Filipinos take new year's celebration VERY SERIOUSLY!

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[@robealmodal9008]

Christmas and New year in the Philippines are really big deal. It's the best holiday season out of anywhere in the world. I love my country. ❤❤❤

[@danteyanto4672]

This kind of celebration happening all over the Philippines even in a remote provinces,this is how we celebrate new year

[@ImOkay925]

This comment☝️ it’s everywhere in the Philippines as long as you’re in the big cities

[@xytheraInTheStoVewyField]

Indeed. We are in the province. One of the most remote area in Batangas but the fireworks in new year's eve is insane and amazing!

[@kobyzaiden942]

all over the philippines firework same in manila thats the way we celebrate christmas and new year every year thats why filipino all over the world want to come home for christmas and new year spend time with family and relative loves once the best pinoy celebrate christmas and new year❤❤❤❤❤

[@junnexxuss]

Maybe not in davao region and some mindanao cities.

[@AlgeneTan-su2nd]

​@@junnexxussthey have designated places for fireworks display

[@arnelocampo6331]

This is why Philippines is a unique country, Holiday season is a big deal to every Filipino, and firecrackers it a tradition we inherited way back from Chinese culture and it’s said that it drives bad fortunes away and that is why we celebrate Christmas and New year with a Bang, you can also see every streets and every houses are busy lots of people everywhere celebrating, partying and will definitely not enjoy it without karaoke singing 😂🎉❤, it is our way of enjoying the whole year of struggles and hard work it is a reflection of our resiliency, hope you can experience this unique tradition soon 😊Love from the Philippines!

[@melmel4528]

Not only the loud sounds you'll be amazed walk to the streets every houses offer you food its part of our traditions, happy new year ovela!

[@mabzcabilino4079]

It's really a reflection of how happy people filipinos are

[@redentortiongco5686]

Hello..as a filipino old timer what you're seeing is actually "toned" down...during my time it was like a war zone.. explosions everywhere...you could not even hear what your thinking..😊

[@davidarvingumazon5024]

Dati nakakita ako patirin yung mga wires umuusok pero walang nasunog na bahay. x'D

[@crazyjds]

Ah rigging 20-30 kwitis to fire at the same time…. Nostalgia

[@loveorangeToledotribe]

Nothing beats NYE in Philippines and thats what i miss about my home country.. no other places celebrates like Filipinos during NYE. I love fireworks ❤

[@sweetmusx]

When I'm younger I remember how I love how we celebrate Christmas and New Year because you feel that everyone is celebrating with you. But as you grow older, you slowly realize the pros and cons of everything. Just like for most of us in SEA wanted to experience snow at least once in our lives, those who are living in countries with snow are having difficulty or struggle in daily basis.

[@teresatenoso4555]

I cried over the part where they say they are so happy here.

[@xinziearusuke4696]

been following them since they move here, now they are living in Dumaguete City.. they are quite interesting korean family.. check their YTC

[@jesdes5003]

Uto uto!😅😅

[@Cris-bp6sk]

​@@jesdes5003bitter 🙄

[@jesdes5003]

@@Cris-bp6sk ok lang basta hindi uto uto!😂 😂 😂

[@michaeljundeborja2169]

From the the 90's it's like a war zone of fireworks for hours here in the Philippines but now it's more tame and peaceful but still a site to see and experience in person rather than watching on videos and if you roam around before and after the countdown Filipino family will invite you to celebrate with them and offer drinks and foods

[@Lunafreya_Nox]

This.. Remember in my children days.. Clouds cnt be seen atleast the sky above it its bcoz of smoke frm different fireworks and its very very loud .

[@stalinsoulz7872]

Imagine a WW1 or WW2 vets be like: Dear God the whole nation's under air raid with everyone there's AA firing non-stop!

[@yt.hehkuhtee]

Yeah, I remember before, fireworks don't stop if the sun ain't out yet. It was already in late 2000's when firework bans were enacted that most firework displays only happen on the first hour of the new year. Wahhh, I almost forgot it was far crazier back then. 😅😅

[@oxvendivil442]

Missed those days, now it's just lame, before you'd hear fireworks days before new year and even days after the new year, now it's just lame and sad, at this rate we'd end up like korea and Japan where new year is just a depressing night at home! if that is our future then I am sure as hell sad, those stupid injuries were worth it!

