ASIA'S LATIN TOWN (they speak Spanish here!) | REACTION

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[@stephenanderson1594]

This why the Philippines is a part of Reina Hispanoamericana and I hope Equatorial Guinea gets to join this year. In Equatorial Guinea, they speak Spanish similar to people in Spain.

[@elmer9787]

Before, the Philippine National Language is Spanish & now it;s Pilipino ( tagalog) & English. That is why we have three national anthem. Spanish, English & Pilipino. Muchas gracias.

[@Ellen-ge5jy]

Hi I am a resident of this place😍 our dialect is called chavacano and it is sometimes called broken Spanish...Happy that you guys reacted to this thanks!

[@ezee147]

You are awesome

[@artesiningart4961]

✌🏼😅🇵🇭 De Ciudad de Zamboanga tambien yo y un nativo y etnico Zamboangueño y un nativo y primer lenguaje Chavacanohablante o hablante de Chavacano. For some more information: Chavacano or Chabacano in general is a language and not just a dialect, specifically a Philippine Spanish or Spanish-based creole or creole language mostly based on a mix of Castilian and Mexican Spanish. The specific dialect, language variant or language variety from Zamboanga City and also used ans spoken elsewhere in other immediate, nearby, surrounding and adjacent places or areas is Chavacano de Zamboanga or Zamboangueño Chavacano. There are also other still existing, thriving and growing dialects, language variants or language varieites of Chavacano or Chabacano in the Philippines, especially in the Muncipality of Ternate in the Province of Cavite which they call Ternateño, Chabacano/Chavacano de Ternate, Ternateño Chabacano/Chavacano, Lenguaje de Bahra or just simply as Bahra; and in the City of Cavite in the Province of Cavite which they call Caviteño, Chabacano/Chavacano de Cavite, Caviteño Chabacano/Chavacano or Lenguaje de Nisos. There were also Chavacano or Chabacano dialects, language variants or language varieites in Cotabato City surrounded by the Province of Maguindanao which they call Cotabateño, Chabacano/Chavacano de (Ciudad de) Cotabato or Cotabateño Chabacano/Chavacano; and in Davao City near Davao del Norte and Davao del Sur which they call Davaoeño, Chabacano/Chavacano de (Ciudad de) Davao, Davaoeño Chabacano/Chavacano or Castellano Abakay, and which had two sub-dialects, sub-variants or sub-varieties: Castellano Abakay Chino and Castellano Abakay Japon. There was also a long extinct Chavacano or Chabacano dialect, language variant or language variety in the District of Ermita in the City of Manila (the capital city of the Philippines) which was called Ermiteño, Chabacano de Ermita or Ermiteño Chabacano.

[@jahquijano255]

Ken or felip of SB19 is from Zamboanga 😊...

[@malmisdiofel5972]

del Sur

[@abiimintx352]

no he's actually from CDO

[@eatsmylifeYT]

SB19 is gay.

[@johnjaypeepaul21]

He is from Pagadian City

[@bloomtuts]

Tagalog also have Spanish words and a lot of Spanish words are in other region of the Philippines! ❤️🥰

[@emmacampos7484]

I think there’s a city in Luzon 🇵🇭 that some Filipinos speak “chavacano”….the place is Cavite City ( if I’m not mistaken)….

[@leenmartinez]

There are Pinoys (slang for Filipinos) who can't eat balut/balot, some can only eat the yolk part not the duck. Eating Balot is an acquired taste, also like eating Durian (the smelliest fruit in the world, and grown only here in the Philippines and other South East Asian countries like Thailand). You either like it or not.

[@Whassevah]

I love❤️ durian. Its like eating 🍦(taste)+💩 (smell)

[@alvinah_loba]

Im from Zamboanga city 🌸🌸🌸 y sí, podemos hablar español, es súper español, es similar..

[@tazzyredz]

Been watching your videos and thank you for reacting to this.. I am a chavacano myself

[@ezee147]

That’s so awesome

[@bisdaksaamerika6833]

We usually ate balut in the dark so we can't see the baby duck inside and that way we wouldn't feel disgusted, but either way it's pretty tasty with spicy vinegar in it.

[@evelynfernandez3720]

The Spanish dialect in the Philippines that they thought us in school from first year high school to second year college is Castillano

[@reuterideas4650]

Balut is rich in protein, from duck , depends on how many days the duck is in the egg ...

