Korean React to Normal Filipino Family Gatherings | Is that really possible in the Philippines?! 😲

[@dinabusa193]

Here in the Philippines we do not consider sinnging as a talent we consider it a hobby

[@bendee4482]

Filipinos loves to sing, it's part of our culture and the fact that every family has someone who sings well. maybe the tito or tita or someone from younger generations. but this was all for fun for us Filipino to sing on gatherings. I remember back in high school, I have a classmate who sing exactly like "Evanescence" but she didn't pursue a singing career. It was just a hubby or she just likes to sing for fun only.

[@lindziep6319]

Yes even in the old days filipinos who plant rice are singing 😊 so its in our blood when we do cleaning and other things even before karaokes we already have the ears on music

[@amundergrace5278]

relate much as filipina coming from a blood of singers myself ! ahm like 96 percent in my clan are good singers too , 8 of them are vocalists in a band including me and my two brothers way back then. Now im into rock songs and think i can sing any genre but im really not driven to compete in a singing competition. I just love doing karaoke with my gazillion cousins and sing in a wedding or do some live jam session with my previous band ! And we had these dreams to own a bar and a restaurant /cafe someday , so all can be in a band and a homecooked as well ! And of course do hunt some homegrown talent because im a songwriter and a composer as well. nad love to help some young generations to be a singer .

[@chaceisedino8784]

We have that kind of classmates 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deliciousdelight7847]

whats amazing is because some '90s families tend to have so many children due to poor family planning, this led to family gatherings today being made of dozens of aunts and uncles, and more cousins in one large house. not good for economic reasons but very fun people to make memories with notheless

[@junlab2612]

numbers doesn't matter, it's the culture of family values that gathered us filipinos... 2022 philippines birth rate census is now 1.9 lower than the world average of 2.0... fyi

[@marchlove28]

having a lot of kids also good sabi nila investment daw un narinig ko lang po..parang half meant joke ata.. nakita ko din na mabuti sa ekonomiya ng bansa na maraming kabataan u mataas ung population that means maraming mang gagawa that means malaki ung tax na babalik sa gobyerno kaya nga ung sokor at japan nagkaroon ng problema dahil sa low birth rates . . bsta un pagka intindi ko pero sa pinas sumombra nga lang haha pero pag ung milyons ay may stable na job, maganda un sa economy ng bansa.

[@gam1ngloko]

@@marchlove28philippines aint overpopulated. Congested lang talaga sa manila. Tignan niyo china mataas ang economy dahil sa dame ng manpower.

[@wiccachu]

There’s beauty in numbers 🙏 when the pandemic hit, some of our siblings lost their jobs but since we all live in one roof we combined the earnings of those who were able to work from home and carry the expenses of those who were unfortunate. We survived 😊 until we are back to normal. 🥳

[@MabelLasmarias]

Nakain ka ata ng propaganda ng West ma masama Ang magkaroon ng maraming anak, mkikita mo nmn lahat ng may paraan tulad ng nasa video kitang kita mo nmn na supportaan ng parents.

[@Yakuzachary]

Not just in every houses, Even Beaches have a karaoke machine (Coin karaoke) several Family gatherings are held in Resorts celebrate their Birthdays every cottage has Karaoke.

[@graceemarie8046]

this is normal in the Philippines, we don't need to have special occasions to do kareoke; when your friends visit turn on kareoke, when you're bored, family gathering, or some special occasion. our parents teach us how to sing even before we start to talk.

[@GliceriaTalibsao]

the girl who sang LISTEN is a singer who won in a singing contest THE CLASH.Her name is Marian Oabel.

[@kimberlygomez7711]

Ate Marian❤❤ Her brother's my trainor. They'll really a talented family

[@DynamteKid316]

​@@kimberlygomez7711whoa! So cool 🙂

[@DeadEyeScope-LTD]

It is kind of sad to know that most families in Korea that have little family communication and gatherings. I guess I was lucky that I grew up in an environment with a HUGE Family that gathers multiple times a year and every gatherings were a feast, songs and laughter and just good times in general.

