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00:00I think it's a maturing process for Zizia as well. She's only 24-25 years old.

00:13GMW Motif Trending for this week, we have someone very special in our hearts, Bang Matt!

00:19Hello, Isha. How are you?

00:21Thank you very much.

00:22Thank you!

00:23You always watch this show on TV, right?

00:24I promise.

00:25Really?

00:26Yes, it's true.

00:26If you watch it, what are you wearing on that day?

00:30This colour.

00:32He's wearing this colour.

00:33Okay, Bang Matt. We haven't seen you for a long time.

00:36Sorry, the flight was delayed.

00:38The flight was delayed.

00:39We want to know your background in this industry.

00:42How did you start? How old are you?

00:45Okay, I'm a graduate of Integrative Media from Malaysia Institute of Integrative Media, MIIM.

00:53I'm not kidding, the college is already packed.

00:55It used to be called Academy TV 3.

00:56To make it short, I'm an athlete from a young age.

01:01But I'm a half-cooked athlete.

01:02I played sports like soccer, rugby, and basketball.

01:06I tried everything, but it didn't work out.

01:08When I started middle school, I was interested in writing.

01:10So, I combined those two elements, and I ended up falling in love with journalism.

01:14Alhamdulillah, I started in 2010.

01:16I trained in the industry with Astro Awani.

01:18Then, in 2010, I started with Astro Arena.

01:20And now, I'm the first Malaysian sports channel.

01:23It was my dream job at that time.

01:25I'm still doing it now.

01:26How old are you?

01:27I'm 14 years old.

01:2814 years old, guys.

01:37What is one thing that you can't forget during your career?

01:42There are so many things that I can't forget.

01:44My sweet memories.

01:45Can you tell us about your bitter memories?

01:46My bitter memories?

01:47Well, I lost my passport.

01:52Oh, you lost your passport.

01:53I went to Rio 2016.

01:55It was my first Olympic experience.

01:57The Astro Arena team was quite big.

01:59It was the second Olympic for the Astro Arena team.

02:01So, I lost my transit passport in Amsterdam.

02:04The team was already moving.

02:06But I was confident.

02:07I don't know what to do.

02:08I went to meet the airline.

02:10I told them,

02:11can you push my ticket to the opening ceremony date?

02:14They pushed it?

02:15Yes, they pushed it.

02:16But we had to pay for it.

02:17It wasn't free.

02:18I think it was only for three days.

02:19Amsterdam didn't have an embassy in Malaysia.

02:21So, I had to go to The Hague by train.

02:23I had to carry 13 kgs of luggage.

02:25I had to bring my transit passport.

02:27I went back to Amsterdam and slept there.

02:29I cried.

02:30My passport turned brown.

02:33So, I bought a ticket.

02:35I went back to Malaysia.

02:36But I had to transit to Istanbul.

02:38I went to Putrajaya.

02:41I met the customs officer.

02:43He told me that I lost my passport.

02:45This is the police report from Amsterdam.

02:47I had to go for immigration.

02:49I had to bring my passport.

02:50Thank God, many people helped me.

02:52I will never forget the name of the officer.

02:54He is Otaid Abdul Nasri Dato' Isyamuddin Aun.

02:57He helped me to get my passport.

03:01I got my passport.

03:02I slept in KL.

03:03I didn't tell my family because I didn't want them to worry.

03:07KL, Amsterdam, Paris.

03:09From Paris to Rio.

03:10How long did it take?

03:1166 hours.

03:1266 hours.

03:14I didn't have enough money.

03:15I spent RM12,000.

03:16But you were willing to do it.

03:18Yes.

03:19Some doctors doubted my ability...

03:23...to come back stronger.

03:25Some doctors said that I was done.

03:28I had to quit.

03:30I made a big mistake.

03:32My challenge is small compared to them.

03:35Goh Luwing, Chad Beng Soon, Tan Wikiong, Najwa Goh Isyam...

03:38...and Dato' Lee Jong Wei.

03:41They surprised me.

03:42That's what I can say about Hafizal.

03:44But the important thing is that you spent RM12,000 for 66 hours.

03:48Yes.

03:49I'm proud of you.

03:50You won three gold medals in the Olympics.

03:54The match is over.

03:57Malaysia is in the last place.

03:59Beng Soon and Goh Luwing...

04:02...made history.

04:05They're in the back.

04:08Beng Soon and Goh Luwing are on the red carpet.

04:13What else can I say?

04:15This is Malaysia.

