@maryangmamon@venciezsk iv refreshed my spotify a million times already and wondering why i cant listen to the new version, only to realize that my timezone is way behind and im still at 17Sept😂 5hrs to go before I can also have my turn! enjoy it for us guys😂
@thequietshades 1. Brands caters to specific target audience, and for that specific audience, price is irellevant.
2. It just launched a few days ago, so syempre sa casuals di pa sya kilala. Pero for the millions of Blooms, kilalang kilala yan at inabangan pa, and actually. …1
@thequietshades 4. Their products may be too pricey for you, it may not not fit your budget, or it may not be something you’ll want to spend on. it’s ok,it simply means you are NOT their target audience. so please, just be quiet na lang and focus on your idols. kung di ka bibili, stop na lang🙊
@thequietshades 3. Audacity?shouldnt this be for you? the audacity to call someone out simply because they’re bold enough to place value on their product. If it’s your idols that sold similar items at similar price, I highly doubt you’ll have this same sentiment, baka nga todo support ka pa ..2
@Brink_Thinker I dont see the point in doing these things to this lovely kids. Traumatizing your kid just for the sake of likes and views is never right. While it’s right to teach your kids, but this is not how you do it, especially unprovoked, as it may leave a lasting impact in them.🥺
@Peechakuu@_dacoconutnut I have been following a post sa reddit regarding line up drop, and saw this question, and I was quite surprised sa reply.. ibig sabihin hindi talaga pang “PWEDE NA” lang ang impact ng girls.. Bini paved the way not just for Filipinos but for SEA artists ☺️
BINI MALOI APPRECIATION POST
There is something about Maloi that makes her feel like she was born with a little more wonder than the rest of us.
She seems to move through life with this childlike curiosity, as if everything is still happening for the very first time. She gets excited over little things, gets distracted by whatever catches her attention, disappears into her own little world, imitates her sisters, and somehow makes even the most ordinary moment feel worth watching. Most of the time, she's not even trying to be funny. She's simply being Maloi, entertaining herself, and we are somehow lucky enough to witness it and be invited into her world.
Maybe that's why she feels like the Sun of BINI to me. She doesn't have to try very hard to pull people toward her. She just shines. She can walk onto a stage and give everything she has, her voice, her dancing, her expressions, her energy, her whole heart. One moment she's adorable, the next she's completely magnetic, flirting with the camera like she was made for it. There is something almost instinctive about the way she performs, like the stage isn't somewhere she goes to perform but somewhere she naturally belongs.
And then there is her voice. I don't think I'll ever get tired of hearing it. There is something so distinctly Maloi about the way she sounds, the warmth in her tone, the little runs, the way she reaches for those high notes, and especially the way emotion naturally finds its way into her singing. Sometimes her voice almost breaks at the right moment, and somehow that makes the feeling even stronger. She doesn't just sing the notes; she makes you feel the person behind them.
There are lines I've heard countless times that somehow feel different when Maloi sings them. She has this way of making a song feel intimate, almost like she's singing it directly to you rather than to thousands of people. Maybe that's why her voice has always felt so close to me. It can be playful and flirty, bright and effortless, but when the song asks for vulnerability, she gives you that too. There is soul in it.
And I think that is what Maloi brings to BINI's music that nobody else quite can. Her tone gives the songs a particular warmth and edge; her runs add that little bit of personality, her high notes give them lift, and her emotional delivery gives them weight. You can hear eight voices becoming one, but there are moments when Maloi's voice slips through and you immediately know it's her.
I think I would miss her voice even if I could hear every other voice in the world.
But I think what makes Maloi so special isn't just what she gives onstage. It's the way she loves people.
She is affectionate almost to a fault. She hugs, kisses cheeks, holds hands, says I love you without seeming to worry about whether she's saying it too much. She notices when someone isn't okay. She knows how to make people comfortable. With every member, she seems to have found a different way of loving them: the softness she shares with Aiah, the day-one familiarity with Colet, the quiet companionship with Gwen, the playful affection with Stacey, the vulnerability she allows with Mikha, the explosive energy she shares with Jhoanna, and the complete chaos she happily indulges with Sheena.
She gives so much of herself to the people around her.
And underneath all that brightness is someone who feels deeply. Maloi experiences happiness with her whole body, but she feels hurt just as deeply. She notices emotions. She absorbs them. When someone needs comfort, she doesn't always need to say much; sometimes she just reaches for them. A hug, a hand, a gentle touch on the back. She has this instinct to make people feel that whatever they're carrying, they don't have to carry it completely alone.
I think that's why I admire the way she creates, too. There is something incredibly freeing about watching someone throw herself so completely into her art. Singing, dancing, performing, even the way she makes those faces, she gives herself fully to it. She doesn't seem particularly interested in making herself smaller just because someone might not understand her. She can be impulsive, distracted, random, forgetful, completely lost in whatever is happening inside her head, and somehow she keeps turning all of it into part of what makes her unmistakably Maloi.
She keeps getting better, too. And maybe that's one of the things I love most about watching her: she never seems finished becoming herself.
There are days when I think about how easily she became part of my own little routines. Not in some grand way. Just the anticipation of seeing her again. Wondering what she's doing. Waiting for another performance, another random clip, another moment where she is being completely and unapologetically herself. She has this strange ability to make tomorrow feel a little more interesting simply because there might be another Maloi moment waiting in it.
And perhaps that's what I appreciate most about her.
She reminds me that there is still joy in anticipation. That sometimes you don't need something enormous to make a day feel worth looking forward to. Sometimes it's just a person laughing on a screen, getting excited over something insignificant, making everyone around her laugh, or stepping onto a stage and becoming larger than life all over again.
Maloi doesn't know that she does any of that for me. She doesn't need to.
She is still the Sun. Still the chaos. Still the little girl wandering through her own universe with wonder in her eyes. Still the artist who gives 143%. Still the person who makes BINI feel warmer just by being there.
And maybe that's why these past few days have felt a little too quiet. I suppose I just got used to having you around. It's strange how quickly someone can become part of your everyday life without ever knowing it.
Anyway, I hope you're doing well.
I love you, Madam. Balikan mo na ako, hindi na ako galit.
#BINI #BINI_Maloi @BINI_ph@bini_maloi
@balderama_pj@inquirerdotnet And in chess, the game can survive without the Queen, but never without the King. 🙄
As painful as it may be for them, no matter how powerful the Queen is, her power only matters as long as the King is still standing.
@QuitoNitura@clarkculate Iv been so busy kaya di ako nakafollow sa ilang ganap the past few days, nagulat na lang ako pagcheck ko dito today, abay mas updated pa sila saken at kalat na naman sila😂 mejo napaisip ako, mas blooms pa sila saken ah😂
@MorganDaaarling Dagdag pa dito, yong crowd nila kagaya ng claim nila sa Bini, di naman nila lahat crowd yon. Crowd yon ng artist before and after sa kanila. So pwede din ba nateng sabihinwag ipagyabang na marami crowd ng sb19, di kanila yon? Again, this is just by using their own logic ha🤔
@lrngraty@venciezsk I really dont understand the narrative na “hindi naman lahat anjan for Bini” so they should accept the same logic that hindi lahat ng umattend sa kanila is for their boys din dba.
Why cant we just use our energy to celebrate and enjoy this moment. this is a big win for Ppop!