[@glennbarbado4664]

Singing within families in Philippines dont need to be a holiday we do it anyday,anytime with family,friends or even new aquitance and no need to be a good singer you can sing all you want.

[@jmizpah2365]

This is a common practice in our family/relative gatherings from birthdays, anniversaries to Christmas and New Years since we have a big family and some parlour games as well..

[@gamingmitzu0924]

Karaoke during gathering is a form of bonding to family members, it removes the awkwardness between members just like drinking and sharing gossips 😂

[@yelkahel38]

Some bloke in instagram commented Filipino' s treat karaoke as an international sport. 😂made me laugh

[@lenecruz1209]

Where is the lie though? 🤣 Pinoys rock

[@jeffreynazareno1020]

1 of our favorite pass time lol

[@naelmaniri4524]

Philippines is the homeland of music

[@iamme_3]

gathering do eating,chatting and singing together with our family is one of our best bonding.

[@nestorb.vicente3881]

Many Filipinos can sing better even though they are not professional singer. Enjoy watching guys. Annyeong!💝🌹🙏👍

[@jessicanishiyama3667]

singing is a natural habit in the Philippines 🇵🇭 especially when there is occasion.. pilipinos like singing so much...

[@maricarg]

When I was a kid in the early 80s we dont have a TV but we have a small transistor radio for listening to music and AM/FM radio stations. Then on the early 90s my father bought a small speaker with a tape player and microphone coz he used to sing a lot in provincial singing competitions. We still dont have a television when I studied in College but I'm happy that I was able to learn and appreciate music through karaoke-singing.

[@NeveahLekeisha]

The 2nd singer is Marian Osabel , From Iligan City Philippines

[@Uriel-7arch]

Filipinos loves to sing at parties, local gathering so a Filipino invented a KARAOKE MACHINE so people can sing more as their pass time and even improve their singing and the machine he invented are followed by other Asian Nations then over the world.

[@ShindyBev]

The one that is used in the house for karaoke is actually not a coin karaoke machine; though, there might be one available. It is more common to buy Karaoke Mic and CD for home karaoke. If you notice in the 2nd video, the mic the girl used have controls that is use to choose songs and other features usually seen in a karaoke remote control. The CD with a list of different karaoke music is played using a DVD player while the Mic is attach to a DVD player or smart TV. And Viola you have your own home karaoke.

[@lydiamanis7405]

They're not professional singers but i know you'll agree with me if i say they're 100% much much better than your popular idols.

[@Joerie09]

when you come here in the philippines, every day you will hear people singing like it's the grand finals of a competition, it's just a normal day in the philippines

[@madelgalve3707]

Oo nga 😂

[@lenaoblisen7818]

Philippines is a land of greatest singers

[@probinsyanasasingapore4196]

Try to react Sandara park birthday in the Philippines . 😂.

[@jingjingtomampoc]

Thats very normal to us heheeheh 🇵🇭 really love to sing

[@teresacartel3687]

Filipinos loves to sing..from the child to adult...

[@bernaditagucor2419]

You know even if there are no gatherings in the family or among friends, videoke is the common pasttime of the Filipinos. Especially now that you can access videoke on you tube.

[@pedroroylaigo]

You know that Filipino invented and was first in submitting the patent of KARAOKE. That’s why many owns KARAOKE machine in the Philippines.

[@dezireejabonete5597]

Try to visit Philippines and experience the whole package of simplicity and enjoyment and then explore in so many beautiful beaches

[@bernadette2488]

90% of Filipino houses have their own karaoke system. Whether you like it or not, you have no choice but to listen to the neighbor. But, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO THROW A STONE ON THE ROOF IF THEY ARE OUT OF TUNE. So you better turn down the volume if you are not sure if you can sing well. Yeah, Don't forget the tomatoes, eggs and rotten vegetables too. That is why, 'auto tune' among artists will be a SERIOUS CRIME to Filipino artists. ahahaha!

