Yes, it's 2020 and there are no flying cars—this Malaysian is doing something about it

The internet is flooded with genuinely funny memes poking fun at the fact that it's 2020, and we still don't have flying cars.

So yes, we haven’t seen flying cars in Malaysia just yet. But while most of us have simply sat back and enjoyed the memes, others have put a little more effort towards creating these memes in their humorous generosity. But one Malaysian has taken things to yet another level with a certain video—the kind of video that you’d never realise you needed, until you’ve see it.Perodua Myvi

, with computer-generated imagery effects used to show a white Myvi slowing to a halt in an empty parking lot, before taking off. The entire process took all of 3 days, while Riyadh used 3ds Max & Adobe After Effects—and an Asus Zenphone Max Pro M1—to create the video.

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