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It's still the best version! Sang in the true Singapore spirit. Very inspiring!

看看他多烂吧还以为他多好还说是我真是 我90 他10

我儿子很爱乱怪人不过好过他懂怪自己 我没看他怪过自己 照照他多烂吧亏他还敢反应说是我真是。他比所有的人烂。我比很多人好很好哪些一样

他敢冤枉我弄丢他就知道！！所以他好吗好吗一直那样过活

Thank you NDP 2024 for playing this song.... My Dad and I was shocked when we heard it last night. hahaha.

Love that this year’s NDP did a tribute for this song!

My perennial fave 40yo (1984-2024) NDP Theme Song. Happy Birthday Singapore ❤🎉

was this penned by Jim Atchison?

ABSOLUTELY TOO BIG BANGER

so childish

It’s a song that you can imagine on an Australian television station when it wants to brag about itself, it’d use this melody. It’s schmaltzy to the core, but it’s got a sense of braggadocio. If Dick Lee ripped off Rhodesians Never Die, just for the irony, it’d be a poetic piss-take of the English. Personally, I’d rather the organisers used United by Throbbing Gristle.

I have an idea that might just have a significant impact on the pollution problem and it would require choreographing/orchestrating the cooperation of School CCAs, Not-For-Profit Orgs, the Public(the average shopper… just an additional 5% effort), retailers and the most Importantly the Government cos need help with things like HPB app. If i finally have time to pen it down in detail on the ForwardSG site and if i miraculously get the blessing of the Government and all these factors align there is a good chance this might work and spark a globally spreading paradigm with Singapore shining as the spark that started it all

Whats the song at the end? Its so good!

I think what the government is doing to offer help after the problem pops up, which is wrong and also too late. For example, after many poor families multiply themselves senselessly and recklessly and then get caught up in a situation whereby they cannot afford to feed their children, then they offer help. It is often too late to reverse the situation for them and very costly. A more sustainable and cost effective way of helping them is to give them advice as to how to take care of themselves and plan for their future before it spiral out of control. Offering them piece meal help after the fact does not really help. Some may take the view that getting help from the government is an entitlement. I often hear people saying 'because we are from low income families' , therefore the government should help us. I ask them, why do you give birth to so many children? They will say, we love children or it just happen. They have no sense of responsibility. They don't blame themselves from get themselves into such a mess.

Thank you My Country, thank you My Government, Thank you My Fellow Man

If I were her mom I would rush forward and give her a big hug and never let go.

Beautiful Dreamer by American songwriter Stephen Foster who wrote it in 1826 and only published in 1864 after he passed away, penniless. Many brilliant artists have had to suffer for their art in their lifetime, though their works have endured. I’m sorry to pour cold water on this but I found the choice of song ironic.

前人种树后人乘凉 ! Depend on your family financial situation. Singapore is the most expensive city. Artistic dream is a luxury if you know what I mean.

You are spreading positivity. Keep up your good work☺

Beautiful. A masterpiece indeed 😢 brought some tears along the way . 😂

I love this song ❤️ if it was....Made In Malaysia , what the song lyrics would be

So many policies that is self contradicting. Issuing pink IC to single Malaysians who are in their mid 40s. Are these people subjected to the effects of ageing population. Are you later going to say GST will be 12% because we got not enough resources to feed these new citizens that enter this country with no significant contribution apart from diluting the votes and depressing our wages. There is no need to do more if in the first place the gahmen didn't think day and night of creating new policies to eat Singaporeans and take advantage of local born SG citizens.

Sg story 2

*Love this episode so insightful and nostalgic*

7:12

Btw, it'll b good if the government can rn go around n hang out with some locals n sit down n have a good feel (have long sit down conversation) on the monthly household expenditure....from there then they'll know n understand our monthly strggles..... Bills tat cannot b avoided.... 2 b able to work, must b healthy 2 b healthy, must have proper meals.... Rn some r surviving on bread n water only....how to stay healthy n b able to work?😢

The sad truth is rn is in the bosses' court....the bosses, the rich...having such attitudes: times r bad, take it(new jobs offers with lower salary income offer) or leave it.... N the bosses claimed no Singaporean wants to take up the offer, tats why they employ foreigners.... Singaporean can n will take up the offer (putting bread n butter on our table) unless: 1) cost of living is brought down: Ppty tax Income tax GST Food Water and electric bills Kids Education n their basic essential needs Basic healthcare needs for aging parents... (All these r daily essentials) where every household will face on a monthly basis...😢 2) can u imagine, an employer engage a Singaporean or a Malaysian who lives in JB, who will u engage? Both also offered a $5k job offer, but 1 in SGD n the other in Malaysia Ringgit If Sg govt wanna help in the decades long problem, starts looking deep into core problem...dun do a surface scratch diagnosis.... Start implementing fair employment like offering both candidates (e.g. a Singaporean n Malaysian) same starting pay in SGD..... N most new citizens use Sg as their citizenship hub too....look at China actress Gong Li, where is she rn? N not only her, many other foreigners too, the China Chinese n India Indian....u have the statistics, u look n study the statistics Talk about getting loyalty from them🤦‍♀️

I CRIED ALOT

Kai has a lovely voice! Great ad!

It made me cry.

any concrete policy changes ahead?

