February 12, 11:50 AM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Here's a song for male Homo Sapiens everywhere.
A Malaysian singer/music producer by the name of Yu Tianlong shared a song called "My Bank Account" – a parody of JJ Lin's hit song 背对背拥抱 – yesterday (Feb. 11) and clearly struck a chord or two and a couple of nerves.
In 24 hours, the video was shared more than 176,000 times and garnered some 3.3 million views.
The heart wrenching ditty about a guy's depleting or already depleted savings is a riposte to his girlfriend's complaints of not receiving any Valentine's Day gifts and how he has changed for the worse.
Here are the highlights:
So universal is this song that even it's performed in Chinese, guys worldwide are looking like this.
Source: Tumblr
Check out the song here.
Posted by Tianlong 余畑龙 on Wednesday, 10 February 2016
But like all love stories, the female version is just round the corner.
In response, another Malaysian singer Vchuan published a female version of "My Bank Account" with lyrics penned by women of his family just hours later.
"You took away my credit card and said I'm a spendthrift. But I didn't demand for a branded handbag."
"Why must I look at the contents of your wallet? I know there's little left."
"Looking at your bank account, I'm glad that we didn't have a joint account."
"I've stopped drinking teh tarik for a long time. Don't you know I only drink plain water now?"
"Even though the economy is not doing good, I will still be by your side."
Posted by 陳威全VChuan on Thursday, 11 February 2016