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Stop Asian Hate Crimes: Covid-19 the Cause or the next big Anti – Asian Excuse?
Style & Trends
Empowering Women: A Threat or A Necessity?
Women’s empowerment has adorned many faces of mass media for the past decade, with institutes and corporations proclaiming their support to prove their inclusivity as …
Real Talk: Cancel Culture
Humans have been reduced to nothing more than a magazine subscription these days; the only difference is that the more issues the individual accumulates, the …
November & December 2020 Videos
As CMCO has just begun again and after considering a few ‘at home’ ideas, we decided to do a life hacks video which is currently …
October 2020 Videos
It’s the spooky month! We did an IGTV Halloween makeup showdown on our Instagram account and let the viewers decide on who’s makeup was the …
Of Korean Dramas and Intertwined Fates
Malaysians have definitely not been strangers to the Kdrama Wave that has swept the globe with engaging storytelling and swoon-worthy romances. For most of us kdrama fans, binging on kdramas is a way of life; gritting your teeth at despicable villains who threaten our protagonists, sighing out loud at a lover’s passionate confession, clicking “next episode” at the speed of light when the episode ends on a cliffhanger and then going “I regret nothing” when it’s suddenly five in the morning…
YouTube Channels That Are Fighting Misconceptions
“Hey guys, welcome to my channel! Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe!”
Isn’t that something we hear way too often these days? In a world where Youtube has climbed its way up to being one of the most frequently used social media sites, many have turned to the platform as a means of creating content according to one’s interests with the hope of gaining attention, expressing themselves, or as a means of income through the many (intensely detested) ads that pop up before videos. As Youtube becomes saturated with the ever-growing population of vlog, song cover, lifestyle, makeup, and beauty Youtubers, it gets a little dry with most of the popular content following a certain repetitive theme. But there’s so much more to Youtube!
College 101: Expectations vs Reality
Ah the new year, how most of us longed for it! To many, the start of the new year (and also a new decade) means new possibilities, resolutions that we won’t follow, and 2020 planners that we’ll forget about in 2 months. However, for many people (particularly those between the ages of 16-22) it also means starting college, and what better way to start off the new year than the dawning realisation that you’re entering a new and unfamiliar world of academia which will leave you in a puddle of your own tears and/or overdue assignments.
Why I Don’t Support the K-Wave Trend
K-dramas. K-pop. K-beauty. K-fashion. These are the things that brought upon the trend of the K-Wave. From what Google tells me, the Korean Wave (a.k.a. Hallyu) came into the public eye during 1999 when the drama “Autumn in my heart” first premiered. Now, it’s just trending as ever, and it refuses to die down. K-pop has been dominating our local radio channels, and groups like BTS and BLACKPINK have made their way onto international waters. Korean makeup and fashion also surfed the waves too, as many people try to recreate the looks of their favourite idol or their favourite K-drama character.
Monthly Musings: Sunway Students on Trends
Prompt: What is a trend that you have noticed recently?
