Zir Mitch

INTP-A|♌♌♐|Genderfluid-Bisexual|He/They/Zir|Iskolar Ng Bayan|Young Professional| Have a great day!

[Zir Mitch @mklbn08]

The godmother, the face, the grades, and the attitude

[wta @WTA]

First player from the Philippines to win a WTA Tour title 💚

Alexandra Eala is your 2026 @mubadaladcopen singles champ!

#MubadalaDCOpen

[Mubadala DC Open @mubadaladcopen]

A champion is born 🏆

Alex Eala wins her FIRST WTA title!

#MubadalaDCOpen

[ALTStarMagic 💫 @AltStarMagic]

“Our demands are simple. Elected officials must live up to the oath they took while sworn into the office. Serve the Philippines and its people above self interest”

A queen who goes to rallies???? YES MS. BEA MILLAN-WINDORSKI ✊🏻👑 #MissUniversePhilippines2026

[ayu @ayujmkk]

financially stable in 2026 🪬🧿

[𝒮𝑒𝓃𝓎𝑜𝓇𝒶 𝒩𝑔 𝒱𝑜𝓁𝓁𝑒𝓎𝒷𝒶𝓁𝓁 💫 @SenyoraNgVball]

Grabe yung redemption era ng mga Season 74 girlies.

Alyssa Valdez - Best OH
Myla Pablo - Best OH
Ara Galang - Silver finish with 22pts
Mika Reyes - Finals MVP

#PVLonTour #PVL2025

[nobody @hamihamiwve]

Hindi pa tapos ang 2025 Election pero meron na akong 2028 Election Wishlist.

President:
VP Leni Robredo

V. President:
Sen. Risa Hontiveros

Senators:
Leila De Lima
Chel Diokno
Luke Espiritu
Heidi Mendoza
Ronnel Arambulo
Danilo Ramos

THIS LINE-UP SCREAMS GOOD GOOD GOVERNANCE.

[Volleytrails @volleytrails]

⭐️ MVP of the match against 🇯🇴 Al Naser is 🇵🇭 Creamline Cool Smasher’s team captain Alyssa Valdez with 11 pts. #AVCChampionsLeague #volleyball

[Lady Gaga @ladygaga]

MAYHEM out now! https://t.co/IAVR6mIWsK

[Bruno Mars Access @BrunoMarsAccess]

HAPPY MAYHEM DAY LITTLE MONSTERS 🖤

[steven @stevenartpop]

MAYHEM literally sounds like the LAST thing you’d expect a Lady Gaga album to sound like. Every song is so different, but everything is so cohesive. The production is nostalgic AND fresh. The lyrics are so poetic. The hooks and choruses are perfection. 10/10 album. A NEW PEAK!

[Lady Gaga @ladygaga]

Get ready for MAYHEM

1. Disease
2. Abracadabra
3. Garden of Eden
4. Perfect Celebrity
5. Vanish Into You
6. Killah ft. Gesaffelstein
7. Zombieboy
8. LoveDrug
9. How Bad Do U Want Me
10. Don’t Call Tonight
11. Shadow Of A Man
12. The Beast
13. Blade of Grass
14. Die With A Smile with @BrunoMars

Coming March 7
https://t.co/r5yRJxteLd

[vics @bfedrag]

Winners of main categories at bfe’s #DragAwards24! Congratulations 💘🙌

[gals galang @taftcentric]

GUYSSSSSS WE ARE SO BACK

[eka 🍋‍🟩 @dearestppn]

Drag Race Philippines season 3 ✨core✨

[𝙩𝙚𝙥𝙞 @stepisowild]

as appreaciation for mama pao's package this season. here's a thread of each of her looks from s1 -s3. #DragRacePH

[Zir Mitch @mklbn08]

The Carlos erasure! Eme

+ Tots Carlos completing the "Holy Trinity" of Creamline Cool Smashers!

[Zir Mitch @mklbn08]

CCS since 2017! 🩷👉🏼✌🏼

From (OG 1st 6)
Valdez
Vargas/Racraquin
Soriano
Bravo
Cabanos
Mandapat/Remulla
+ Ibisa

Then,
Valdez
Galanza
Domingo
Sato
De Guzman (Morado)
Gumabao
+ Gohing

To (Latest 1st 6)
Pons
Panaga
De Leon
Negrito
Staunton
Gumabao
+ Atienza/Revilla (Lazaro)

[Alan Acero @manelavice]

I hope you’ll indulge me. Speaking as a fellow fan, the 7-year wait is over. The Creamline Cool Smashers are Grand Slam Champions.

This grand slam is a celebration in every sense of the word. I thought it couldn’t be done. We came close the last 2 years. A 3rd title in one year just seemed elusive and almost downright impossible.

Last Thursday, you can feel the joy of chillin’ chillin’ fans being connected to a championship team all over the country. You know exactly where you were at championship point. You remember what you were wearing (may mga hindi pa nga nagpapalit from the Reinforced), who you were with, what you were doing and the scenes that followed the final whistle. It’s etched into your brain. Diehard fan or casual viewer — it doesn’t matter. Championships, more so Grand Slams, unite a fanbase. They create moments in history that live on within us for our entire lives. They become stories we pass down through generations.

Throughout this season, there was a constant wave of doubters and media narratives.
‘Kyle can’t replace Jia.’
‘This team can’t win without Alyssa, Tots and Jema.’
‘Your import is too young and won’t be able to compete with veterans.’
‘You should recruit new and younger players.’
“Family is Love”, our company’s motto, was often used as a punchline. The noise was deafening, and it was endless.