[@michaeljundeborja2169]

@@oxvendivil442 as I remember back then whenever December hits fireworks will be heard almost everyday and after Christmas it's chaos you'll get use to the loud sound every night as if it was a lullabies to put you to sleep🤣🤣🤣

[@rodenvillanueva6703]

As an overseas pilipino workers this kind of new year that we miss very much. Celebrating New year in the Philippines is amazing. Every household prepare fireworks or fire crackers to celebrate new year ❤

[@nancyasidera9389]

The earliest and longest christmas celebration...the most happiest, loudest and amazing new year celebration.. Philippines..that's how Filipino give thanks to the present year and how we welcome the coming new year...and of course thanking the Lord for the life....❤❤❤

[@lornacabang5368]

They were in Makati City, I watched their full video... This is normal all over the Philippines... this is a bit calmer compare to the previous years, fireworks are a bit expensive and there are some areas the local government banned using fireworks...

[@keithrichardson6836]

Never witnessed any thing like this Philippinos know how to put a show on great people and country. 👏👌

[@annemendoza4740]

It's Filipinos

[@annlapore360]

And every houses are open to share food and eat as part of the celebration. You haven't seen during 90's the fireworks lasts for hours until dawn until the morning 🎉😂😅

[@jelly_ellie]

And after all these years I thought other countries celebrate New Year's Day like we all do here in the Philippines 😅 Truly, Philippines is such a happy place. We love big celebrations!

[@davidarvingumazon5024]

Same. Ganyan rin nasa isipan ko. x'D

[@marinadoblicara4521]

Yep! This is how we celebrate New Years Eve, we do it with a bang! Having families together is such a big deal to us. If you come to Philippines, stay until New Year’s Eve to fully experience the best of New Years celebrations like in this video. Thanks for featuring the Philippines! Mabuhay!

[@edgardobilazon9997]

Ovela you must be in the Philippines this Christmas 2024 to experience all of these amazing celebrations kailangan mong makita ang tunay na pagsalubong ng mga Pilipino tuwing new year. Happy New Year to you!!!

[@kathcastillo9854]

agreeeee .❤️❤️❤️

[@denshong7090]

The second time I visited the Philippines was during the Christmas Holidays and into the New Year. I've never experienced fireworks like it in my life. The horizon looked like a war zone. It reminded me of the bombing over Baghdad during the Iraqi Gulf war. It is something to behold.

[@jovy0807]

I have a Filipina friend, and as far as I know, Filipinos favorite celebrations are Christmas and New Year. New Year is especially important, as it's their way of saying goodbye to the past and welcoming the future with a bang. Making noise with firecrackers and fireworks is believed to ward off negative energy and usher in good luck for the new year. Each household joins the revelry, jumping and blasting their speakers to chase away negativity and embrace the new year.

[@evd82_usn_vet52]

It's the same in every other city, Ovela. That's just how we celebrate the New Year. The week heading into the New Year, every family in my neighborhood prepares for the loudest noisemakers they have to welcome the new year. It's like no other new year and the noise really lasts for awhile.

[@julitapineda2046]

Just normal in the Philippines, it runs in 30 minutes everywhere in the Philippines have fireworks display, it's throwing the bad spirits, and welcoming the coming year, Thanks for the reaction, That location of the vloggers is at BGC. Everywhere in the City has CONCERTS TOO, with Great performers , artists as Countdown for the incoming Year.

[@kidmuja]

exactly! Im a 90s kid. during those years, even before 12midnight, rarely you can see vehicle on the streets. because of it is filled with fireworks. and during the day, streets will be flooded by fireworks debris.

[@xinziearusuke4696]

@@kidmuja that time when there is less prohibition of more dangerous fireworks.. nowadays some fireworks are banned..

[@user-vc8yj9pb7g]

Not 30 mnite,almost 1hr and half.

[@xytheraInTheStoVewyField]

It lasted for more than 1hour actually.

[@sheilaoreo5038]

Not bgc sa makati po sila..lalo na sa moa bay area💙💙💙💜❤️💚💛

[@katrinamendoza2608]

It's normal..in Philippines from 10pm until 12 u can see fireworks..and not only 1 city its all over the country....

