Part 1 SCANDAL!!! THE "DIARY NG PANGET" & "SHE'S DATING THE GANGSTER" MYSTERY: They Don't Want Pinoy Teen Flicks To Shine In The Limelight (They Sabotaged Them Instead !!!)
The hit Pinoy teen film Diary ng Panget became the toss of the Asiatic film-loving world in late 2014, paving the way for the upsurge of interest on Pinoy teen stars in a widely-scattered market hooked on entertainment freebies from Asia but already weary of the usual Asiatic faces on the menu for years. Alas, the popularity of the top Pinoy teen films alarmed the villains lurking in the dark and apparently, they couldn't allow the Pinoy teen stars to steal the limelight. She's Dating The Gangster (SDTG) was released on January 1, sustaining the popularity surge started by Diary Ng Panget (DNP) . Suddenly, on the last week of February, all the rave reviews of both DNP & SDTG disappeared. When I wrote the original article, I thought it was only in one particular site, Cineasiaenlinea.com, but it turned out, the sabotage was done in the whole Spanish-speaking blogosphere: it came in many forms, some website disappearing, rave reviews deleted, & in one site, the biggest, it never had the chance to be watched because DNP's subtitles were suddenly pulled out for some alleged rechecking, but it's already the middle of 2015, and the subtitle never reappeared (in that site, neither She's Dating The Gangster had a subtitle). One can see the pattern: they saw the Pinoy films create waves which came in rapid succession- "Diary ng Panget" in late 2014 & "She's Dating The Gangster" on New Year's day, and by February they immediately undertook suppressive measures on the two films. Surprisingly, it had a racist component, too: The Pinoy film with Mongoloid stars went on as usual and it appears, that was part of the script, the Filipino Mongoloid should "overshadow" the resurgent non-Mongoloid Pinoy teens in all the sites (in fact, in the biggest site which is not named for now but will be later, only one Pinoy film was translated for 2015 & it's the same Filipino Mongoloid star being promoted, though the reception was way below the energy level received by the non-Mongoloid teens, as we'll see later in this series of articles). So what was the reason why the two Pinoy teen films that were being raved upon suddenly became pariahs? The young kids were creating waves in the very age demographic that was targeted by the promoters behind this pirate film racket. The Asian film freebies appear now as mainly the lure to capture a ready market for kpop promotions but the Pinoys stole the thunder instead. Worse, they had non-Mongoloid cute faces. And why specifically in the Spanish-speaking areas? We will all answer that in time.
So, were the rave reviews gone forever? Below is how the Diary ng Panget page now appears at Cineasiaenlinea.com. At left lower corner, you'll see there are only 12 comments & the first one was only written on March 3, 2015. The film was first shown on the same site on October 16, 2014 (My Spanish friend said that thanks to our initial article which gave focus to that site, no more deletions were done there, & while DNP was buried inside, SDTG was able to remain on the front page & still able to recover 37 new comments against the lost 60 rave reviews).
But wait, below is how the page appeared on February 8, 2015. Wonder of wonders, it had 70 commentaries then, and that was two weeks before all of them were deleted on the last week of February.
If you want to read how much the young girls in Spain & Latin America went gaga over the film, you can read all of their gushes below. Yes, the villains thought they were able to erase the popularity of the film but it turned out we have copies after all. He- he- he..., Villains can be comedians too, so here we go... (BTW, on the page shown above, you can see that the fans, delighted by DNP, were requesting for the other Jadine movie, "Talk Back and You're Dead: Remember that: that fact plays a big part in the mystery that we're going to unlock in our series of articles).
I divided them into 6 image files (screenshots from my 7" tablet), just click to enlarge and read how Spanish-speaking fan girls giggle about our cute non-Mongoloid Pinoy teen idols. NOTE: They don't gush like this about the other Asian stars except for the planted which you can easily verify by clicking on the names of the supposed fans to reveal they are paid beat writers designed to promote Kpop (this propaganda trick is widespread in the Philippines too, they infest even the broadcast & Youtube forums, as we'll describe deeper in a future article about their propaganda network in the Philippines. One thing you'll learn is how much the villains invested on a wide multinational propaganda network designed to create a pseudo-political noise about their "popularity").
The unwieldy full single page is provided after the article.
The full single page is available at the end of the article below.
