making AI clips of real humam beings should be illegal and this video is a very good argument of why it shoulf be illegal, you're scum for sharing this
Let's take this further...
That "Utang na Loob" for someone who "helped" you wherein they actually got paid because it was their job. Like managers, stylists, publicists, etc.
The lifetime "Utang na Loob" for parents - yet it was their job to raise, feed, clothe, provide education for their children but some of these parents...wheww (probably gonna get hit for this take 😬). I mean, of course if the kids are capable of funding their parents lifestlyle go right ahead but holding that over their heads forever, lalo na pag may sarili na ring pamilya yung mga anak nila. There needs to be some boundaries. That's all.
Great job, #LizaSoberano ❤️
filipino culture that we should unlearn:
utang na loob. it’s always nice to be grateful for people that helped you but it shouldn’t be a lifetime debt. people should learn to just help out of a kindness of their heart w/o expecting anything in return.
TELL EM, LIZA SOBERANO! 🗣️
so you’re telling me macklemore gets dropped from an entire tour for saying “free palestine” which is completely harmless but artists like chris brown who are known woman abusers can still perform at stadiums and hump girls on stage to thousands of people and that’s considered completely normal? this industry is so messed up
Tayo na could also mean that “it’s finally our time” in Hollywood as this is the first Filipino-themed major animated film.
But no, filipinotwt really decided to argue for the sake of arguing like they’re on a mission to make this the first and last
For everyone arguing whether it should be “TAYO NA” or “TARA NA”, the Sine’skwela theme song literally says,
Tayo na sa Sine’skwela
Tuklasin natin ang siyensiya
Kinabukasan ng ating bayan
Siguradong makakamtan 🎶
Some of us grew up knowing this. 😂 Sino ba kase pasimuno sa pagquestion sa paggamit ng “tayo na” ng Forgotten Island?!
Tanong lang… talaga bang isa sa Filipino traits ang hilahan pababa?
DreamWorks finally gave us a movie that proudly centers Filipino culture, folklore, and identity. With actual Filipino and Fil-Am voice actors leading it, and the first thing some people did was nitpick a two-word phrase. 🫠🫠
currently usa and israel got their eyes on our resources and it will displace our farmers, who supply 90% of our food 🥹 i wouldn't expect nonoomf to know these issues considering they're american #PhilippinesIsNotForSale
but yea it's actually very unfair to generalize asians
filipinos will never be satisfied by our own representation in media. dreamworks has made a whole movie about our culture and you all care about tagalog pronunciation?