[@royrendon1726]

not just 10 to 12.. it goes from 10pm to 1am..

[@user-qu3rw1pb7j]

6:08

[@nonoygerafoscoarsenio8690]

Except durian city

[@walongsinagPH]

In our area, some of the neighbors are already lighting the fireworks as early as 10am 😅. So much for being excited and happy about new year 😂

[@vna9117]

This is lowkey celebration of New Year in the Philippines.. during the 90's when I was still a kid its even louder and much more insane ahahahaha! It can take more than 30 minutes hahaha! And there were diy bamboo cannons that they use and you will feel it vibrate on the ground haha! That's why every pinoy abroad is missing PH whenever its Christmas and New Year! This made me miss my homeland so much! ❤️

[@hjx28]

I never spent NY celebration away from PH and I thought this is a normal thing?? I don't know if you will believe all these comments saying that this is already a toned-down version. Because way back 10-20 years ago it goes on for many hours! And yes, Filipinos really do invest in fireworks! I know because my father did too. Happy New Year as well, Ovela! I hope you can experience this too here in PH. 🎆🎉

[@lynguy2307]

Each and everyone have their own fireworks all over the country. Only in the Philippines🎉

[@gabrielvicente6027]

Yes Ovela, we love New Year celebration. This happens throughout the archipelago. Big cities and towns.

[@soundofsilence248]

As part of NY celebration in PH, NY countdowns are set up in diff locations featuring diff artists so if you want to see ur fav one for free just look online for the lineups & locations normally posted just a few days before Dec 31. This year, BGC features KZ, KPop Girl Group Red something... while in Mkti was Moresette, SB 19, etc, in QC Circle were Vice Ganda etc, in Okada Hotel open grounds (free) were Kyla & Eric Santos ( one we attended) , the paid one at the Grand Ballroom were Piolo Pascual, Moira etc, while the Mall of Asia countdown were with the GMA stars and many more around various hotels & parks. All Countdowns are normally with performances that starts around 7-8pm til Midnight & all of course ends with Fireworks display at MN like that video. The air pollution of course is so bad around that time hence, others prefer to stay indoor or just watch high up in their condos. A lot of foreigners have started to notice this hence, NY arrival I heard has increased significantly. Hope next year you get to experience the Christmas season in PH esp Dec 24 to Dec 31.

[@mikeregalado9766]

Yes it’s celebrating New Year that way all over the Philippines actually! The longest fireworks I’ve experienced was more than 15minutes.. Happy New Year to you Ovela and to all!

[@erwinlopez2236]

It's just a portion of Metro Manila,this Korean family just rented a condo room in BGC to experience this new year celebration fyi✌️❤️🇵🇭but they live here in the Philippines,in the province!❤

[@toriloren4038]

During new year here in the philippines if you are not used to noise you have to prepare yourself because not only the noise of fireworks you'll experience...there's also toy trumpet that kids were blowing that will blast your ear for real, there's also loud banging of different stuffs commonly any hard metal like kitchen stuff to create noise...while other blasting their sound system, videoke machine simultaneously in a boisterous way...

[@MorciKaraity]

Even the sound of motorcycles😂

[@melmel4528]

😂😂😂 kaldero, kaserola sandok lahat ng puedeng tumunog patunogin hahaha!

[@theffotvchannel6132]

Having anxiety coz of the loud sounds😢..

[@ferdinandpangan6494]

But above all, while thr seconds tick to midnight, the air and the streets are dominated by hundreds even thousands of fireworks and firecrackers. The incredible roar of amassed, "Sinturon ni Hudas" firecrackers blasting through the streets, filling the air with cordite and gunpowder, and that ear blasting roar! All in a figurative act of exorcising the evil spirits and bad vibes of the previous year to make way for the New Year.

[@ginavjphnyc11368]

This is how we Celebrate Christmas and New Year in the Philippines.(Cities and Remote area’s celebrate the same). Christmas and New Year is the best and big deal for us. I love my Country and I’m Proud to be a Filipino/Filipina🇵🇭

[@OdyGals]

The end of their video made me emotional. I missed celebrating holidays in my homeland, especially the new year. It has been nearly a decade since I last celebrated the New Year in the Philippines.