This article is the first proof that Pinoy films were deliberately sabotaged in the Spanish-speaking sites. So far, for now, no discernable countermeasures in the other language sites were noted except for the usual (but now understood) limited availability of Pinoy films. The focus on Spanish-speakers was telling. Again, why? I have the answer to that finally but this is going to be a series where I'll discuss the anatomy of the sabotage and their socio-political implications in order that we put everything in its proper perspective. I'll give my conclusions in the final part but you'll already be able to piece the evidence as we go along. I'll throw unmistakeable hints along the way. The perpetrators actually move with us and are active here, their propaganda network intermesh with our showbiz publicity system so this is not a whimsical isolated event. It just tells you Pinoys need to be more perceptive & insightful in their dealings.
So, who's the culprit? Clue: these pirate sites are actually part of the promotional racket of a particular group. The fact that the sabotage was multi-sites confirmed they were the culprits.
The silver lining to all this is that we know that the Pinoy brand sells. The success of James Reid, Jadine, Daniel Padilla & Kathniel in the pirate world is proof we are are bigger than our shoes. But the pirate world is not good business, they only serve as barometers of what sells. And even without the wide pirate propaganda network, we are selling: the success of Marian Rivera & Kathniel around our neighbors & now the overwhelming success of Lizquen in Kazakhstan (with leaks into the Post-Soviet space) are just a few of the indicators we just have to develop a clearer blueprint going forward if we want the big-time. Right now, the fan membership of Forevermore in Kazakhstan is bigger than the whole membership of the Asiatic film-loving pirate community in the Post-Soviet area (mainly Russia & Kazakhsatn) so if we only focus on regular business deals, we can be popular even without the publicity kick from the pirate world. Or, perhaps we could even imitate, though in a less malignant form, the propaganda tactics of the villains? In effect, this series of articles could shed light on other ways of selling our already confirmed popular products.
In the next post, we'll return to the Philippine setting & let's look at their tentacles here before we traipse around the world again. Do you know many of the names pretending to be avid fans you read very often on our forums are their beat writers (these mercenaries are the most ubiquituous because that's their job)? This is going to be fun but educational. Curiously, it is even funny. The most important thing: the dark events just confirmed we're a beautiful people & unfortunately, we make the trying-hard insecure. Not our fault....
Single file for the lost rave reviews of Diary Ng Panget (Full page capture by Fireshot Chrome extension)
The hit Pinoy teen film Diary ng Panget became the toss of the Asiatic film-loving world in late 2014, paving the way for the upsurge of interest on Pinoy teen stars in a widely-scattered market hooked on entertainment freebies from Asia but already weary of the usual Asiatic faces on the menu for years. Alas, the popularity of the top Pinoy teen films alarmed the villains lurking in the dark and apparently, they couldn't allow the Pinoy teen stars to steal the limelight. She's Dating The Gangster (SDTG) was released on January 1, sustaining the popularity surge started by Diary Ng Panget (DNP) . Suddenly, on the last week of February, all the rave reviews of both DNP & SDTG disappeared. When I wrote the original article, I thought it was only in one particular site, Cineasiaenlinea.com, but it turned out, the sabotage was done in the whole Spanish-speaking blogosphere: it came in many forms, some website disappearing, rave reviews deleted, & in one site, the biggest, it never had the chance to be watched because DNP's subtitles were suddenly pulled out for some alleged rechecking, but it's already the middle of 2015, and the subtitle never reappeared (in that site, neither She's Dating The Gangster had a subtitle). One can see the pattern: they saw the Pinoy films create waves which came in rapid succession- "Diary ng Panget" in late 2014 & "She's Dating The Gangster" on New Year's day, and by February they immediately undertook suppressive measures on the two films. Surprisingly, it had a racist component, too: The Pinoy film with Mongoloid stars went on as usual and it appears, that was part of the script, the Filipino Mongoloid should "overshadow" the resurgent non-Mongoloid Pinoy teens in all the sites (in fact, in the biggest site which is not named for now but will be later, only one Pinoy film was translated for 2015 & it's the same Filipino Mongoloid star being promoted, though the reception was way below the energy level received by the non-Mongoloid teens, as we'll see later in this series of articles). So what was the reason why the two Pinoy teen films that were being raved upon suddenly became pariahs? The young kids were creating waves in the very age demographic that was targeted by the promoters behind this pirate film racket. The Asian film freebies appear now as mainly the lure to capture a ready market for kpop promotions but the Pinoys stole the thunder instead. Worse, they had non-Mongoloid cute faces. And why specifically in the Spanish-speaking areas? We will all answer that in time.
