Numerous people consider Malaysia's greatest asset to be its diverse and delectable cuisine. This richness is a reflection of the harmonious coexistence of various cultures, with each sharing its culinary delights.

Language is another shared aspect among Malaysians, contributing to the tapestry of cultural unity.

A recent video posted on the buskersviralklang TikTok page showcased Malay buskers collaborating with a Chinese man, rendering a bilingual performance. The uniqueness lies in the fact that the song features lyrics in both Malay and Mandarin, with the Malay singer taking on the Mandarin part and the Chinese man singing the Malay portion.

Buskersviralklang captioned the video, stating, "The Chinese part is taken by a Malay, the Malay part is taken by a Chinese."

The performance featured the song "Hatiku Kekal Padamu" by Mus, featuring Victor Lee. Being bilingual, with lyrics in both Malay and Mandarin, it proved to be an ideal duet for Malaysians. The Malay busker initiated the song by singing the Mandarin lyrics, followed by the Chinese man seamlessly delivering the Malay lyrics, resulting in an impressive duet.

The video garnered appreciation from many, with comments expressing admiration for the performers' unity and talent.

"It's incredible that you two sang a duet in Bahasa Malaysia and Mandarin, embodying the spirit of unity. You two are amazing. This is the best, isn't it?"

"Now, this is what I call 'harmony.' I'm so proud."

Watch here:

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