[@MarwellStaAna]

🫂🫂🫂

[@emperor.rem2023]

Well this year it's a totally calm, new year way back in 2015 when you stood outside your house you will feel it's like there's a war going on 😂.. many fireworks are banned due to health/physical precautions 😂 Btw it was lasted hour/s (fireworks) Happy new year!

[@magesagepage]

This is how it usually is in the big cities :) here in Cebu City, it lasted from 11:30pm of the 31st of December 2023 until around 1am of the 1st of January 2024 lol even in smaller cities and towns, there are a lot of fireworks because it's an integral part of our celebrations :) And we used to place in the World Pyro Olympics so ;) Happy new year, Ovela! :)

[@marjorieferrer9520]

There's no Christmas and new year like in the Philippines. I left Manila a very long time ago but this what I grew up with and the funny thing is , this is how the whole country celebrates I mean the whole entire country. And you're right about people investing in fire works. Apparently the noise scares any incoming evil with the new year but also it's a show of gratitude and joy and we really go BIG. Btw it's not about the shapes it's more about the noise to ward off evil, a very old tradition.

[@marapanganiban2764]

This has been a long tradition in the PH. Almost every street in the country is lit with fireworks on new year's eve when it hits midnight. Fireworks are always part of our budget no matter what. 😂 glad you enjoyed it!

[@neliabandiola2697]

You must go to Philippines to experience this new year how insane with the Filipino new year ❤

[@JunrayEscomo-yl9ox]

To all people welcome to my Philippines come to enjoy

[@freakylee10]

Fireworks in the Philippines during New Year's Eve had actually toned down in the past years. If u see during the 90s, jeez its actually longer. Like almost 6hrs of that noice continously.

[@rojelynsuaga9220]

Not only this but also during Christmas eve ❤. Filipino Christmas and New year really hits different. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 happy new year Ovela ❤

[@dolce9494]

Even OFWs really want to go home for Christmas and New Year. 🎉🎉 It's not just about the fireworks you'll hear, but also the sounds of cars' horns, dogs barking and kitchen wares 😂 ooohhh and the KARAOKE that lasts until mornings.

[@ejaydona]

This was actually a very calm for a new year here. 2010-15 is prolly the best

[@tenavrisen9279]

90s were much better. Fireworks was cheaper back then and eech house has fireworks.

[@ejaydona]

@@tenavrisen9279 oh i'm not that old

[@poyax.]

1996 was the craziest as far as I can remember. But also comes the worst accidents on the TV News regarding it.

[@erniecabaneros4690]

If ever you come here for new years we're sure you will have a very good time. Aside from being the most festive time of the year its the best weather for visitors from cooler climates because its not that humid.

[@nancyvalenzuela9319]

Happy New Year 🎉I really missed how do we celebrate new in our own Country Philippines 🇵🇭. Thank you for your nuce reaction of this

[@Derenze11]

The Trifate channel also had an amazing view this year and last year.

[@cecilepascuaonthego167]

Yah, it's true. More clearer and in close proximity

[@aqua_fuschia6178]

These videos are one thing. It's quite a different level when you're in the middle of the celebration. And yes, it happens everywhere in the country. And quite frankly, in the provinces, you'll experience a different kind of celebration with the sound of bamboo cannons reverberating throughout the night. Dang, I miss the Philippines, especially on Christmas and New Year. Nowhere else did I feel the joy of Christmas and New Year celebration quite the way I did in the Philippines.

[@ERNESTORIGOS-lt2bp]

That was only few fireworks because it was ban by the government to use strong fireworks and has a designated place to use fireworks only , last 50s 60s 70s 80s and 90s that still not ban ohhh all over the city , provinces you can imfront of you is smoke

[@boodlebundle146]

I cried too long because of joy❤❤❤thank u so much for loving to our country

[@ranzcelinestar]

It also surprises me that there's soooo many vlogs about how we celebrate NY here in the Philippines but maybe because a lot of people are just so into vlogging now and love sharing their experiences especially online. These celebrations are very normal 🎉 even those who really cant afford fireworks could just easily go outside and watch from their neighbors'. It's the same for the whole country. I'm glad these vloggers are so happy to experience our culture.❤ HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!

[@honeytiu4084]

This is how important december to us ...we embraced the celebration of christmas and new year...New year is our fireworks display to avoid bad luck and bad spirit...we make the loudest noise as much as you could...thats why we are so excited when december comes!