So, were the rave reviews gone forever? Below is how the Diary ng Panget page now appears at Cineasiaenlinea.com. At left lower corner, you'll see there are only 12 comments & the first one was only written on March 3, 2015. The film was first shown on the same site on October 16, 2014 (My Spanish friend said that thanks to our initial article which gave focus to that site, no more deletions were done there, & while DNP was buried inside, SDTG was able to remain on the front page & still able to recover 37 new comments against the lost 60 rave reviews).
But wait, below is how the page appeared on February 8, 2015. Wonder of wonders, it had 70 commentaries then, and that was two weeks before all of them were deleted on the last week of February.
If you want to read how much the young girls in Spain & Latin America went gaga over the film, you can read all of their gushes below. Yes, the villains thought they were able to erase the popularity of the film but it turned out we have copies after all. He- he- he..., Villains can be comedians too, so here we go... (BTW, on the page shown above, you can see that the fans, delighted by DNP, were requesting for the other Jadine movie, "Talk Back and You're Dead: Remember that: that fact plays a big part in the mystery that we're going to unlock in our series of articles).
I divided them into 6 image files (screenshots from my 7" tablet), just click to enlarge and read how Spanish-speaking fan girls giggle about our cute non-Mongoloid Pinoy teen idols. NOTE: They don't gush like this about the other Asian stars except for the planted which you can easily verify by clicking on the names of the supposed fans to reveal they are paid beat writers designed to promote Kpop (this propaganda trick is widespread in the Philippines too, they infest even the broadcast & Youtube forums, as we'll describe deeper in a future article about their propaganda network in the Philippines. One thing you'll learn is how much the villains invested on a wide multinational propaganda network designed to create a pseudo-political noise about their "popularity").
The unwieldy full single page is provided after the article.
The full single page is available at the end of the article below.
This article is the first proof that Pinoy films were deliberately sabotaged in the Spanish-speaking sites. So far, for now, no discernable countermeasures in the other language sites were noted except for the usual (but now understood) limited availability of Pinoy films. The focus on Spanish-speakers was telling. Again, why? I have the answer to that finally but this is going to be a series where I'll discuss the anatomy of the sabotage and their socio-political implications in order that we put everything in its proper perspective. I'll give my conclusions in the final part but you'll already be able to piece the evidence as we go along. I'll throw unmistakeable hints along the way. The perpetrators actually move with us and are active here, their propaganda network intermesh with our showbiz publicity system so this is not a whimsical isolated event. It just tells you Pinoys need to be more perceptive & insightful in their dealings.
So, who's the culprit? Clue: these pirate sites are actually part of the promotional racket of a particular group. The fact that the sabotage was multi-sites confirmed they were the culprits.
The silver lining to all this is that we know that the Pinoy brand sells. The success of James Reid, Jadine, Daniel Padilla & Kathniel in the pirate world is proof we are are bigger than our shoes. But the pirate world is not good business, they only serve as barometers of what sells. And even without the wide pirate propaganda network, we are selling: the success of Marian Rivera & Kathniel around our neighbors & now the overwhelming success of Lizquen in Kazakhstan (with leaks into the Post-Soviet space) are just a few of the indicators we just have to develop a clearer blueprint going forward if we want the big-time. Right now, the fan membership of Forevermore in Kazakhstan is bigger than the whole membership of the Asiatic film-loving pirate community in the Post-Soviet area (mainly Russia & Kazakhsatn) so if we only focus on regular business deals, we can be popular even without the publicity kick from the pirate world. Or, perhaps we could even imitate, though in a less malignant form, the propaganda tactics of the villains? In effect, this series of articles could shed light on other ways of selling our already confirmed popular products.
In the next post, we'll return to the Philippine setting & let's look at their tentacles here before we traipse around the world again. Do you know many of the names pretending to be avid fans you read very often on our forums are their beat writers (these mercenaries are the most ubiquituous because that's their job)? This is going to be fun but educational. Curiously, it is even funny. The most important thing: the dark events just confirmed we're a beautiful people & unfortunately, we make the trying-hard insecure. Not our fault....
