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    Strumming Truth: Malaysia Cooper’s Guitar-Driven Satire Cuts Through Modern-Day Chaos

    Tyrese Alleyne-DavisBy Tyrese Alleyne-DavisJanuary 29, 20263 Mins Read
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    In an age of high political unrest, social disorder, and constant chaos in every corner of the world, the old saying “you have to laugh to keep from crying” feels more real than ever. For satire enthusiast and content creator Malaysia Cooper, humor is not just entertainment but a tool for cultural commentary.

    Building a Raw, Unfiltered Platform

    The Columbia, South Carolina native has built an Instagram platform boasting more than 220,000 followers by challenging conversations around culture and life in a raw, unfiltered way. Using her guitar as both an instrument and a weapon of satire, Cooper tackles sensitive topics ranging from toxic coworkers to interracial relationships and even calling out local government officials.

    Her content thrives on unpredictability. You never know what the next topic will be, but it is always an interesting and hilarious surprise.

    The Columbia, South Carolina native has built an Instagram platform boasting more than 220,000 followers by challenging conversations around culture and life in a raw, unfiltered way.

    Unpredictable, Sharp, and Hilarious

    Malaysia does an excellent job of showcasing her extensive skill set. Whether she is taking a popular rap song and turning it into an emo-style parody, multitasking by playing guitar for half of a song before breaking into a kazoo solo, or blending humor with sharp social commentary, she is a master at capturing attention in a strong and unique way.

    Roots in Musicianship

    A natural guitar player, Cooper has shared in many early posts that she was taught by someone she affectionately refers to as Grandpa Rusty. Through him, she not only learned how to play guitar but also gained deep knowledge of guitar brands and equipment.

    She has even shared photos of herself working at her local Guitar Center, further grounding her musicianship in lived experience.

    Through him, she not only learned how to play guitar but also gained deep knowledge of guitar brands and equipment.

    Flipping Negativity Into Art

    Despite the joy and laughter her satirical guitar skits bring, Cooper is no stranger to negativity. Critics often attempt to tear her down based on race or physical appearance, but she consistently finds a way to have the last laugh.

    By calling out hecklers on social media, posting screenshots of comments, and transforming hateful remarks into songs that express how those comments make her feel, she flips cruelty into creativity. Her ability to brush off hatred may also stem from growing up with older brothers, something she has mentioned in one of her Instagram reels.

    Satire Beyond Social Issues

    Cooper’s satire does not stop at social issues. She has also created a wide range of videos poking fun at car culture, making songs about Audi drivers, Toyota drivers, Dodge drivers, and just about every stereotype imaginable.

    Browsing her Instagram feels like encountering this generation’s “Weird Al” Yankovic.

    Why Her Audience Shows Up

    Much of the support surrounding Cooper comes from her willingness to say what many people are thinking but cannot express themselves. Whether due to a lack of musical ability or the courage to put such honest content into the world, her voice fills a gap.

    Many commenters have suggested she deserves a record deal or should begin performing live, and this organically grown support is often the most meaningful for a content creator.

    Always a Wild Ride

    From one song to the next, from one guitar solo or kazoo solo to another, Malaysia Cooper’s followers are always in for a wild ride. Her content is like a box of chocolates. You never truly know what you are going to get.

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    • Tyrese Alleyne-Davis

      Tyrese Alleyne-Davis is a versatile journalist whose bylines span both the sports and music worlds. He covers Major League Baseball for Athlon Sports and serves as a sports journalist for the New York Amsterdam News, reporting on everything from professional teams to local high school, collegiate, and recreational sports. His work often shines a spotlight on adaptive athletes and underrepresented sports communities across New York City.

      Tyrese began his sports journalism career in 2024 with the launch of Game on Wheels, his Substack blog dedicated to in-depth coverage of New York’s diverse sports scene. Since then, he has expanded his writing portfolio, now contributing to Elicit Magazine, where he explores his passion for music. Some of his favorite genres include pop punk, indie pop, hip-hop/rap, and bachata, reflecting his eclectic tastes and deep appreciation for storytelling through sound.

      With 13 years of creative writing experience across multiple disciplines, Tyrese holds a bachelor’s degree in creative arts with a concentration in creative writing from New York University. Whether he’s in the press box at a baseball stadium, courtside at a community sports event, or exploring unique points of view through music and discography, Tyrese’s work is defined by curiosity, detail, and an authentic connection to the communities he covers.

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