04:17People say that when you're there, you're lucky.

04:21Is that true?

04:22Yes.

04:23I won three gold medals in the Olympics.

04:29That's the important thing.

04:31People say that your name is going viral.

04:35When did you know that you're trending?

04:38What was your first impression?

04:39I thought it was fake news.

04:40Fake news?

04:41My wife sent me a screenshot.

04:43People can do that.

04:45But I was focusing on my work.

04:47So, I turned off all notifications.

04:49But when I reviewed the post I sent...

04:53...and saw the reaction from Malaysian netizens...

04:57...I thought it was something special.

04:59Sometimes, we wonder what we're doing.

05:02Is it going to pay off?

05:05I've been consistent since the 2016 Rio Olympics.

05:10I focus on positivity.

05:12I think that's what Malaysians need.

05:16Too much negativity.

05:18Like what Mr. Tai said, our job is to make sure...

05:23...that our athletes are well taken care of.

05:27So, we have to be firm.

05:29But I believe that I want to play a different role.

05:33We haven't won a gold medal in the Olympics for 10 years.

05:37Why not try something different?

05:49You said you didn't want to come.

05:51But you're here.

05:52Can I interview you?

05:53Sure.

05:55Sure.

05:56I'm glad to see the bond between you and the athletes.

06:02It's like they've known each other since birth.

06:05What do you want to say to the athletes?

06:10Do you have any tips for them?

06:12First, mutual respect.

06:14Second, honesty.

06:17As journalists, we have to be objective.

06:20At the end of the day, we have our responsibilities.

06:23But it's not wrong for me to tell them...

06:26...that I want to make a story about them.

06:29It might be a little hot.

06:31But what's your side of the story?

06:33What's your perspective?

06:35I've always been like that.

06:38I think the bond is based on trust in each other.

06:44In journalism, we have a term called scoop.

06:48Sometimes, we want to scoop other agencies.

06:52Scoop?

06:53Yes, scoop.

06:54So, we get a hot story.

06:56But to me, it's an amazing art form in journalism.

07:02But I don't like it.

07:04Sometimes, a scoop can hurt people's feelings.

07:10I don't care if I lose or get scooped.

07:13But what's important is that I get a human interest story.

07:16I care about their feelings.

07:19To me, that's more valuable than a hot scoop.

07:23Who are some of the journalists that you've worked with?

07:28There are a lot.

07:30Former editor-in-chief, H. Warinah Ahmad Nahori Isa.

07:33Manuman Saleh.

07:35Rizal Hashim.

07:36Dato' Isyamuddin Aun.

07:38I've worked with Bazli Azmi, Fina Nasrum, Zainal Azam.

07:44I've learned a lot from them.

07:46But if I had to name one, I'd say Rajesh Paul.

07:52He's the editor-in-chief at Akbar The Star.

07:54I saw how the athletes came to him and told him their story.

08:00The athletes came to him?

08:02Yes.

08:03I dreamt of becoming like him one day.

08:06But I knew that I wouldn't reach his level.

08:09So, why not become the best version that I can be?

08:14Every morning when I wake up...

08:17...I see all kinds of news.

08:20About my name.

08:24I was wondering what I did wrong.

08:29There are a lot of people who are like a palatau.

08:34A palatau is the one who knows the art of sukan.

08:38He wants to teach the athletes how to do sukan.

08:41What's your impression about this?

08:43I want to tell you what the athletes do.

08:45Ordinary people like me can't do this.

08:49You have to wake up at 5 or 6 a.m. to train.

08:524 hours straight.

08:53You have a short break.

08:55And you do the same thing for 7 days a week.

08:57Then you have to go to a tournament.

08:59You have to travel far.

09:00It's not easy.

09:01What they do is extraordinary.

09:03That's why they have my utmost respect.

09:05Okay.

09:06I promise you, I'll be in LA.

09:08Okay.

09:09See you at the gold.

09:10I promise you, I'll fight for LA.

09:12If Astro doesn't let him go, I'll let him go.

09:15No problem.

09:17Thank you so much.

09:19Thank you very much.

09:20Can I go home now?

09:22I'm going home now.

09:25They said, Lee Gigi is a diamond man.

09:28They said all kinds of things.

09:30I had a fight with one of my friends.

09:33Her name is Lizzy Matt.

09:36Lizzy Matt?

09:37She has a sister named Lizzy.

09:39She's Lizzy Gia.

09:41They have a younger sister.

09:42I'm her unofficial sibling.