[@WijaVT]

I looked up the karaoke machine that's famous in the Philippines and their cheapest one cost about 500 USD (which is about 460k won in Korea)... It's a famous brand but I wasn't expecting it to cost that much LOL. Goes to show how big Karaoke is over there. I'm sure there's cheaper versions though because the normal household would not be able to afford that either lol; here I was hoping to get one coz I miss singing karaoke so much as a Filipino myself but alas... maybe in the future when I get enough money saved. Thanks Handa Studio for the awesome reacts!

[@amma_kj]

You know what we are using these days? Ah Mini speaker with a Mic hahahaha and it is cheaper it will only cost you less than 1000 philippine peso 😂

[@hpg.02]

In today's era.. there's no need to buy for karaoke machine for that worth.. smart tv and a mic will do.. in the Philippines people can sing anytime anywhere if they want to..it's a usual bonding moment for family and friends..when you are stress sing to your heart's content..

[@emilianaandjose4531]

There are also coin karaoke machines that are for rent. That's what I saw on the countryside

[@Tiitit_Triixy]

We dont exactly use a karaoke machine. What we have in our home is a speaker and a DVD player that comes with a free karaoke/videoke CD.

[@raveneyes366]

Ours is just a blutooth speaker with dual microphone,it only costs 2500 pesos and the sound is actually quite good. Tv connected to pc and internet connection to access youtube.

[@Medstudentme]

Andito na naman ang ibang filo na uhaw sa acknowledgement. As if naman na bansa lang natin ang kayang kumanta hahaha.

[@shan-kk7td]

Most Filipinos can sing that's why survival/talent shows here in the Philippines have high standards. We really don't know who can sing better because in every part of our country, there will always be someone who is better than the others. Also, dancing. It's normal for us. Even those people who "can't sing" in the eyes of other people are actually good singers when they're in other countries or even here. It's just that the standards are quite high so to capture the audience, you really need to have a unique quality of voice and personality.

[@nazariadelossantos9053]

Pilipinos are just happy people. We find enjoyment in being with with our family and friends and learned to share what we have,even the smallest things. What bind us together is knowing the love of Jesus Christ our savior. Pilipinos are very generous people and friendly people. I take pride in being pilipino, and I respect everyone around me,even if they don’t respect me. God will take care of the rest.amen.

[@andyvlogs5079]

Proud Filipino

[@genesislidan3127]

The one who sang Listen ,that's Mariane Osabel The Clash S4 Winner

[@joejrgallier3382]

Pinoy lang Ang sakalam 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@cherylegregorio4077]

You'll know they've sung the song a lot of times when they don't look at the screen for lyrics 😂😂

[@ellamae6360]

Remembering Multiplex? That was the beginning. We have one at home. We listen to music everyday at home. The radio was always on whatever’s you were doing especially the laundry so there. Filipinos love music.

[@uhwoo1998]

1st! edit: since christmas is coming, hope to react christmas traditions in philippines!

[@rlatmddn]

There's a mix of professional singers... Mariane Osabel, who sang "Listen" at the family gathering, is an active professional singer who has already debuted.

[@jekstanabe5581]

Pag may inuman, may kantahan kahit pa walang mic hahaha

[@royjungco2415]

here in Philippines my neighbor 4 years old kids.everyday singing

[@Ming-ph6yt8nz9y]

My Filipino friend's family is like this, they just casually sing songs that are concert worthy.... I'm jealous lol

[@petercandance2330]

Most don't know that the Karaoke machine was invented by a Filipino, there was a court case in Japan that awarded it to a filipino inventor.

[@stickman421]

yati naabot lage si Marian diha HAHAHAHAHAHHAAH

[@felixdom9693]

I want to living in Philippines so bad because i can freely sing my heart out without worries my family get annoyed

[@markangelosabandon1245]

Great singers in the Philippines are normal, But its great if there are foreign reactions.

[@chaceisedino8784]

When the normal people are so good you know the professional ones in Philippines when it comes to music are on another level.