There were so many first losses that it’s hard to keep track. So many difficult twists and turns. And through it all, the Cool Smashers just kept working behind the scenes. They kept improving.

A common concept in life is that personal development and growth aren’t linear. We all hit plateaus. We take steps back before smashing through the glass ceiling. Yet, Kylie’s development on the taraflex shunned the usual path. She drastically improved, conference-by-conference since Jia went to Japan. MG found another gear to add other skill sets to her game. Ponsi adapted her game to become a legitimate triple-double threat night in and night out. All 3 stepped up big-time to join the team’s esteemed list of MVP’s in the process.

Kyla is and has always been our defensive anchor. Coach She has been a mastermind with his adjustments and strategy from the sidelines. Erica, Pangs, BDL, Denden, even our bench and injured list all had major contributions. The list goes on.

Growth. That’s what this Grand Slam represents. It represents hard work, desire, championship grit and consistent improvement in the face of adversity and self-doubt. It represents a fanbase that has turned up through thick and thin. An arena that was just as loud when cheering on our first year as it was throughout this season. This is just as much for the fans as it is for the team.

I, like thousands of others around the country, ride that same rollercoaster. Because that’s what this Creamline team has been. From the moment the team was formed until the final whistle last Thursday. Every step. Every stumble. It was all twists, turns, loop-the-loops and one long climb to the summit. Now, the rollercoaster has stopped at the top. The breaks are on. How long Creamline can stay there is up to them.

That’s a question for another day. I don’t want to look first past this very moment. A moment where all Creamline fans can finally agree on one thing: This feeling has been a long time coming.

The Cool Smashers are Grand Slam Champions. Their names are firmly set in the history books; nobody can ever take that away from them. Legends were born that night. And just like every fan, I can’t wait to see how the next few chapters play out.

For now, enjoy na muna natin ito.
All in. Creamline. Happy!

[Alan Acero @manelavice]

I hope you’ll indulge me. Speaking as a fellow fan, the 7-year wait is over. The Creamline Cool Smashers are Grand Slam Champions.

This grand slam is a celebration in every sense of the word. I thought it couldn’t be done. We came close the last 2 years. A 3rd title in one year just seemed elusive and almost downright impossible.

Last Thursday, you can feel the joy of chillin’ chillin’ fans being connected to a championship team all over the country. You know exactly where you were at championship point. You remember what you were wearing (may mga hindi pa nga nagpapalit from the Reinforced), who you were with, what you were doing and the scenes that followed the final whistle. It’s etched into your brain. Diehard fan or casual viewer — it doesn’t matter. Championships, more so Grand Slams, unite a fanbase. They create moments in history that live on within us for our entire lives. They become stories we pass down through generations.

Throughout this season, there was a constant wave of doubters and media narratives.
‘Kyle can’t replace Jia.’
‘This team can’t win without Alyssa, Tots and Jema.’
‘Your import is too young and won’t be able to compete with veterans.’
‘You should recruit new and younger players.’
“Family is Love”, our company’s motto, was often used as a punchline. The noise was deafening, and it was endless.

There were so many first losses that it’s hard to keep track. So many difficult twists and turns. And through it all, the Cool Smashers just kept working behind the scenes. They kept improving.

A common concept in life is that personal development and growth aren’t linear. We all hit plateaus. We take steps back before smashing through the glass ceiling. Yet, Kylie’s development on the taraflex shunned the usual path. She drastically improved, conference-by-conference since Jia went to Japan. MG found another gear to add other skill sets to her game. Ponsi adapted her game to become a legitimate triple-double threat night in and night out. All 3 stepped up big-time to join the team’s esteemed list of MVP’s in the process.

Kyla is and has always been our defensive anchor. Coach She has been a mastermind with his adjustments and strategy from the sidelines. Erica, Pangs, BDL, Denden, even our bench and injured list all had major contributions. The list goes on.

Growth. That’s what this Grand Slam represents. It represents hard work, desire, championship grit and consistent improvement in the face of adversity and self-doubt. It represents a fanbase that has turned up through thick and thin. An arena that was just as loud when cheering on our first year as it was throughout this season. This is just as much for the fans as it is for the team.

I, like thousands of others around the country, ride that same rollercoaster. Because that’s what this Creamline team has been. From the moment the team was formed until the final whistle last Thursday. Every step. Every stumble. It was all twists, turns, loop-the-loops and one long climb to the summit. Now, the rollercoaster has stopped at the top. The breaks are on. How long Creamline can stay there is up to them.

That’s a question for another day. I don’t want to look first past this very moment. A moment where all Creamline fans can finally agree on one thing: This feeling has been a long time coming.

The Cool Smashers are Grand Slam Champions. Their names are firmly set in the history books; nobody can ever take that away from them. Legends were born that night. And just like every fan, I can’t wait to see how the next few chapters play out.

For now, enjoy na muna natin ito.
All in. Creamline. Happy!

[Zir Mitch @mklbn08]

San Mig Coffee and Creamline!
🩵🩷

[igor kobzar apologist @rusvolleyteam8]

In the history of Philippine sports, there have only been four teams to achieve a rare Grand Slam.

All four are from PBA: Crispa, San Miguel, Alaska and San Mig Coffee.

Tonight, PVL finally got its own, and it bleeds pink.

Tonight, Creamline did the improbable.

[👽 @andrevllnv]

cutie!!!🥹💗❤️ #PVL2024