[@imeeyoshinaga8465]

It’s not new in the Phil, it’s a tradition 😂it’s everywhere even in provinces….I missed seeing new year celebrations there, unlike here in Japan, new year celebrations is very quiet…

[@mylaikeda6759]

Boring in japan

[@RopFern]

Philippines celebrate NEW YEAR is very Unique in the World very brilliant and shining Happy New Year Mabuhay Philippines!

[@LuvMyLilBabe]

The best video is from a girl vlogger, she was up on the top floor and had a 360' view of the city. It was a Shock and Awe explosion!

[@imeeyoshinaga8465]

Philippine Arena, always celebrates new year countdown. With amazing fireworks….

[@josephineodulio1552]

Your right Ovela, I’m living here in Montreal now and I miss celebrating new year in the Philippines nothing to compare, here is so boring ✌️. I miss also attending concerts in the Philippines, omg the energy of the crowd and all of other things going on and I’m one of Filipino’s that don’t know how to sing, lol. Try to attend concerts when you visit Manila. Have funnnn. Happy new year 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@user-yz2uh4nt6s]

Thank you for appreciate our celebrating new years eve in the Philippines❤️🇵🇭🎉

[@irenepardinas8876]

Yes.... the Christmas and New year here jn the Philippines 🇵🇭 is the best for me ❤😍😊💪🤘proud to be Filipino

[@tetaycastanares2628]

Yeah, its like a world war zone but in a fun, festive way🤗❣️🇵🇭🎉

[@cristinaseno6457]

Yes,everywhere in the Phillipines is celebreting not only in the city even in the province many firework iyou can see.,you will amaze.God bless and Happy New Year to you🥰👍❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭

[@abbyjamias5465]

Earlier years around 70’s - 80’s Christmas eve and New Year eve fireworks were much longer, it starts from 10 pm up to midnight or earlier time and extended time after midnight.

[@ImOkay925]

@11:49 nobody’s talking about it as much cz we thought it’s happening like this around the world☺️ It all changed after I started travelling and have worked abroad that New Year’s Eve isn’t the same as in the Philippines. It has toned down though over the years.

[@user-wj8gd6vo7x]

Ovela if you. visit Philippines in month of January, there are very big festivals different dates in Cebu, Iloilo and Kalibo. ( very close to Boracay) These are very huge Mardigras happenings in many streets of these Cities and it goes on for several days in each place.

[@bernardquesada9560]

Yes po every year always like this. New yr and Christmas is very special for all pilipino ❤❤❤

[@alexsalvador8614]

Yes if you visit May here in our country Philippines.thats lot of fiesta's celebration.but I do also suggest to visit around second week of Nov. And stay here until second week of January for you to see and feel the Christmas celebration here and new year and Sinulog Festival in Cebu

[@sssana_143]

One thing I love about Philippine NYE the fireworks display is not only seen in cities but also in the near by provinces even the people in near by island also doing it. Philippines knows how to be festive.

[@RodelRodriguez-ledor]

ovela the best time to really visit our country is December so that you can experience Christmas and New Year but please be careful and cautious. Support from the Philippines ☺️

[@pacitaagoniassales2762]

This is how New Years is celebrated from the get go, it’s combination of each household fireworks, blasted sounds from music, trumpets that you can buy, anything that makes loud noise. And mind you this is regulated. Only specific kind of fireworks that can be light up. Not unlike in the olden days there’s so many injuries post celebration. Happy New Year.

[@marialeonoraicaro9299]

Good evening these korean family are living now in Philippines about a year and staying in Dumaguete City a province they just visited Manila to witness how a city celebrate New Year because there is none in Korea they were so amazed and enjoy it be safe God bless🙏🏻💖🤗

[@hard536]

That's our culture to celebrate new year Filipino great amazing hype on new year bro! Belated happy new year bro much love from the hood on Quezon city Philippines ❤🇵🇭🤘🏽

[@leonidoamante1773]

Yes. It's a big deal in the Philippines ' fireworks display during New Year celebration, and this would last for probably 45 minutes to 1 hour.This is Metro Manila and this could happen also to other cities in the Philippines...❤❤❤

[@thessparpan3024]

Yes! It is happening any part of the philippines. We celebrate amazingly!