[@pete8314]

Coyuca was apparently known as Filipino Town at one point in its early history. The Filipinos settling in Mexico introduced mangoes and a game called "cara y cruz" (heads and tails). The settlers were known locally as "Chinese Indians" and brought their expertise in the cultivation and use of palm trees with them.

[@christerjohnalingalan6357]

Balot is an egg of duck which is 2 to 3 weeks yrs old and vendors boils it so sell their products

[@heroaraneta4915]

OMG. Im zamboangueño mi amigos. We speak chavacano. You both are muy gwapitos. Shoutout mi amigo latinos. Muy gracias for featuring my hometown 😍😍😍😍

[@germalefederico779]

Balut is a fertilized duck embryo/egg.

[@sinag.hiraya]

i'm a filipino, i know some of filipinos do not like balut but i love balut! ❤

[@itslit_]

Try to react El's Planet's "SPANISH SPEAKERS GUESS FILIPINO PHRASES WITH SPANISH ORIGINS"

[@atinnhors6981]

Balut is one of my favorite with a little salt sprinkle on it and mix with spicy vinegar... Yummy

[@jhontzy6636]

This is where I took college, missed the place, thanks for this RV

[@johnrobertsoguilon8267]

There is a one rule eating balut... "Do not look!" Haha... thanks for reacting hope to see more

[@edwinpalmagilnolasco7774]

They spoke Chavacano or Broken Spanish that is in Zamboanga Peninsula in Mindanao...i think the place of Ken of SB19..

[@eatsmylifeYT]

SB19 is gay.

[@DONTQUIT588]

Proud zamboangueñia here gracias na reaction video na mi ciudad☺️

[@emierosecuartocruz9332]

My homeland is zamboanga thank u for noticing us. Amor con amor si paga 😊

[@emhiljohn1]

On eating balot, I am 47 years old but I cannot bring myself to trying it! Goodluck to the both of you, and BTW I am a Zamboangeño. Que tal?

[@arielbarcelo1701]

Balut is a fertilized developing duck egg embryo. Is commonly sold here in Philippines by street vendors for only 0.50 $ each or for about 26 Philippine peso in my area. Try to eat the whole part of the little baby inside. You can actually see the whole body parts of the chick. And sprinkles salt before eating it. 😊😊 😋 I'd like to see you both try, amigos!

[@JudyBofill]

Chabacano is the filipino language withh most spanish since other filipino languages also have Spanish in different degree

[@letterglettera9318]

Chavacano or Chabacano is the same but has three type. Chavacano Caviteñio, Chavacano Zamboangeñio and Chavacano Ternateñio.

[@MexicanAmericanPhilippines]

I’m from LA and my wife is from Zamboanga City ✌🏽travel and open up your world ✊🏽

[@fernangorpido7666]

Te yellow part of boiled duck egg balot is the "egg yolk" which i would like to eat and the egg white part is hard to eat and theres a form duck on the shell of duck egg....

[@kmkrl]

It's where i studied college and they really speak chavacano even our profs in school. By the way Balot is so delicious.

[@fhadzkiechannel4404]

My city proud to be zamboangueno

[@Blairezz98]

Well you just need to know 6,000 Spanish words... that's 6,000 Spanish words in the Philippine language... basically everything 😂❤

[@renealcid6708]

Luv it bc it’s an aphrodisiac. All natural, no chemicals vs pills.

[@reuterideas4650]

Here in the Philippines there are words that are Spanish even my mother the way she write like spelling is derived from Spanish words .. until now ..

[@laoaganlester1728]

The guy in the white shirt looks like a celebrity here in the Philippines Kiko Matos.

[@laoaganlester1728]

The guy with NY cap is a spiting image of of the Philippine 🇵🇭 celebrity Kiko Matos.

[@elmerramos5045]

Balut is a boiled duck membrain

[@Architelle88]

Its a type of Spanish creole known in the Phils as Chavacano

[@lilmsaintpurrfect7054]

You sure about trying balut? 😂 You gotta have a strong stomach, though. It's duck's embryo, but it does taste good, IHMO, though it could be an acquired taste as well.

[@user-fj3kb3zt2b]

I personally don’t eat the baby duck. Hahahaha. Yes please. More videos of this. 😊

[@eatsmylifeYT]

What's the point of eating balut if you don't eat the duck?

[@gramirez72]

Some Filipinos eat balut, some dont. But they say it’s like an aphrodisiac…LOL!