Single file for the lost rave reviews of Diary Ng Panget (Full page capture by Fireshot Chrome extension)
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ReplyDeleteNagsimula na kong mandiri sa mga Koreano
ReplyDeleteAng liit na ng tingin ko sa mga ilusyonadong mga ito. Pakapalan lang talaga... promote sila ng promote, lalong nagsawa tuloy ang tao sa mga pagmumukha nila. Ipinipilit kasi, nakikita naman nila yuck na nga sa salamin
ReplyDeleteGood for you, you were wise to copy those comments. Evil doesn't succeed in the end
ReplyDeleteLook at the comments, many were requesting for Talk Back and You're Dead. I understand Talk Back was never released in Spanish instead. Obvious na ayaw nilang lalong pagkaguluhan si James
ReplyDeleteActually they infiltrate fan clubs...may fan club ang Jadine na biglang lumaki daw ang membership out of the blue kahit kabago-bago, at kahit kunwari parang avid Jadine fan sila, two things will baffle you; palaging isinisingit ang mga Korean stars for the usual "innocent" promotions, at may pa-intellectual kuno analysis complete with technical graphs about the lessening popularity daw of the team dahil sa mga nag-aaway na fans... very flimsy reason, which betrays their real objective,.to seed the destruction of the team, destroy from the inside. Typical style ito ng mga undercover infiltrators so this is a professional undercover mission
ReplyDeleteThat's one of the modus operandi of the Koreans... control a fan club so they become a ready market for promotions, just like in controlling the pirate sites so those looking for freebie films will be a captive market for Kpop promotions. For example, all the initial fan clubs in the Russian BKontakte of Pinoy stars were actually started by admins working for the Koreans, so don't wonder when you access Pinoy fan star fan clubs there, there will be links to Kpop acts. But not only promotions, they obviously can be used for other clandestine activities as well.
DeleteActually matagal nang laos ang Kpop dito, lahat na nga ang mga local parodies, One Direction na ang ginagaya kasi di naman sila kumita sa panggagaya sa mga Koreano. Kasi di naman talaga naging big ang Kpop dito except for that time na nag-top daw sila sunod-sunod sa charts e wala ka namang alam na hit nila except Somebody ba yon o Nobody. Suspetsa ko sila rin ang bumili noon to create a perception which they tried to maintain with a publicity machine na parang ginaya sa American NGO propaganda infrasctructure to maintain a certain manufactured "reality", kaya malaki nagagastos nila dito kasi maski sa ABSCBN forum, mas marami pa picture ng mga Korean stars kaysa mga local ... nakakakatawa ito kasi pang-unholy hours lang ang mga ito.at peripheralt sa mga ratings e bakit sila ang parang sikat sa mga forums? Because of the propaganda network working for that very purpose, to create a perception of popularity which was never there kung tutuusin..
DeleteKawawa talaga yang mga bumibili ng sarili nila para masabi lang na sikat sila. Actually, di pa rin sila sikat ... kaya baka sa bandang huli baka mabaliw sila gaya ng mga Koreano
DeleteI'm glad you didn't mention the name of the biggest site. Actually, those working there love Pinoy films, that site has the most number of Pinoy films. Remember, these people get salaries so they just follow orders.They must have been just as baffled when they were told to just translate a single Pinoy film for 2015. The subtitle of DNP was just out for a short time then it was immediately pulled out for supposed errors but it was never returned. There was a loud clamor for Talk Back everywhere but it was really not translated into Spanish. What surprises me was even the Spanish version in Vimeo disappeared,
ReplyDeleteActually, even the Cineasiaenlinea people were supportive, they put DNP & SBTG in the front page for a long time. They were probably just as stupefied to be ordered to delete those comments. They are just ordinary employees and the culprit is their paymaster
DeleteMany among those working for the various Korean promotion groups supported these films,they really liked the films, they were just as surprised by the sudden deletion. Somebody ordered it and they guessed the reason but they couldn´t do anything, they rely on their salaries
DeleteIt´s obvious they were free to promote the films initially but when somebody noticed the Pinoys got too popular, na sinasapawan na ng mga Pinoy ang mga Koreano, somebody gave the order, first, they just deleted the requests for Talk Back but later on, they just deleted everything.
