In a recent segment on The Daily Show, US-based Malaysian comedian Ronny Chieng had audiences laughing on both sides of the globe with his playful take on the US election results. Known for his witty and often sarcastic commentary, Chieng tapped into the current political climate with a lighthearted jab that particularly resonated with Malaysians watching from afar.

Addressing the post-election frustrations among Americans, Chieng quipped that if the political tension becomes too much, they might want to consider "going back to Malaysia," drawing chuckles for his dry delivery. 

In his segment, Chieng used humor to offer a fresh perspective on a topic that has been weighing heavily on the minds of many Americans. By suggesting to "go back to Malaysia" as an option, he simultaneously showcased his pride in his Malaysian roots and added a bit of comic relief to the election discourse.

The reaction from his Malaysian fan base has been enthusiastic, with many Malaysians taking to social media to celebrate Chieng's quick wit and humorous patriotism. Chieng has become a relatable figure for Malaysians abroad, using his platform to balance his cultural heritage with the universal experience of navigating life in the US. His comment not only offered a moment of levity but also reminded many Malaysians abroad of the comfort of home.

With his mix of clever satire and cultural insight, Ronny Chieng continues to connect audiences across continents, uniting them through laughter even on the weightiest of topics. As election results continue to stir strong reactions, Chieng's word to "go back to Malaysia"  serves as a funny reminder that, sometimes, home really is where the humor is.