[@artesiningart4961]

👋🏼😄🇵🇭 Buenas o hola, saludos y buenas tardes desde 'qui na Ciudad de Zamboanga 'qui na Filipinas! Yo un nativo'y etnico Zamboangueño y tambien un nativo'y primer lenguaje o primer idioma Chavacanohablante o hablante de Chavacano, especialmente'y especificamente'l dialecto, variante de lenguaje o idioma o variedad de lenguaje o idioma que se llama Chavacano de Zamboanga o Zamboangueño Chavacano desde'l Ciudad de Zamboanga, y que ta usa'y ta conversa o habla tambien na otro pa maga cerca o cercanos, afiqui'y alrededor lugar na Ciudad de Zamboanga 'qui na Oeste parte de Mindanao o Mindanao Occidental o na suroeste parte del Filipinas, como na maga provincia de Zamboanga Sibugay, Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur, Sulu y Tawi-tawi, especialmente na provincia de Basilan, y tambien na maga ciudad de Pagadian, Dipolog y Dapitan, especialmente na maga ciudad de Isabela y Lamitan. El especifico dialecto, variante o variedad de lenguaje o idioma de Chavacano o Chabacano, que se llama Chavacano de Zamboanga o Zamboangueño Chavacano, tiene mezcla de diferente maga palabra, vocabulario, expresion y otro pa mas desde'l maga lenguaje o idioma como Cebuano o Bisaya/Binisaya, Hiligaynon o Ilonggo, Bahasa Sug, Malayo o Bahasa Melayu, Tagalog y/o Filipino, Ingles, y Español Castellano y Español Mexicano con maga influencia tambien de Nahuatl de Mexico por medio de Español Mexicano; Español Peruviano por medio de Español Mexicano; Arabe por medio de Español, Bahasa Sug, Malayo o Bahasa Melayu, Tagalog y/o Filipino y Ingles; Chino, especialmente'l Mandarin y Hokkien o especificamente'l Hokkien Filipino o Hokkien de Filipinas; Japones; Portugues; y tambien con mezcla del maga influencia desde'l lenguaje o idioma de Sanscrito o Sanskrit, Tamil, Ruso, Frances, Aleman, Latin, Italiano, Coreano, Farsi o Persiano, Griego, y otro pa mas maga lenguaje o idioma extranjero por medio de Tagalog y/o Filipino, Ingles, Bahasa Sug, Malayo o Bahasa Melayu, Cebuano o Bisaya/Binisaya y Hiligaynon o Ilonggo. El Chavacano o Chabacano tiene mas o menos de y ta extende desde na maga setenta'y hasta noventa'y por ciento de mezcla de especialmente'y principalmente Español Castellano y Español Mexicano, depende na un hablante del lenguaje o idioma, y tiene mas o menos de y ta extende desde na maga diez hasta treinta'y por ciento de mezcla del maga diferente lenguaje o idioma extranjero'y desde Filipinas que ya 'caba ya yo menciona 'rriba, obviamente excluyendo'l Español y depende tambien na un hablante del lenguaje o idioma. [✌🏼😅🇵🇭 I hope you understood some to most out of all of what I said and discussed above Chavacano or Chabacano, specifically in the Chavacano de Zamboanga or Zamboangueño Chavacano dialect, language variant or language variety from Zamboanga City here in Western Mindanao or southwestern Philippines.] [I also tried my best to make it all and in linguistically so-called "purer" Chavacano or Chabacano, which doesn't have or include much of code-switchings, code-mixings and loaning or borrowing of a lot of words, phrases, clasues, greetings and expressions from the other languages and dialects of the Philippines including English or Philippine English or Filipino English, because that's really and actually how we use, communicate, write and speak the language nowadays, and you would definitely have more issues, challenges, hurdles and troubles in trying to understand it because of it having more to much more code-switchings, code-mixings and linguistic loanings or borrowings, most especially with and from Cebuano or Bisaya/Binisaya, Hiligaynon or Ilonggo, Bahasa Sug, and most especially with and from Tagalog and/or Filipino and English or Philippine English or Filipino English.] [I also tried my best to spell the words in Chavacano or Chabacano as much closer or as much similar as they are to their Spanish counterparts, even though we don't usually, commonly nor typically write and spell Chavacano or Chabacano in that way nowadays and even ever since as my memory and knowledge still serve me well, 'cause we used to spell and write and still spell and write Chavacano or Chabacano like or similar to how the other languages and dialects of the Philippines are spelled and written or even just as how we personally and individually want, desire or prefer to spell and write, as long as we're still able or being able to understand, comprehend and communicate with each other without or even with less communication barriers, challenges, hindrances, issues, problems and concerns as well as miscommunication, but nowadays though, this is slowly changing as Chavacano or Chabacano is already formally taught as a school subject and used by most or many as a language for instruction or for education in or for most or the majority of school classes/sessions, lessons and subjects from Kindergarten (ages 5-6) level to Grade 3 (ages 8-9) level in most or the majority of preschools, elementary schools, grade schools or primary schools here in Zamboanga City and also in the other areas and places in the Philippines where a significant population to a majority of the population uses and speaks the language.] [I also added some nuances and differences in the way I wrote and contracted or shortened some words and phrases to reflect the way we actually contract and shorten our words and phrases when we're using, speaking and communicating this specific language variety or language variant of the Philippine Spanish or Spanish-based creole or creole language.]