This flim make me realise while I'm still alive ,I still must treasure people around me . And I like this song but don't know song title. Wish to watch more meaningful flim from Forward SG more

Like the grandpa's singing. Looking forward to watch the video with him singing the whole song

The song sounds like Christina Aguilera's Beautiful ...

To the script writer, production crew and actors: well done. Usually I skip thru ads but this one made me stop and pay attention with its story. Keep up the dream

Best youtube advertisements ever

Thank You to our Ministers for their sharing. Next up, moving on to Episode 3.

I cried everytime this one appears on my feed.

totally loved the plot twist!! these short videos from Forward SG have been super underrated and I loved watching them. keep up the good work!

Chapter 5: is about the future. What is Singapore's DNA. Digital inclusion is very important. Chapter 5 resonates with me because I fear digital and still to today I really need to improve in this area. I really hope that people in the workplace can be very sharing in this area. That would be an instant, great practical support. Elders should write down the digital steps when they are shared (not always possible). Also we need to be concerned about digital safety too. "We don't digitalise for the sake of digitalisation" - I think that is a great point. What concerns me all the time is what happens should I get disconnected for some reason. Also when someone is very old - having access becomes increasingly difficult and even impossible. Having said that - eventually even paper access becomes impossible. The essence of Singapore Forward is to take stock and to chart a new way forward. Thank you.

Chapter 3: Your home is a safe harbour - I love that expression. Chapter 4: Essentially, this chapter is about what it means to be Singaporean. Home, community. My comment about this: every country has this issue because people come from different places and different regions. Thus society operates in microcosms. That is reality. What needs to be worked upon is that we can move easily between microcosms. I like the live and let live philosophy. For example, last night, I went to two supermarkets: Fairprice and I buy things there and then I went on to Sheng Siong. In both places, the staff know me and we greet each other and say hi and we talk about food, produce and other things. They are happy to see me and I am happy to see them. It is one of the things I look forward to when I go to these supermarkets. The staff here are a mix of different ethnicities/races (Chinese, Indian and Malay) and we are able to connect. I have no fear to go there and that is the most important thing for me. In the workplace, I work with different ethnicities and we share different food and share our culture. I agree with Chapter 4 - we speak for the future generations (government). People need to be able to understand the government. We are guardians for the next generation - that is survivability. We should also be supportive of the environment. Everyone holds part of the answer (last sentence of Chapter 4).

💖 'Promo SM'

I have now listened to chapters 1, 2 and 3. My key takeaways: Chapter 1: The goal is to refresh the social compact. Singapore Forward is a roadmap for the future, keeping in mind the long term perspective. Aims identified: Confident and competent - all hands on deck and that everyone can do something. Responsibilities, duties and obligations. The only way to do well is have others' back. Chapter 2 emphasises the importance of all jobs and to break away from stereotypes - very challenging to do. There are explanations as to why things were done the way they were in the past. Upskilling is key. Find your drive. Don't chase after others dreams. Definitions of success. Chapter 3: Communities: Chapter 3 focuses upon community and the people around you. In essence, the issue of housing and the surrounding area such as childcare and facilities people need. Also healthy living. My comment: I have watched three chapters now and I like the idea that we have a story because it means that the government sees a future and is building a way forward. I think we can only comment about countries that we have lived in for a long time because we hopefully can really understand the place. We could be ostriches and say let's continue the past and some countries do that but at the same time we need to keep abreast of two things: one the reality of existence and the direction that people are going in. Good leadership helps people keep to the straight and narrow and go in the right direction. Good governance provides the rudder but we have to be savvy enough to be aboard and onboard. I particularly liked what one minister said and that it does not have to cost a lot of money: sleep was one example. You know we could easily get more sleep if we gave it a higher priority and value. I also liked what one of the ordinary people said how plumbing has a value. I am so grateful for all the cleaners and all the people that keep Singapore going. Do say hi and wish them a good day when you meet them.

I find the names printed on the screen are misleading and create the confusion

Teach the value of budgeting and where to place priorities. Whether for rich or poor people. People can be wealthy but their wants unfulfilled while the less endowed can feel satisfied with what they have.

desire to keep on learning + not obsessing on schools? those whom yearn to be engineers or even technically exclusive jobs such as sewage experts, architects etc, should be paid top dollars similar to doctors and lawyers. as long as that is not measured by dollars and cents, then we are doomed. the chain reaction will always continue - education - school - uni - doc/lawyer as first choices before "downgrading" decisions based on grades.

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I feel like the government is not serious about going green yet. It seems to be only a recommendation, and there is no dire need. 1. If there is, Singapore should start putting in place measures like in South Korea and Japan, where it is compulsory to segregate waste. 2. If Singapore government is serious, these actions of waste segregation and recycling would have been compulsory for students in all levels in school - so that they naturally carry that on in life outside school. 3. The government should make food importers and distributors use packaging and labeling that is recycling friendly (e.g. Japanese & Korean product labels - they easily peel, making it easy to recycle) Without above measures seriously planned and considered, going green will continue to be a recommendation and we will not get real outcome.

If I were to close my eyes, the only thing that blocks the end of the tunnel for this country is the 3-pc meal that is going to be on vehicles...

Yes, so for a start, instead of looking down at labour jobs because of their low salary, we need to increase them so that we don’t look down on people who earn less