DeleteGinagamit lang naman ng mga Korean ang Mongoloid issue para may kakampi kunwari sila pero they use it to their own advantage over the other Mongoloids.. Mutually antagonistic ang tatlo - Chinese, Japanese, Korean- kasi pare-parehong nationalistic sila lahat. Si Sandara ang naunang nagbayo, true, pero nasapawan siya ni Kim Chu kaya di na nakabalik ang mga Koreano. Pero dapat the Chinese should work harder to sideline the Koreans kasi the Koreans succeeded in projecting themselves as the beautiful Mongoloids in lieu of the Chinese or Japanese. Kaya kung may makitang magandang singkit ngayon, di sasabihing magandang Instsik kundi Korean siguro siya. Kasi sila ang bago, e ang mga Hapon at Instik matagal na sa Pili[pinas kaya alam na natin ang mga itsura nila. Di mo naman puwedeng sabihin lahat ng singkit ay maganda kasi ang daming contrary eveidence sa kalye kaya mukha silang katawatawa sa mga publicity campaign nila kung minsan.... kaya ang pro-Mongoloid propaganda ng mga Korean is only working for them but not for the other Mongoloids who would be left as the "face" of the many not so attractive looking on the streets kasi these people must belong to a group, di sila ghosts, and people think of them as either first as Chinese or Japanese but not Koreans
ReplyDeleteThey use it as intrigues... okey ang mga lahat ng ethnic groups sa Pilipinas all along sa history natin pero sa ginagawa nila of pitting the Mongoloid vs. the non-Mongolod sa Pilipinas they are sowing intrigues.. Bago ito sa history natin... nang dumating lang sila. Do they have other ulterior motives?
DeleteI like your blog, imagine a pop blog with high-tech investigative journalism. You are the first., you're making history!. I liked how you cracked the undermining of the PSHR movie of Jadine.. and now this, this deserves the Pulitzer, exposing the dark moves of an international syndicate. I liked best that you use the new high-tech apps. You're himiliating the backward Filipino showbiz sites
ReplyDeletekapalmuks ang mga Koreano
ReplyDeleteNgayong proven na na ina-underground pala tayo ng mga Koreano, paano ngayon? Kung ganito sila kakapalmukha sa simpleng bagay gaya ng teen movies, paano na kaya sa mas pagkakaperahan pa, masyado silang involved dito sa atin? Dapat siguro tuunan natin sila ng pansin, baka kabulastugan pinaggagawa despite our hospitality
ReplyDeleteDo you think what they did to DNP outside has anything to do with the undermining of PSHR? Aren't they actually undermining the Filipino showbiz because they can't do anything to keep the Pinoys from ignoring their nakakatakyut artists? Now that we have proven ahas sila, ano, di natin sila pipigilan? Dapat ipamukha sa kanila na kasingsama ng ugali nila ang mga pagmumukha nila
Deletesana yun 7 maka bawi naman... mas maganda na mas marami love team para mas maraming variety... mas maraming pagpipilian ang mga foreign fans.... hindi sila magsasawa....
ReplyDeleteMaghanap muna sila ng mga pogi at seksi sa mga young stars nila. Mukhang katulong yong artista nilang babae sa teleserye nila ngayon
Deletetaho vendor ang lalaki
DeleteOo nga, no? Di kaya nag-iisip sa Channel 7, bakit sila kumuha ng mga ganoon kaokray ang mga itsurang mga artista gayong nakikita nilang namamayagpag ang mga naggagandahang loveteams ng kalaban? Parang nagpapanik na sila dahil pabagsak na talaga, di na sila makapag-isip ng tuwid
DeleteI think the lesson to all this is that Filipinos should just realize they can do it- yes, we can do it. Looks, check- we are the best lookers in our neighborhood. Talent, check- the last Asia's Got Talent where we got 4 out of 9 final slots prove we are actually overwhelming with talent compared with our neighbors. Self-confidence- uncheck, that is where we fail because we tend to denigrate ourselves instead of just simply showing what we got. Therefore- let's show them. We have the stuff, people!!
ReplyDeletethere must be fandom na gumagawa ng english subtitle..... kasi wala tayo ibang maaasahan kundi tayo tayo lang din.... sana yun mga fandom mag organize at gumawa ng subtitles in english para mas lalo kumalat ang pinoy movies internationally.....
ReplyDeleteForevermore has shown, fame is faster & bigger thru the usual business route., may pera pa. Perhaps our producers should be more aggressive this time in making deals after knowing our stars are really marketable. Matutuwa lang ang mga sindikato behind these pirate sites pag tayo pa mag-translate mismo ng mga products natin. Tutal, di naman kalakihan ang mga membership- saka yong walang mga pera lang naman ang pumapatol dito, wala ka rin lang mapapala masyado. Of course, that doesn't mean we totally condemn this route pero we don't have to do it their way na they are practically giving everything away for free for "suntok sa buwan" results hanggang mapurga na lang sa kanilang mga pagmumukha. But a selective effort should be done, not so much on films but old teleserye so that the propaganda effect will be more sustained for a longer time. Example is the first Pangako Sa Yo. Anyway, there's a new one, perhaps the old one should be released & that will be a big advertisment for the Filipino products as well.
