“Kung respeto ang sabi nila di ba dapat ay nirespeto nila ang tumawag at tinawag sa stage? Baka kamo nakatulong pa yun para mas tumaas ang kanilang (orange & lemons) kasikatan di ba? Sometimes, it just takes a little sense of humility (If they say respect, they should respect the one who called and the one called on stage. It might have helped their popularity),” a fan of Diaz commented.
As they say, the taste of the pudding is on the eating and that’s what talent manager and vlogger Ogie Diaz did in order to give his verdict on Diwata’s now famous Pares Overload with Unli Rice.
Diaz spent P2,000 just to taste the Diwata Pares Overload and Diwata’s fried chicken.
“Okay naman… hindi ganoon ka-fabulous pero okay na for P100 kasama ‘yung rice? Unli yung rice? (It’s okay. It’s not that fabulous but’s it’s okay for P100 with rice. Is rice unli?),” he said on his vlog.
“For P100, hindi na masama (Not bad for P100),” he added.
“Sa panlasa ko, okay ‘yon kung P100. Diyos ko, sa P100 huwag nang maarte ‘yung iba (For my taste, P100 is okay. My God, for P100 others should not be choosy),” he concluded.
Netizens felt Diaz was saying good things about Diwata’s Pares Overload just so he will not be bashed.
“I’m sure he will say it is good to appease those who bash him from his original vlog about it,” said one guy.
“Sawsawan time na....TIME TO TAKE A PIECE TO BE IN THE LIMELIGHT,” another guy said.