Netizens urge Kris to sue, Phillip to speak up
Netizens continue to call on Kris Aquino to take legal action and Phillip Salvador to defend their son Josh.
Even after the network producing the podcast Machong Chismisan canceled the controversial online show, various personalities and organizations publicly expressed their disgust over what they perceived as the mockery of Josh Aquino. Although two of the show’s online hosts have apologized, the issue, we believe, is far from over.
Amid the brouhaha, there are still two personalities the public is waiting to hear from — Josh’s parents, Kris Aquino and Phillip Salvador — whose deafening silence has been as baffling as it is intriguing.
Aquino’s old video about protecting her family and children has resurfaced amid the controversy, making it clear that she would go to great lengths to protect her family’s legacy and her children’s welfare.
“If it’s the integrity of my family, if it’s my children, or the legacy of my parents, be ready for a fight. Be ready for a fight,” Aquino said in an old video.
Now, Aquino’s supporters are clamoring for the Queen of Talk to walk her talk and sue the online hosts who allegedly mocked her son.
“Hey, sissy Kris. For the love of God, please sue them! They really have no mercy. They won’t get their act together unless someone makes the first move,” one fan said.
Another supporter agreed, saying: “Clout chasing at its finest. Those wannabe podcasters are so funny with what they did. So go ahead and sue them, Krissy!”
On the other hand, netizens have called on Phillip Salvador to speak up and defend his son, Josh.
One netizen wrote: “Calling Philip Salvador, this time stand for Josh… your son…”
Another commented: “Hoy, step up naman diyan, Philip Salvador (Hey, step up already, Philip Salvador).”
Netizens urge Dylan Menor to ask MVP for lower electricity prices
We were amused by the reaction of netizens after a photo and video showed PLDT president and CEO Manny V. Pangilinan presenting a bouquet of flowers to TV5 singer-actor Dylan Menor.
Some netizens jokingly suggested that Menor ask Pangilinan to use his influence to bring down electricity rates.
“Dylan, come on. If the government can’t do it, maybe you can sweet-talk MVP into lowering electricity prices and speeding up the internet,” one fan said.
Echoing the same request, another fan wrote: “Can you ask MVP to lower the electricity bill?”
“Dylan, all we really want is just one small request. Maybe we can remove the system loss and lower the charges. Hahahahaha, come on now,” another fan said.
‘Asap XP’ brings bigger concert experience
Get ready for a longer Sunday concert with the country’s biggest stars and rising artists as ASAP XP lights up the evening from 7 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. starting 18 October.
The show will air simultaneously on ALLTV2, TV5, A2Z, Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live on Facebook and YouTube, iWant and TFC.
Following back-to-back shows in Pampanga that entertained more than 8,000 people, ASAP XP brings the excitement to Sunday nights with more time for music, dance and kilig.
Watch out for a stunning opening number featuring Ogie Alcasid, Piolo Pascual, Erik Santos, Bamboo, Belle Mariano, Robi Domingo, Alexa Ilacad, Maymay Entrata, Kai Montinola, AC Bonifacio, Jane de Leon and Darren Espanto, together with Dylan Menor, Carmela Lorzano, Gianna Huelgas, Selina Griffin, Kaitlyn King, Chan Martin, Celyn David, Keisha Serna, Nico Matugas, Patrick Ballesteros and Spencer Capistrano.
The Loyalty Game stars Jericho Rosales and Janine Gutierrez, along with Always Yours, Never Mine stars Joshua Garcia and Julia Barretto, bring the kilig to the ASAP XP stage.
Powerful voices take the spotlight as TNT Divas Carmelle Collado, Lyka Estrella, Arvery Lagoring and Marielle Montellano; New Gen Divas Alexa Ilacad, Kai Montinola, Esang De Torres and Elha Nympha; and TV5 Divas Kaitlyn King, Selina Griffin, Gianna Huelgas and Carmela Lorzano perform hits by Aegis.