09:44Unofficial sibling.

09:45Lizzy Gia said that she's a bit sad.

09:49She said, it's not my fault.

09:51She was criticized on social media.

09:54How did you feel at that time?

09:56I couldn't see my face at that time.

09:58I closed my mouth.

09:59What do you mean?

10:01I didn't want to cry.

10:03I know her struggle.

10:05She's a new generation athlete.

10:07She wants to be closer to the competition.

10:10We know that athletes in Malaysia...

10:12...are dependent on the organization.

10:14For example, BM.

10:17So, she decided to go to the competition...

10:19...when she was nominated.

10:21We've never heard of a top man and top athlete...

10:24...who wants to go to the competition.

10:26At that time, she had a spirit of 50-50.

10:28Some felt that she did something beyond the limit.

10:33Some supported her.

10:34But I've known her since she was 16 or 17.

10:37I believe in what she did.

10:39Professionally and personally, I support her.

10:44I'm on her side.

10:46I know her ability.

10:47She has shown it.

10:49If she didn't face many challenges in the past three years...

10:53...her decision might have been better.

10:55That's why I support her.

10:58She's a different person.

11:00She has grown up.

11:02Most importantly, she wants to play for Malaysia.

11:06She loves Malaysia.

11:08She was born in Lostakedah.

11:10She has a family in Serdang.

11:12Malaysians play for Malaysia.

11:14There's no greater pride than that.

11:16Playing for the country you were born in.

11:26I'm sorry.

11:27I'm sorry for what I did.

11:29I'm sorry.

11:39You hugged Lizzy Jial in the video.

11:42Even after Lizzy Jial left, you still gave her a butterfly hug.

11:45Yes.

11:46Maybe you can tell us a bit about it.

11:47I'm embarrassed.

11:48It's not a video.

11:50I don't care if she wins or loses.

11:52I support her unconditionally.

11:58But I can't imagine what the media will say...

12:04...if she loses that day.

12:06I know she's very disappointed.

12:09She didn't make it to the finals.

12:12I don't want to see her empty-handed.

12:14When she fought back...

12:16...in the first and second games, she won the medal.

12:19I just want to tell her that I'm proud of her.

12:22That's all.

12:37A lot of reporters have been bashed...

12:41...until they've been tagged and cancelled.

12:45What are your comments on that?

12:47I was offended.

12:48Some of them are my friends.

12:52I was affected by their comments.

12:54When they didn't mention my name...

12:56...it was related to their name.

12:58I didn't like it.

13:02I always say that...

13:05...this is how we treat our athletes.

13:07We want people to treat our athletes the same way.

13:09Why don't we treat them the same way?

13:11If we don't like how people see us...

13:13...we should show a little bit more respect.

13:15We want a healthier environment.

13:19What are your comments...

13:21...when you heard the reporters...

13:24...say that you're a match for Zijia?

13:28We all have our own opinions.

13:31Sometimes, it's very difficult...

13:34...to present a report.

13:37When we express our opinions...

13:39...we feel that it's the right thing to do.

13:41But sometimes, we have different opinions.

13:45What I want to say is...

13:47...just be kinder to others.

13:49Why don't we treat others better?

13:52If you want to criticize someone, just do it.

13:55Our country's elite athletes...

13:57...are from their junior days.

13:59Their progression in the last 8 years...

14:02...is extraordinary.

14:04It's like seeing your siblings grow up...

14:07...and succeed in life.

14:09I have a question.

14:11I can't wait to meet you in person.

14:14I think you can answer this question.

14:18You can confirm it.

14:21Many people say that Li Zijia...

14:24...is not liked by reporters.

14:27What are your comments?

14:29I'm being honest.

14:31I don't think she's liked...

14:34...or disliked...

14:36...by the media in Malaysia.

14:39My colleagues and I...

14:41...have different opinions.

14:44Maybe some people have forgotten...

14:46...Dato' Li Chong Wei.

14:48Sometimes, she doesn't follow...

14:50...the opinions of reporters.

14:53It's different.

14:55I think it's a maturing process...

14:57...for Li Zijia.

14:59She's only 24-25 years old.

15:01We don't know what will happen in 24-25 years.

15:03That's right.

15:04She has a lot of responsibilities.

15:08She has to make sure...

15:11...that she can work as a professional.

15:15Before the Olympics...

15:17...she had 15 competitions...

15:20...before going to the Olympics.

15:22At one time, she almost didn't make it...