[@marissaaldea1815]

aneosayo❤❤❤thanks for loving filipinos we love you also take care hoping you will visit our country welcome ❤❤❤

[@ColeenPepino-l8u]

Karaoke machine was invented by a filipino the rest is history

[@deliciousdelight7847]

misinformation. a filipino patented the bouncing ball that follows the lyrics in the karaoke machine, but not the karaoke itself.

[@Yakuzachary]

The first karaoke Machine was invented by a Japanese but a Karaoke machine with a lyrics accompaniment was originated in the Philippines and designed by a Filipino.

[@benjamin2091]

It's from Japan genius

[@shinasakura6973]

You mean Videoke.

[@ColeenPepino-l8u]

@shinasakura6973 what ever...when you know you know...then I'll know.. Kakap0y oiii

[@Anyher28]

Well I am a Filipino but I still get goosebumps with my kababayans...

[@rojokalawakan]

We use it from birthdays to funerals, thats why i can sleep through noise.

[@rozylbelino167]

Filipinos are family oriented that's why

[@tatianagarcia219]

Koreans are also very good in singing and creating music. Your men can sing high notes (falsetto). I love BTS and Korean Seoul. Here in the Philippines we all sing and we started singing at birth 😅

[@le57erguapo43]

That's normal hahahaahha Come and experience with us.❤

[@espiya5557]

Not in my family, but I observe this on my uncles' wives' families. Same with my wife's family. Can't say our family is detached from music, but one of my uncles was in the choir before, and another one was in a band. I have been in a few bands before too before settling on software development, but I still play my guitar time to time.

[@michellecollado3496]

Our clan are so huge we celebrate every weeked, our titos and titas cook delicious food then invite their relatives so we drink get drunk and having so much fun... Our elderly teach that tradition in our clan so we enjoy it.. not only christmas day almost daily😅

[@user-HornedEverything2024]

We love singing just hobby passtime.. birthday parties

[@josephinecabiao5775]

Something to do with friends and families ❤❤❤

[@이일준-h5h]

Noraebang (노래방) or Karaoke is a big part of Filipino culture. It stems from the Karaoke being patented by a Filipino Roberto Legaspi Del Rosario. So, it just made sense that singing is a hobby in the Philippines.

[@SherwinTandingan-d6h]

Koreans are still amazing. Filipinos are fans of kpop.

[@MRDPG59]

4:04 'Tito' is uncle :)

[@beeseeboyroma]

We pinoys love.... to sing its a normal daily basis activity its hardly see gatherings without karaoke we dont want to label our gatherings called "LAMAY" (WAKE in english) where a family mourn for theyre love ones who passes away. so we make sure a special occasions should be lively and happy fun.. But, you might some family do karaoke while at the wake they beleive bad spirits will drive away do to noise they make and ofcourse while at the wake everybody should not be sleeping..

[@ornahob1593]

Ya....singing everywhere....even no ocasions....😂

[@meganbell979]

I bought my own sound system complete with amplifier wireless mic and more so I can have fun at home after chores. 😆

[@FrancesKo924]

every families in the Philippines have at least one or two singers. bunos if all of the family members can sing.

[@lucilliablue]

we also sing every friday night on wards to sunday hehe 😂

[@sunalisquad]

It's really normal in Philippines. Weekend is karaoke day in our house.

[@mhaldithamhyelle5665]

the chubby wearing black stole my heart damn those eyes makes me weak😍

[@officialtracyestabaya4344]

The Karaoke machine is sacred in the Filipino household lol. All gatherings, happy and sad get a karaoke machine. Birthdays, funeral wakes, graduation parties, literally everything

[@God-Dev2]

all occassions karaoke is always part of our happiness...😂😂

[@lindziep6319]

This is our normal days and were even already bored already when there are parties coz we know here again the singing 😅 even at work we sing to pass time and boredness at work, house, school, or even in the car we love to sing so sometimes were surprise when foreigners are wow about it 😂😂😂 coz its like a normal thing for filipinos since kids and even some are not in tune we just love to sing 😅 its also a good way to learn english or other language

[@uncutt.v2279]

2:02 si may may ba Yun?

