Category Archives: Social Media

Arts, Social Media

Netizens Should Lighten Up On Whang-od’s Playful Antics

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The video showing tattoo artist Whang-od’s playful gesture towards actor Piolo Pascual has sparked moralistic debates among netizens. 

While some condemn her actions, others familiar with her playful demeanor dismiss it as harmless banter, common in her interactions with male clients. Comparing her behavior to inappropriate actions by public figures reveals a lack of understanding of Whang-od’s cultural context and playful nature. It reflects a tendency to sensationalize and misinterpret innocent interactions, rather than appreciating cultural nuances. 

The outcry from those with puritanical views suggests an overreaction, highlighting a societal tendency to moralize minor incidents. 

Rather than vilifying Whang-od, it’s essential to respect her cultural background and the context of her actions. Ultimately, the controversy surrounding the video underscores the importance of cultural sensitivity and understanding before passing judgment.

Politics, Social Media

Snubbed From The Davao Vloggers Summit?

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In the latest chapter of political loyalty, the winds of change are blowing through the anti-Marcos and pro-Duterte camps like a gale force of irony. As our little fly on the wall whispers, the exclusion of prominent figures like Sass Rogando Sasot, Bb. Maharlika, Mark Lopez, KLC, Jam Magno, Ping Ping Tweets and Glenn Chong from the prestigious vloggers summit in Davao City has caused a seismic rift.

It seems that the allure of the summit, orchestrated by the appointed son of God Pastor Apollo Quiboloy and his appointed administrator, has led to a mass exodus of former loyalists. Even once staunch supporters like Harry Roque and Sal Panelo find themselves cast aside like yesterday’s newsprint.

Meanwhile, those fortunate enough to secure an invitation are gleefully parading their allegiance, boasting of their photo ops with the power duo. Sold souls and flaunted alliances seem to be the currency of the day, leaving many wondering if principles were ever part of the political equation.

Social Media

A Davao Summit Like No Other

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In a surreal display of influencer insanity, Davao witnessed what seemed like a summit of the highest-paid vloggers, complete with the unlikely duo of Rodrigo Duterte and the self-proclaimed son of God, Pastor Apollo Quiboloy. 

One could almost hear the cash registers ringing in the background as the three takeaways emerged from this circus of vanity.

Firstly, Quiboloy emerges from his supposed hiding, presumably taking a break from his celestial duties to hobnob with earthly influencers. 

Secondly, Duterte, in a move that surprises no one, continues to operate under the delusion that he’s still the president, perhaps hoping for one last shot at the limelight.

Lastly, and perhaps most depressingly, some vloggers appear to have auctioned off their moral compasses to the highest bidder, selling their souls to the devil himself for a few extra likes and subscribers, not to mention a paycheck.

Truly, a summit of shameless self-promotion and moral bankruptcy.