malaysia if you ever are looking for another job here ha ha😂🎉❤😊 as you are kind, friendly and helpful towards Malaysians and tourists and has introduced many nice places and activities in Malaysia to all of us here and overseas.

Han seni, please don't feel sad. There are many people who have the same problem as you.. not because you are orang asli but its people attitude..It happened to many people  in Malaysia and  other countries as well. Just be strong and work hard. Don't bother about the people who bully you. May you be a successful woman in the future.

I feel like....you are Introducing back Malaysia to me...as a Malaysian...😂😂😂

I lived in pahang. In school we have a lof of orang asli in here. They came from different ethnic such as Jakun, Semai and etc. their names quite modern, Mahadi, Selly, Azlinie, Kamsiah, Ruby and some of them are christian or non believer (atheist). My friend not lived in jungle, but they have a proper house because we in Malaysia have a authority sector (Jabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli - JAKOA) to guide and help the community and connect to government.

You may take a short visit Muzium Orang Asli at Gombak Lama. Nearby Taman Ekorimba via Genting Highland.

It has been an eye opener  knowing the hardship of an orang asli working in the city. But my great respect for her patience and determination to prevail her career as years goes by. Tqvm for the video Bro Woonho.

Rose is such a beautiful. I remembered myself as one of the ethnic from Sarawak (Bidayuh ethnic). When i came here bck in 2000, indeed struggle to survive here in kl. Not only salary but ppl think that we still live on the tree which is not true 😥

Han seni is an example anybody can develop his or potential with the right support and  environment. She is exudes confidence, independence and class very different from the stereotypes most Malaysians have of her people.  Hopefully she can go far and inspires many others.