DeleteHey, blogger ,bakit dinelete mo yong post ko. I was just suggesting you can show films in your blog anyway you know many languages. That was a compliment, di ba? Kasi talaga wala akong pera e
ReplyDeleteKawawa ka naman
DeletePalimos ka kaya, may pera doon
DeleteIn a way, maganda isinulat mo ito, at least we get to know mga warts nila. Not enough to destroy our relationship but a reminder na we have much work to do para magkaroon ng respect sa isa't isa. Na we shouldn't be treated lightly kasi di naman lahat sa atin ay innocent at uto-uto
ReplyDeleteAm I missing something? So di pala ilegal after all ang mga pirated movies na yan kasi di naman sila pinapatigil e nagkalat yang mga pelikula online.. Di na nga ko bumibili ng pekeng DVD sa Quiapo,.. sa internet na lang ako
ReplyDeleteThere's a theory among some friends in Lima. A Peruvian friend was wondering if your article on the buzz in Peruvian blogosphere about that Pinoy teleserye on DOTA had anything to do with it. Because a couple of days after you posted that article, the deletion happened in Diary ng Panget. They just have to delete evidence of the popularity online. Peru is supposed to be their so-called stronghold in Latin America & what you call villains are specially sensitive about possible threats to their position there, and any Asian groups capturing the imagination of the Peruvians can dilute their hold. Especially Pinoys who have same history, therefore unseen bond to the Peruvians. Not that Pinoys have plans to supplant them there but they are being pro-active because they are naturally insecure. Makes sense?
ReplyDeleteFrankly too many theories won't help at this point. It will just muddy the situation. Let's just wait for the articles & we'll assess the conclusion
Deletemay balita ba kayo sa africa.... i am seing comments from tunesia and morocco sa mga video nila daniel padilla at james reid.... kumalat din ba sa north africa ang filipino movies?
ReplyDeleteSikat ang Pinoy sa Africa lalo na sa Kenya. at Zambia. What I would like to see is that ABSCBN (since it has the contract of the 3 teen .loveteams) will be more pro-active in promoting Pinoy youth teleseryes & movies, with emphasis on youth because it is obvious we have the edge in that market... we have teen idols whose looks are described as "looks like Justin Bieber (James Reid & Enrique Gil) , Robert Pattinson (James Reid, etc), Axel Rose of Mettalica (Daniel Padilla in SDTG) so iba talaga ang level natin sa ibang mga Asians na talagang purgang-purga na sa kanila maski ang mga Mongoloid audience mismo, bago sa kanila ang Asian stars whose good looks are described in the same breath as the Western idols... So w vhy shouldn't ABSCBN do targetted roadshows featuring the Jadine, Lizquen & Kathniel to various cities.... they could also network with Philippine embassies to hold Pinoy film festivals featuring the teen idols, always emphasizing on the youth audience (huwag na muna nilang ambisyosohing isali yong mga older stars nila, makakasira lang sa focus, bahala na ang mga art movies natin who are hot in film festival circuit to entertain the older audience). Now that all the loveteams are doing teleseryes, they could focus on teleseryes with concerts after the showing of a teleserye in each area. "On The Wings Of Love" of Jadine wil surely be marketable, so with PSY & Forevermore, so we have all the ammunition for a Philippine Invasion this 2015 & 2016
ReplyDeleteOf course, they can still show Pinoy teleseryes with older stars but the roadshows, & concerts, the bulk of targetted publicity should focus on the Pinoy teen loveteams as the "attacking force" of a so-called Philippine Invasion. Our embassy should start conducting film festival of youth movies in South America. The sabotage done on the Pinoy teen movies there is the proof that they created a hot response there, so we might as well develop that & profit from it
DeleteNakakaawa na nakakatawa ang mga Korean... kasi wala na silang magagawa sa itsura nila e, nakaiparetoke nila lahat.... ganoon na talaga unless magmaskara sila... kaya gumagawa na sila ng foul, expect a lot of foul pa kasi maski anong retoke pa nila lalo lang silang magmukhang di natural at nakakaasiwa kaya mapupurga pa rin tao sa kanila... kaya maiinsecure sila sa mas natural ang ganda at gagawa pa sila foul.. so on, so forth