[@samuelvictorromaniespinoza5451]

Filipinas es un pais que fue Colonia Española y despues fue Colonia de USA , fisicamente son parecidos a los Indonesios, Malayos , estan en el Sureste Asiatico . por ejemplo la Mama de Enrique Iglesias es de Filipinas

[@SleepingWitheSirens]

Its Spanish Creole. It may not be perfect But still Spanish speaker understand what they’re talking 😊

[@pgni441]

Chavacano is also spoken in Ternate, Cavite and Cavite City. Somebody didn’t do his homework. SMH

[@chechaimiano1925]

Balot vendor usually sell at night..

[@rosesarered2868]

Ken of SB19 who have the deep voice is from Zamboanga. i'm not sure if he knows chavacano..but probably he knows

[@helenpiega4571]

Ken is from Pagadian City,Zamboanga del Sur,not sure kung marunong sya mag chavacano,.💙

[@jo-anne.j.s.8888]

Balut is a duck egg incubated for 2weeks

[@user-ph6rn1rg6y]

Do you know Enrique Iglesias is half Filipino also bruno mars and apl de ap from black eyed peas

[@pandabear7877]

Now can you guys react to the video called What Latinos Really Think of Each Other

[@emilkeithantonio9310]

¡Buenas noches! I used to work in that area. My great grandmom was Media española.

[@ezee147]

So cool

[@buenaacero4029]

New subscriber here ❤️ Spanish, English, Chinese these three langguage most Filipinos are fluent...

[@richardeduardoscott3413]

You boys are fuckin amazing 😊💛

[@ezee147]

🙏❤️

[@bokalbz]

you should react to PORQUE by ALAMAT. another PPOP group

[@DONTQUIT588]

Up

[@ranuelcapacite7115]

Agree

[@lynsarco]

Up

[@loorinloop1235]

During my year in school and college.. We have Spanish subjects.. My great grandfather is pure Spanish...yu llamo Ronilo del Gallego Polo... Hablas tu spaniol... poco

[@tiffstitch3134]

Damn my flaco I'm in love again 😆🥰✌️

[@noetikoi1071]

Love your channel! Its suppose to enhance things down there. Male enhancement after you eat the balut.😀

[@whattheflex4938]

Haven't heard of balut as an aphrodisiac! As kids, we used to eat that in Manila and the elders would tell us it's good for "your knees" (meaning, for keeping your bones healthy and strong).

[@benben2979]

Queen Juana a Native queen in the Philippines accepts Christianity with no force whatsoever, to think Filipino was forced means you also think we don't have a mind of our own.

[@MLBBherogaming]

Please do a reaction video to MARIA CLARA AT IBARA ON GMA7'S HISTORICAL DRAMA ON PHILIPPINE TV DURING THE SPANISH ERA 🙏🙏🙏

[@emjaysais]

I'm full filipino but i have never tried balut and i don't think i ever have the courage to try it. Props to you guys for wanting to try it. My friends told me it's basically like a mini serving of a chicken soup, but i still can't. 🤧

[@nicacaluyo9585]

Im from there in Zamboanga i have more 4 languages.!,is so hardi can speak small chavacano but its someone speaking chavacano/spanish i can understand.!,hehehehe

[@artesiningart4961]

