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i don't think so... expected naman yun.. kahit naman siguro sinong offended wouldn't want to talk to that person muna.. kahit ako ganun din..am sure since interesado tayo sa issue.. interesado rin tayo malaman kung anong ginawa ni VG para dito..
natural lang ipagtanggol sya ng fans nya, fans nya yun e. parang ibang artista lang yan kahit mali na ginawa para sa iba, syempre para sa fans tama pa din idolo nila.we can really expect people na ipagtanggol sya. kasi kung lahat may karapatan magbigay ng opinyon syempre iba iba yan. Meron for them Walang masama sa ginawa ni Vice meron naman for them hindi ok ginawa nya.
US Presidents are no pushovers. Most (haha) of them have high intellects, and all of them are highly regarded all over the world. Of course, there's also that moniker "most powerful man" in the world. Yet, when they are made fun of by their own comedians, they don't lose their cool, even though they have all the power to get mad. Why don't they? Because they know they're all jokes, and they'd just look smaller for even reacting. I know a lot of you won't agree with me on this one, that's because we're all Filipinos, but the reactions to Vice Ganda's shots on JSoho are again so overboard. I understand, Filipino values ek ek. But sheesh, anong petsa na? Get with the program, get your mentalities out of your caves. Words are wind, anyway.
"The culprit: COLLECTIVE INSECURITY. Filipinos are afflicted with such inferiority complex that we are always out to prove something, to prove ourselves right and better than most everyone else. It is a mistaken sense of honor and pride. It is wanting to always be right in front of many. Even at the expense of our own brothers and sisters. As a result, the first chance that we get, we pounce on the often unwitting victim. We set our eyes on a target – a celebrity, a politician, a private individual who shot to fame, or infamy, for some reason – and we beat them to a pulp until there is nothing left of them. And we feel vindicated. "
were you able to watch him kanina sa Showtime? you should catch the video. what i meant here is if he's going to apologize, just do so. wala masyado ek ek.
i think it's a good thing that this issue was brought to light para malaman ni vice ganda, at ng publiko, na rape should never, ever be the subject of a joke. it is a violent crime, and is a much too sensitive topic to be made light of. sikat si vice ganda, madami nanonood ng concerts and shows niya, a lot of people look up to him (just read the tweets of his fans defending him on twitter, kaloka talaga.). with great power comes great responsibility. i don't think it's asking too much to expect a little more sensitivity from him. kung sa US nangyari ito, mas grabe pa ang reaction ng mga tao. just look at isaiah washington when he called a co-star in gray's anatomy a f@$got, or michael richards of seinfeld fame who called an audience member a n^%ger during a show at a comedy club. or mel gibson when he made some anti-semitic remarks to some cops and those were caught on tape. di na sila naka-recover.
^^ sis as vice have explained in showtime, his concert is like being in a comedy bar but on a larger scale, so people who bought tickets to watch his concert are very much aware of his kind of "jokes". tanggapin natin na sa mga jokes na "nambabastos"(nambabara, nanlalait, etc) sumikat si vice. sana nga mag-aral siya ng ibang type of comedy.sorry i was not aware, pero pwede ba ang bata sa concert niya? parang hindi naman yata, coz most of his materials are not even for national airing.