ReplyDeleteWell, at least, magigising sila nito... matatakot na sila sa salamin ngayon lol
DeleteTama yong isang article dito, delusional sila... karaniwan title ng mga obra nila may Beauty, o kaya Lovely o Beautiful, para talagang niloloko ang mga sarili... kaya dahil di matanggap ang katotohanan, nabaliw na sila kaya nag-uuderground na lang sa totoong maganda
DeleteHe he he, sigurado, maraming kikitang mga hustler ngayon... patatapal sila ng pera para palampasin lang yong mga ilusyon ng mga trying-hard... lol forever
DeleteBasta ba price is right, tutal wala namang igaganda pa ang mga Koreano kasi tama yong isa rito naiparitoke na nila lahat kaya unless magmaskara sila ng wax ng mukha ni Megan, mapupurga rin ang tao sa kanila gaya ng nangyayari ngayon. Nakakatawa nga e, kampanya sila ng kampanya pero imbes na mawili ang tao sa mga mukha nila, lalo lang naasiwa dahil napurga na kasi di naman talaga kayaaya
DeleteNakakatawa nga... actually, nagulat ako kasi tahimik lang ang PInoy pero huwag ka, pinipigilan lang ang tawa.., minsan nag-inuman kami, nabanggit lang ng isa na yong Korean restaurant na kinakainan niya, bago ang ilong ng may-ari, kanya-kanya nang hagalpakan kasi bawa't isa may istorya. Pamorningan ang inuman pero di maubos-ubos ang patawa sa mga Koreano. Kasi maski sa article na ito, kawawa silang nakakatawa kasi reality is catching up with them: they had the moeny to invest in a vast promotion program pero di naman nila mababago pa mga itsura nila kasi din naman may limitation din ang plastic surgery. They had the chutzpah pero ganoon talaga mga itsura nila... paano yan, tingnan mo ang showbiz sa Indonesia, Malaysia at Thailand, mga Tisoy-Tisay na ang nagsusulputan, naiitsa-puwera na rin ang mga Koreano doon, papahina na rin sila roon. They can always promote, pera rin yan pero ganoon din ang labas kasi maski sa Amerika at sa Southeast Asia, beauty is making a comeback, di na uso ang mga artistang trying hard ang itsura
DeleteNaku, active lang ang Illuminati.. kunyari inuuto ang mga Mongoloid na puwede silang maging maganda rin para sa katagalan mandiri sa kanila ang mga natives, in order that it will be easier to manipulate the natives in resisting the Mongoloids who will surely side with China in the coming showdown between America & China. Classic destabilization ito using make-believe... Force & Make-believe, the codewords of Iluminatti. They are behind the Koreans, they thought kpop could be big in the BRICS areas (South America & Russia) to create a break between the natives (Indians in South America & Mongoloids in Asia) but people have more taste than they thought they had. Good you make this all sounds laughable because it is
DeleteThough it could be dangerous. The Philippines can be set up as the next Ukraine where there will be inter-ethnic violence, like what happened there, the Ukrainians killing the Ukrainian Russians to goad Russia into protecting them, which could incite the WW3 which some hard-cores are after (the developed word is bankrupt and a war may give them excuse for a financial reset). In the Philippine scenario, an anti-Chinese backlash will goad China to protect its people here, repeating the Ukraine scenario. Therefore, we should learn reading the patterns at work here, the world is not as innocent anymore, the patterns are already well-known. I hope they will realize this is better as a comedy & spare the Philippines
DeleteVery true, as long as ganyan ang mga itsura nila, they will always sabotage us kasi they've already done all the possible plastic surgery, they can no longer improve how they look. They have this delusion they can turn themselves into the new beauty standards, and as they realize they are becoming laughingstocks instead, the more their bad behavior will become dangerous. These types are wicked if they become desperate
Deleteat least masay ako dahil alam na ng channel 2 ang kiliti ng mga tao eh.... yun kilig factor..... kelangan lang ng magaling na producer at director para magkaroon ng kilig factor...... maganda nga at na bigyan na ng label yun mga teleserye at movies na ganun.... ang tawag ng channel 2 ay "Kiligserye"... lol
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