15:25...but she fought until she made it.

15:27She ranked fourth in the 7th round.

15:30At one time, she was second in the world.

15:33For me, she's not a media darling.

15:36She doesn't use WhatsApp...

15:39...or make video calls.

15:43At one time, whatever she said was wrong.

15:46Even if she didn't say it, it was wrong.

15:48But I want to take this opportunity...

15:51...to say that the Olympics are over.

15:53She won a medal for Malaysia.

15:55Why don't we move forward together?

15:57We can see that...

15:59...she has a different way of communicating.

16:01Just give her time.

16:03Maybe after this, she'll be more open...

16:05...and have a healthier relationship with the media.

16:08We'll see a more mature and complete Gigi...

16:11...to handle various situations.

16:13I'm pretty sure you're the closest person...

16:17...to our athletes...

16:19...in terms of physical and mental health...

16:21...when they're in the match.

16:23Before the match, they want to know their preparation.

16:26But there's a reason why they don't want to make video calls.

16:29Maybe after the match, they want to cool down.

16:32I think it's our job as reporters...

16:34...to read the room.

16:38If we know the athletes, we know their style.

16:40Before a few days, there's no problem to entertain them.

16:43When I approach them, I won't ask them to do an interview.

16:46I'll ask them if they're okay to do an interview.

16:49If they're not okay, it's okay.

16:52Maybe we missed a story.

16:54But as reporters, we have to be smart...

16:56...to find different stories.

16:59We've been doing this for 14 years.

17:01We have to handle rejection.

17:03We have to find other resources.

17:06For athletes, during the competition...

17:09...they don't really want to do an interview.

17:11But when they reach the top of the Olympics...

17:14...a post-match interview is a must.

17:18They have to do it even if they don't want to.

17:20In an international tournament, you only have two minutes...

17:22...to talk to them.

17:23If it's more than two minutes, it's up to them.

17:25There are a lot of media that they have to deal with.

17:28Especially, the international media.

17:33Their mentality depends on the situation.

17:37How they perform, how they prepare.

17:41The netizens are the headlines of the media.

17:46I remember one of the interviews that impressed me...

17:50...was the one with Pelitan and Emtina.

17:52They lost their bronze medal match.

17:54They finished top four in the world.

17:57Some people said that they couldn't even...

18:00...leave the group stage.

18:03But when they read the positive comments...

18:06...they regained confidence in themselves.

18:10That shows that the positive comments...

18:14...have an impact on them.

18:17Since you're close to our athletes...

18:21...can you tell us about the things that we don't know...

18:26...about our athletes?

18:28Like Lizzy Jah, Aaron, Wiyit, Prilly.

18:31They're just ordinary people.

18:33Just like us.

18:34When we're down, they like to do things...

18:37...that we also like to do.

18:39They hang out with their mothers.

18:41They like to eat chicken nasi lemak.

18:44They like to listen to Korean songs.

18:46They like to eat Korean BBQ.

18:48Aaron is a family man.

18:50He has two daughters.

18:54He spends a lot of time with his family.

18:57They're just like us.

19:00Do you have any tips for Zee Jah?

19:05He's interested in Manchester United.

19:08His NBA team is LA Lakers.

19:11He's interested in IU.

19:13He likes TOI's.

19:16His favourite food is nasi lemak.

19:19So, please practice nasi lemak and TOI's.

19:24The Independence Day is just around the corner.

19:26Can you say a few words...

19:30...to the Malaysians out there?

19:32To the Malaysians out there...

19:35...I'm proud to be a Malaysian.

19:37I know you're also proud.

19:3933-34 million Malaysians have celebrated...

19:43...67 years of independence.

19:47I hope that...

19:49...we can celebrate this independence...

19:52...as an extraordinary country.

19:56I believe that the dream of the Malaysians...

19:59...is not far away.

20:00It's just around the corner.

20:02We need everyone's support.

20:05Thank you for your support.

20:07I really appreciate it.

20:09Happy Independence Day.

20:11We love Malaysia.

20:13LA 2028.

20:15Did you book the tickets?

20:17Did I book the tickets?

20:18I don't know.

20:19Can I go?

20:20Yes, you can.

20:21If I see someone next to you, it's me.

20:24Please help me.

20:25We'll try.

20:27Thank you so much for hanging out with me...

20:30...at GMW Motif Trending.

20:32You can watch the full interview...

20:34...at gempak.com.

20:36Let's go back to the studio.

20:38Bye.

20:45You

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