fmtoday - Tweet Data Analysis

The tweets in this set express a range of emotions, from frustration and anger to hope and admiration. The first tweet expresses frustration with Maxis, MaxisListens, and other companies and organizations for not providing fair and reasonable service. The second tweet expresses admiration for Nurul Izzah for not having changed, and the third expresses appreciation for an article about her. The fourth tweet expresses the sentiment that opposition will always have ammo to attack if something is not done. The fifth tweet expresses humor with a joke about a situation. The sixth tweet expresses exasperation with the ongoing political drama. The seventh tweet expresses sarcasm. The eighth tweet expresses the need for public transportation reform. The ninth tweet expresses humor with a joke about a situation. The tenth tweet expresses anger at the lack of repercussions for those who insult non-Muslim religions. The eleventh tweet expresses frustration at a case that has been ongoing for three years. The twelfth tweet expresses disbelief at the hypocrisy of those in power. The thirteenth tweet expresses sarcasm at the lack of aid from Hadi. The fourteenth tweet expresses disbelief at the hypocrisy of those in power. The fifteenth tweet expresses the sentiment that jail time is a deterrent for bad behavior. The sixteenth tweet expresses admiration for the current Prime Minister's performance. The seventeenth tweet expresses frustration at the lack of action taken against those who insult others. The eighteenth tweet expresses the sentiment that Malaysians should respect the practices of cultures and religions different from their own.