[@mariaelenaaraneta9584]

it is actually depending on the City ordinances, here in our place (Baguio City)!there is a designated area for the fire works and yes it is with a timer of 5-7mins this is also a way to show the appreciation of the City to the residents, guest and tourist

[@vegaspink8053]

I lived in The Philippines my until I was a week from ten yrs old, and I loved the celebrations there, esp Xmas and New Years... I remember we used to always have fireworks every new yr and someone always ended up bleeding or getting the factory next door on fire. Good times... This was in the 90s though... Also loved Chinese New Year and getting the red envelopes... LOL

[@jannet-aleciaadalia9858]

Hi Sir Ovela, Happy New Year, that happens all over the Philippines or even in Provinces or in remote areas.Fireworks is everywhere.

[@armandoamora5414]

Ovela, this family lives in a small town of Dumaguete, province of Negros Occidental for abt a year now visiting/watching New Year's fireworks from a high rise condo in Makati Metro Manila.

[@hernanybanez2019]

😂😂😂 I love ur reaction ovela,this is normal here its everywhere around the Philippines Christmas and newyear eve. is this ur very first time u saw it here n the Philippines new years fireworks?u have a lot for u learn here sir, u wll be loving it here

[@rakem3931]

This is actually a toned down celebration of the New Year already in the Philippines. 15 to 30 years ago the fireworks starts in the morning of December 31st and ends the next morning, enough to defeat Hamas. 😄😅 Also in the 90's, when November hits Filipinos are already firing wide variety of ground fireworks that can blow your eardrums to death. Lol

[@damnboihethicc3737]

Specifically "Judah's belt"

[@AnjLove01]

I remember our garden is filled with dust from all the fireworks, fountains, tropillo, meron pa yung maingay parang cow so kailangan magwalis.😂

[@rakem3931]

@@AnjLove01 crying cow. 😂

[@AnjLove01]

@@rakem3931 right hahaha. Those were the days! 🎇

[@phassakorn9136]

Yes barely hard to go outside to get something to buy, but now lol people now wait for the countdown

[@mixedvideoslondon7211]

This is how we celebrate Christmas and New Year in the Philippines. That’s why most of the Filipino working and leaving outside the country wanted to go home this festive season. And you’ll notice that the airfare will be double or triple. This Korean family was watching in Mandaluyong, Manila facing Quezon City (if I’m not mistaken) because if the balcony was facing the other way round, they can see the high rise building in Makati and they can see the big fireworks in BGC. You were asking the start of the fireworks….. you can start anytime but we normally do it slowly up to 5 or depends on you from morning till evening and full blast after the counting is over on New Years Eve…. It will go on and on until you run out of fireworks…… there’s no time limit. It always excites me watching this whenever I had the chance to watch it. By the way, I have the condo in Mandaluyong, Manila facing Makati on th 31st floor. And I can also view this all fireworks from my balcony or from the roof top of the building (54th floor) … but only if I’m in Philippines…😞

[@inyakiTV]

I have a goosebumps when you react this video bro.. yeah its all over the Philippines I mean anywhere in the Philippines, Its nice to celebrate new year there..

[@piamhaldita5455]

I was tearyed whil watching the korean family.They was so happy can't believe was new year so amazing..And yo can feel the spirit of christmad and New year

[@wilfredomendoza8495]

Yes Ovela its all over the country, but the best view is in Manila. If you were in a high places like them these is what you can see.

[@denna_1018]

Yes sir Ovela, its happening in every city and even in provinces🥰👌🏻❤️

[@reggiec2924]

Christmas and New Year are the best time to visit the Philippines. Christmas season Erin's in September and ends after the Feast of thr Three Kings. If you're into shopping, Manila and Makati are where the giant malls are. You might also want to consider visiting provinces in the south like Bicol, Palawan! Cebu, Bacolod, Iloilo rhe list goes on. Thanks for sharing this video. Reggie from LV, USA

[@alexanderalexander7599]

Those fireworks are regular household fireworks, because they facing villages and residential houses. On the each CBD of metro manila and every mall all makes fireworks display all at once.

[@mattdofer4833]

That's why i love my country ❤❤❤

[@gucci7316]

I used to think that everyone in the world, celebrate New Year's eve this way. It is only now that I realised that we Filipinos celebrate it in the grandest way possible.

