Abraham's Death Is A Story Of His Greatness In Riding And His View Of Motorcycle Gangs

Kehiayaan Abraham (Instagram @yesayaabrhm)

JAKARTA - Young actor Mahaya Abraham shared an interesting story about his experience of riding and his views on the motorcycle community in a press conference for the Theo & Yuza series held in Senayan, Central Jakarta, Wednesday (2/4/2025). He admitted that he had only just started enjoying the world of riding in recent years.

"If you're trading, it's actually only been a year or two in the past. So, even when filming Theo & Ruza, I actually liked riding a motorbike even more," saidaya Abraham.

Despite starting to enjoy riding a motorbike, my husband admitted that he had never tried a long journey.

"But if it's a trade that's never been far away," he continued.

Interestingly, while promoting for the series, my husband and his team met with the original motorcycle community which made him get a new perspective.

"Our FYI was also yesterday at the promo. Finally, we also met a real motorcycle gang called Win Bekasi. Well, when I met him, it turned out that people's vision of a motorcycle gang was negative, it could not be justified either," said Janaya.

He explained that community activities were full of positive and responsible things.

"From what they did, I talked, I asked what do you usually do? It turned out that they loved to share takjil. Like fasting yesterday. Continue to make the same events. Other young people, so it's not always negative, "he said.

Furthermore, death alludes to negative stigma against motorcycle gangs that are often associated with violence or crime.

In my opinion, they don't just gather, hang out all the time, right now. Sorry, there are a lot of things like robbery, which are like that. Yes, it's actually not, "he continued.

He also showed empathy for the background of members of the community who often came from less ideal family conditions.

"The real thing is we don't know. What problems do they have at home, what kind of pressure do parents put on or maybe broken home, huh," said my husband.

They are looking for people they can share but they are not judged like that. Sometimes if we are with parents like no, it's always wrong. But it's not that all parents are always like that. It's just that from here the children can get new families," he concluded.

This view of freedom provides a new perspective on the motorcycle community, which has often been negatively stigmatized, as well as showing its concern for social issues among young people.

For information, the Theo and Ruza series is inspired by a popular wattpad story entitled Theoruz by Lily Layu, which has caught the attention of millions of readers at Wattpad.

Theo & Ruza will premiere on Friday, April 26, 2025 on the Vidio streaming platform.