✌️😅🇵🇭 ❤️ Buenos dias desde aqui na Ciudad de Zamboanga aqui na Filipinas! 👋🏼😃🇵🇭 By the way, that's not in Spanish nor it is in Philippine Spanish or Filipino Spanish, but it is in Chabacano or Chavacano language (specifically in the dialect, variant or variety named, called or referred to as Zamboangueño Chavacano or Chavacano de Zamboanga of Western Mindanao or Southwestern Philippines, most especially in Zamboanga City, Isabela City and Lamitan City). Please react to any or all of my recommended videos about my beloved home City of Zamboanga in the Philippines where a Spanish or Spanish-based creole language is predominantly used and spoken by the majority of our total population in the city. This Philippine Spanish or Spanish-based creole language is collectively called or named Chabacano (or as Chavacano with a "v", as it is used, known, spelled and written in Zamboanga City and in the nearby, immediate, surrounding or neighboring places and areas around the city). Here are the videos about the City of Zamboanga and about the Chabacano or Chavacano language (specifically Zamboangueño Chavacano or Chavacano de Zamboanga) : 1. An Overview or General Introduction to Chavacano language and Zamboanga City by a KZbin content creator, traveler and vlogger named Drew Binsky: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKCydIagabR5b68 2. A contemporary Chavacano ballad titled "Eternamente" (Eternally) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaTVdWuPbKyjgdE 3. A contemporary Chavacano ballad titled "Hasta Na Final" (Until the End/Up to the End) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZi9nGWJgqhsjaM 4. A Chavacano folk song titled "Chavacano (Un Poquito Español)" (Chavacano (A Little Bit Spanish)) and a traditional or folk Zamboangueño choreographed dance to accompany and interpret it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5KrfGuLYq-qY9U 5. A Chavacano folk song "Princesita Zamboangueña" (Little Zamboangueña Princess) and a traditional or folk Zamboangueño choreographed dance to accompany and interpret it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3WpiWl6e6djqdk 6. A Chavacano folk song titled "Aire de Zamboanga" (Air of Zamboanga) and a traditional or folk Zamboangueño choreographed dance to accompany and interpret it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mofXkGB6i9loaK8 7. A video about the different programs, plans, activities and projects in Zamboanga City and by the Local Government Unit of the city, among others, for the preservation of the Chavacano language in Zamboanga City and its promotion to and among the Zamboangueño people of the city and for the other peoples of, living, residing, working and/or studying in Zamboanga City and beyond: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH2nZ5-FbpqiasU 8. A song titled "La Virgen del Pilar" (The Lady of the Pillar) offered to our city patroness the "Nuestra Señora La Virgen del Pilar" (Our Lady The Virgin of the Pillar) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHamnqKapZmEgbM 9. A classic Chavacano song titled "Mientras Que Yo Ta Vivi" (While I am Alive/While I am Living) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJTFeod7bs1_iMU 10. A modern and contemporary Zamboangueño and Chavacano version or translation of "The Lord's Prayer" or "Our Father" which is titled "Tata de Amon" (Our Father). This is how we, more or less, now pray and say this prayer in the modern and contemporary Chavacano language: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqO5dnSurd6maMU 11. A contemporary Zamboangueño and Chavacano festival song titled "Vene Ya" (Come/Come on/Come now/Come already) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2WtpoOXoq9smq8 12. An online or virtual program or activity titled "LA RAZA: Celebracion del Nacimiento de Languaje Chavacano" (THE RACE: Celebration of the Birth of Chavacano Language) for the preservation and promotion of the Chavacano language as well as the commemoration or remembrance of its foundation, birth or genesis and when it became the official language of the City of Zamboanga. Most of the other videos I recommended above are parts, portions or segments of this online or virtual program or activity: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DQi3iAaZ2ipJI kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6DQi3iAaZ2ipJI Adelantao o avanzao muchisimas gracias con ustedes dos, y buenas o hola, saludos y buenos dias desde aqui na Ciudad de Zamboanga aqui na Filipinas!

[@angelat4563]

Estamos esperando tu reacción a Ivana Batchelor Miss Grand Guatemala 2020

[@Roh_elle05]

Balot is like from China that’s how we get it from.

[@jhontzy6636]

Balut is delicious with spicy vinegar and salt

[@wengssh7297]

😍😍😍😍💙💙💙

[@kusinanibakneta7367]

You should react to song porque by maldita its a filipino song lit bit spanish

[@mo0n_LiGht1819]

Balut is delicious..you just need to close your eyes if you eat it..hahaha..just put a little bit of salt and vinegar to enhance the flavor

[@ericbrencarpio9823]

They say you're not a Filipino if you can't eat balut. Hahaha... I can only eat Balut Penoy (a balut without the embryo), I'm still Filipino, I swear. 😅

[@team-isko6091]

Eggs hatch not born ... Duck EMBRYO

[@rowelverganio4514]

Hola amigos. Gracias for reaction El ciudad de Zamboanga, Pilipinas

[@odyseehasdislikesyoutubesu1892]

4:14 Mostly everyone did that , thats customary for conquerers and conquered groups , take a look at islam for example.

