Glenn Chong, the self-proclaimed crusader against Smartmatic and Philippine election fraud, has inadvertently confirmed that anti-Marcos vlogger Maharlika Boldjakera, a.k.a. Claire Eden Contreras, is indeed a paid troll. 

Chong, known for his relentless pursuit of truth, mistakenly posted a private message to Claire, revealing a clandestine arrangement. (He was recently a guest of Maharlika who gave him a whirlwind tour of Hollywood tourist destinations like Universal Studios and the Hollywood Sign.)

Chong let slip that he had left a discreet envelope for the Los Angeles-based Filipina vlogger. The envelope, timed perfectly for the New Year festivities, turned out to be an ampao bursting with an unexpected stack of P500-peso bills. 

It seems that Chong’s anti-troll campaign might be funded by a unique form of philanthropy, where trolls are not only acknowledged but generously compensated.

As the online community unravels the mystery behind this inadvertent revelation, one can’t help but wonder if the future of truth-seeking involves hefty ampao distributions. Perhaps the real currency of justice is not in facts but in a crisp, undisclosed stack of bills. Happy New Year indeed!

Ah, as the curtains come down on the eventful 2023, The Adobo Chronicles team has curated the top Internet hashtags of 2023.

We thought we’d limit it to ten, but ten wasn’t good enough, so we relented and came up with fifteen. We could have gone to twenty but we thought we’ll let our readers complete our list. So, what are you waiting for? Add your hashtag in the comment section.

Here’s ours, in no particular order:

TOP 15 HASHTAGS OF 2023:

1. #ConfidentialFunds
2. #Tambaloslos
3. #NaBudol
4. #DDShits
5. #PorDeeUniverse
6. #TVJ
7. #AllanTroy
   1. #Polvoron
   2. #HungerStrike
   3. #Pasok_ICC
   4. #PersonaNonGrata
   5. #InBaguioAsAFriend
   6. #NabawiNaBaNatinAngSabá
   7. #ToughTen
   8. #Franchise
   9. #MTRCB
   10. #LoveThePhilippines
   11. #__DaysNaLangPaskoNa
   12. #WalangPasok
   13. #Ngiwi

In a growing trend that is sure to revolutionize the world of therapy, Philippine showbiz personalities have collectively decided to bring their much-needed family counseling sessions to social media. 

Marital disputes, single romance conundrums, mother-son relationship dramas, breakups, and reconciliations – you name it, they’re airing it out for the world to see.

Move over, Cristy Fermin, because soon even the most seasoned celebrity gossip gurus will find themselves out of a job. Why rely on second-hand information when we can get the freshest, juiciest celebrity scoop straight from the source? 

Forget therapists; all you need now is a stable internet connection and access to your favorite stars’ Facebook or Instagram accounts.