Senator Bong Revilla, famed thespian of both action movies and plunder trials, has now declared his next heroic mission: hunting down the netizens who allegedly sabotaged his election dreams. Apparently, it wasn’t the ghost of PDAF past or his courtroom cameos that hurt his campaign—it was TikTok memes and spicy Facebook comments.
Armed with a sword of justice and a VFX-heavy budget, he’s gearing up for Bong vs. Keyboard Warriors: The Sequel Nobody Asked For. One can only imagine him scrolling through Twitter, shouting “Aha!” every time someone posts, “Bakit siya tumakbo uli?” The senator says he’s seeking accountability, but some suspect he’s just mad he can’t block voters in real life.
Meanwhile, social media users are scrambling—not out of fear, but to make popcorn. Because when politics meets petty, and memes become a threat to democracy, you know you’re living in peak Philippine satire.
Marian Rivera, queen of dance and now—allegedly—queen of confidential funds?
Netizens are shooketh after reports surfaced linking her to VP Sara Duterte’s secret stash. Unlike Mary Grace Piattos (who sounds like a snack-loving ghost), Marian is very much real and has receipts to show—hopefully not just mall show posters.
With hubby Dingdong Dantes known as a proud Pinklawan, the couple’s political plot twist is giving telenovela energy.
Is this My Husband’s Lover: Budget Edition? Marian, it’s time to cha-cha your way to a press con and spill—was this a case of mistaken identity or just a cameo role in DDS Confidential?
In a move that can only be described as uniquely Bong Revilla, the good senator graciously conceded defeat in the Senate race—despite not even sniffing the winning circle.
Sitting at No. 14, Revilla bowed out early, perhaps believing that the magic 12 had a restraining order against Budots. Was he conceding to Ben Tulfo in 13th place? Or to the ghost of his past dance moves that failed to go viral this time? It’s almost like showing up uninvited to a wedding and announcing you’re not marrying the bride.
Politicians usually concede when there’s still a sliver of hope. Revilla, ever the trendsetter, concedes when the scoreboard reads: “Nice try.” Maybe this was a new tactic—beat everyone else to the press con. Or maybe, just maybe, he finally realized that while Budots may win TikTok, it doesn’t win ballots. One thing’s for sure: he remains No. 1 in dramatic exits.
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