[@jholove-sr1fp]

balot is a duck egg 18days embryo

[@stanourown3953]

Balut is duck egg and you need to eat it with the chick inside.. you sip the liquid first,put vinegar and salt in it then eat the whole thing of course without the shell.. I personally don't eat balut even though I am a Filipino.. it's because I can't bear to eat the chick and it's very pitiful..

[@mauieasares1451]

Permented duck egg #philippines🇵🇭

[@sosisalazizi5899]

Come to the Philippines man.

[@rosaaballe9457]

Have you watch the ppopconcert SB19 PERFORMANCE

[@raquelstallings7397]

Not true, they also speak chavacano in cavite. Need to converse with older zamboangueño natives to hear/ experience the real chavacano language. My grandparents spoke castellano and chavacano.

[@jamestheminorbender4978]

Who told you this secret... Are those patriotic Filipinos who seeks global validation isn't it?

[@ms.pjbridgeescudero9216]

In fact most of the former Spanish colonies had an economic downturn. Feeling latina is only country the lack of culture like PHILIPPINES 😂😂😂

[@xdemgeo3581]

Flacko is so cute :)

[@kurtfrancisrutaquio6481]

As a Filipino, I'm can't eat Balot/ Balut, I mean I can eat eat except the baby Duck

[@ezee147]

we feel you

[@javjllagapa8274]

Im a pinoy but i dont like balut at all i try it once but i never finish eating it.

[@rewatchme7365]

I want to send them balut but maybe its arrive baby duck 🦆

[@carloalinsod7208]

Soy Filipino estoy trabajando en estado de Maryland Departmento de Hacienda transito impuestos en Ingles en Espanol

[@mrussel2392]

Philippines

[@mauieasares1451]

No soy de Zamboanga pero puedo hablar español. #imProudFilipino

[@scorpio3688]

Hey I live there ;)

[@manawari_corner989]

*333 yrs, & not 377

[@filomenolopez7650]

I think you should react to Julie Ann San Jose's version of Despacito. She was fire! Anyways, love from PH :))))

[@MLBBherogaming]

Please do a reaction video to MARIA CLARA AT IBARA ON GMA7'S HISTORICAL DRAMA ON PHILIPPINE TV🙏🙏🙏

[@sherinick7523]

I eat balut minus the baby duck lol for me its yuck!!! Lol Mr. Handsome from High School musical leading man ate 3 balut when he came in the philippines. Yay he liked it.

[@kusinanibakneta7367]

Please react porque by maldita

[@joshuagarcia0130]

Nice!! May I suggest a content? I highly recommend reacting to ALAMAT's "Porque" MV (rendition). It's a Chavacano-Tagalog song that became popular in the early 2010s, I think you'll like it!! ALAMAT is a multilingual (Philippine languages) Ppop boy group from PH and one of the most popular boy groups here among SB19 & BGYO. They're under a big company, Viva Records. They also recently released their latest HIT single "Say U Love Me" MV which is the lead single for their upcoming EP this year. I think you'll find them really interesting. I will also highly recommend "kbye", "kasmala", and "ABKD" MVs that feature the 7 languages they speak. This group has very unique sound and they also uniquely incorporates PH culture and history thru music, fashion, and iconography. Hope you can check them out! Thank you ♥️

[@tevitatauwa2135]

Big fan bro.. Please react to kissing strangers Dnce ft Nicky minaj

[@sasukegutszerolevialucod6927]

There shud b chavacano music artist..well there are chavacano songs to react.its just that its not popular in mainstream media..

[@rheakan5184]

I am a Filipino but I don't eat balut.

[@jadechan9485]

Hi guys, pls react to a song title porque by maldita, it's a chabacano song.... Thanks, more power to you guys.... Muwah;

[@jamestheminorbender4978]

It's dying anyway, we code-switch to English a lot so performative and digital activism on twitter is literal pointless when gen-z talk like they're in middle school tiktok. Source: me a, regular from that country.

[@jamestheminorbender4978]

Ang masuko itukmod sa bulkan 😀