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Nothing like Rudy and JJ to perk up your morning AhMat job

I thought working from home means that I don’t need to fight the morning gridlock that Malaysia is famous for. I was wrong. Now, I have to fight the traffic many times throughout the day as I become an Ahmat (driver) to my kids, fetching to and from school. Gawd…..I don’t know how to tell you how much I hate the morning traffic and the lunch traffic snag. But I take comfort in the morning (usually I am stuck in the car between 7.30am till 9.00am) when I listen to Hitz.fm’s morning crew....Rudy and JJ. Although at my age, I should be listening to Light & Easy for some soothing music but I tell you, you must kena their crazy kind of humor in the morning and it perks you up big time, right or not? Like this morning, I woke up late and started barking at my kids from 7.30 onwards (7.30 supposed to leave the house but today 7.30 only WAKE UP!) and then we reach the car, I bark some more. Like a bitchy mom. Then in the car, I heard Rudy & JJ’s ‘I got it from my Mamak’ (originally I wrote it as 'Mama' following the original song but kena pressure into changing it into the altered title. Pua ha ha ha ha ha!) parody rhapsody and I cracked up. The kids who were sullen in the backseat before was cracking up too at their high-pitched impersonation of a woman’s voice. Then we all laugh together-geder. Everybody happy family! All because of this two bunches of monkeys-lah, you know. Good job! And some more, I want to say something about that song they copied…..yeah, you got it from your mama but your papa never did anything, is it? How come you got the good things from your mama and your papa was sleeping while you were being conceived? And how come all the hip-hop songs these days are into crediting their mamas for everything. NOW, everyone who’s a papa to someone, stand-up and make some noise!
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Anonymous said…
Hey there thank you so much or listening and I'm glad you like the song. I guess our we didn't pronounce "Mamak" right. It's suppose to be I got it from my Mamak, like mamak stall. :) But thank you for listening. You ROCK
January 11, 2008 at 5:02 PM
Anonymous said…
hello auntie,

i lurve the parody too:)

btw, it's mamaK, not mama. though their mama parody a few years ago for mother's day was awesome too.
January 11, 2008 at 5:05 PM
Marsha Maung said…
JJ, I know know!!! How can I miss with all that roti canai, tosay, kopi all that thrown into the parody? But original song is MaMa, mah. :-)

a jj & rudy fan, yup, love the rapsody although I would have to say that the best is still the rempit one lah. That one got me laughing till today!!! Dunno why!!! never heard the mother's day one, tho.
January 11, 2008 at 5:14 PM
Marsha Maung said…
Eh! one more thing....WHO YOU CALLING AN AUNTIE??!!!
January 11, 2008 at 5:20 PM
nyonyapenang said…
Too early in the morning cannot listen to Light & Easy...lest the music lull you to sleep on the wheel. hahahah
January 11, 2008 at 11:48 PM
Anonymous said…
ohhh. Yup that one you have to ask Will.I.Am. Thanks for listening again
January 14, 2008 at 7:20 AM
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