[@AnnaMarieMarata-fk1jp]

We're in the province and there's a budget always allotted for the fireworks display every new year. It was seen all over the place.

[@clearphase7817]

its a happiness that we give love to all! god grace that until this moment i felt so much love to others that i end up in tears❤

[@cecilroldan280]

You can watch also the Kito Family celebrating New Year 2024yhank you. So much

[@khrissyb5565]

Happy new year, Ovela and everyone! Back in the 80's and 90's it wasn't just bombastic. It would be explosive from 11:30pm-12:30am. Filipinos are tamer now because the government is trying to discourage the use of firecrackers due to the danger of getting hurt. Now, it lasted for maybe 10-20mins. It's not just the major cities. We filipinos are really preparing for Christmas and New Year because families get together during this season. Even those who live outside the country would go home for the reunions. New year specially since we're moving on to another year.

[@user-ud7fb4db2f]

Happy New Year Ovela, Kumusta “Kabayan”? As a Filipino who had experienced this kind of New Year’s celebration in the Philippines, it is really surreal, fantastic. Yes, there’s so much skyscrapers. Metropolitan Manila is quite huge, at an area of 620 square kilometers or about 240 square miles. I believe the Koreans were at a skyscraper facing an area away from the skyscrapers or at the edge of the skyscrapers. The fireworks going on in their video showed fireworks all the way to the edges of Metro Manila. What I remember is that the fireworks go on up to 30 minutes and even in some areas, until they get to finish off whatever amount they have at that time. You are from Montreal I see. Well, your channel has become so popular among the Filipino Canadian community, due I believe to your love and appreciation for many things Filipino. You’re in a place, so many hours away, yet, who knows? God willing, I may just get to meet you in person one of these days.

[@moretoespinosa4985]

Happy New Year, Philippine

[@PpkboemCorp-fl4ip]

Yes, even here in the Province of Bulacan, it's almost the same, so many fireworks around.. the best fireworks with different image in Pampanga almost 30 mins. happy new year 🎊🎊🎉🎉❤❤❤🇵🇭

[@teresitamanuelsontag9974]

It’s all over the country. Christmas and new year is very special for us Filipinos

[@akasands]

The new year just literally started so this is how it looks like. A lot of households purchase fireworks, but local governments usually show-off the bigger no ones so people don't have to buy and to avoid accidents that happen EVERY YEAR. After a while, things slow down but you will still definitely hear loud fireworks here and there. Some people even light some days before or even a few days after.

[@cristelverzosa5086]

Every corner of our country celebrate like this😂🇵🇭…. Christmas and New Year is an EXTRA ORDINARY CELEBRATION for us Filipinos❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@cristelverzosa5086]

Fire crackers starts early in the morning 😂 and got a full blast at 12nn and its seems unlimited until supply last😂😂😂

[@Jhemsonmayo-lo6dw]

Here in the Philippines the fireworks starts at 8 pm of Dec. 31, but even in the morning you will hear fewer of it and it will continue until you want it even if the countdown for the new year has ended... It dies slowly because after the countdown there are some happenings inside the house not only the abundant food that you can choose to eat but especially the splattering of coins that you can get all over the house...

[@roxannnicholanodora9782]

It's a blast celebration. December is a party month because of Christmas, New Year, Pasala and Barangay Fiesta. Carolings and preparing intermission number is always present. If you will visit our country make it happen in Lenten season. Every corner of our country is happening that. Sing dance and eating is always present.

[@emmatheresa]

It will run 11:30 midnight to 1AM. It’s also fun when you are in small houses below not just in high rise buildings coz over there is the real action in small houses below…

[@rhonmontanez5805]

the smoke you see is from the fireworks, and new year's kind of mellow in the past decades, coz i remember when i was a child, every new year when the clock strikes at midnight, you'll feel as if there a low magnitude earthquakes due to strong fireworks in the ground and up in the sky.

[@YANSTVOFFICIAL]

Every year is always like that thats normal for the filipino to celebrate with every family had their own fire work

[@ahmeterquita4571]

Well it's not only in the city, even in the urban & all over the Philippines that there are resident. You can see fireworks during new years eve, that's how we celebrate & welcome the new year ❤❤❤