[@jemnyrahros07]

This would also be nice if include how much food we have hahahahahh

[@shortquizez]

Some of Filipino family they own karaoke and some just paying rental and its very common in Philippines especially when there is occasion

[@loveroadtrips9037]

new subs from PH ❤

[@joejrgallier3382]

That's true it a normal in the Philippines..like birthday party Christmas

[@arkipadoom6431]

It’s the norm, if there’s a gathering, karaoke is present.. always, gatherings w/o karaoke is lifeless 😅

[@abbasturd]

Filipinos culture is very family-oriented. It’s not rare to see homes with at least 3 generations living in them. Singing is like an everyday thing for us. Even if we don’t sing, we’ll still sing, it’s all about the good vibes. Plus most people will hype you up to perform, especially moms who want you to sing in front of her friends and coworkers 😂😂

[@Skyblue0504]

This is normal in the philippines. Because we Love singing.

[@julieannebandera1392]

Pinoys enjoy singing whatever we do,stand,sit,lye,plank,bend,one thing,weird 😅

[@kelvincristopher8588]

Find someone who knows and have knowledge about singing (loves singing) to react to the videos so he or she can really react and tell some comments about the singer's performance on the videos. *Just my opinion. thax for ur understanding.

[@markmbalagtas2230]

In the Philippines, when we're bored we sing 😂

[@markanthonysiachongco4230]

Please react to filipinos who made pinoy proud

[@suluxiaa]

💙💙

[@lokisil]

btw, Myway is the most famous masterpiece that we usually sing wherever a karaoke machine is present ... Hehehe ❤

[@randomvidsforall]

2:40 tameme sila 😂😂😂

[@lelemethcarumba4566]

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[@brrrtbrrrt6807]

Filipinos only need to set up a tent outside and rent a karaoke machine and people will come like its a concert happening sksksksksks

[@maesarbida6697]

That happens always in our home 8n every occassion

[@daverider0320]

The audience of the girl singing "Listen" Saying, she's not good enough then someone else grabs the mic and tells her, " Watch me"

[@jollen9746]

In my my family tree 8% have voice in singing and 2% not from 8% divided by stable voice,higher voice, low voice, becuase of that culture singing is now normal in my family even my aunty can sing a perfect voice they said start to practice sing a 90's hit songs to know your capable and skill develop and after that create your own genre if what makes like,

[@sarahtlibanan7294]

Cool 😅

[@nixc_trucrime]

The last video sounds like Kim jong kook made me Crack up -- I can hear the similarities (pls don't hate me, I am a fan of KJK). In all seriousness though, this is our usual in the Philippines, even with us living overseas, karaoke is essential in a Filipino household

[@jocelynkokseng9506]

Karaoke is a filipino invention, so it is a common instrument found in most homes, malls and stores selling a karaoke machine. Filipinos in general love to sing and there is always a karaoke machine at the street corner 😉

[@aejhae1]

I'm pretty sure Japanese invented karaoke first in the 1970s. Karaoke, which is a Japanese word, means empty orchestra. In the 1980s, Filipinos developed karaoke and made a huge contribution to it.

[@jocelynkokseng9506]

Roberto del Rosario invented the Karaoke Sing-Along System in 1975. The Filipino inventor is credited as the only holder of the karaoke machine patent and is partially responsible for the popularity of karaoke in the Philippines today. previously there was a box with music and speaker but not the connectivity of the Karaoke Sing Along System.

[@reijinvyskra1759]

​@@aejhae1 Nah

[@EfrenCulala]

❤❤❤.

[@Gengen-chanel]

Why we like karaoke becouse when we drink we like to sing..becouse our parent in the morning they like to listen music it's like alarm clock in the morning that's why music is in our heart. without music in the morning your day will not complete..

[@imeldanallos8842]

Singing is the best way to pass any bad emotions.

[@wilmayemanahan8111]

I love your reactions 😍 have you watched TNT BOYS? (And I am telling you, Flashlight and listen). they're a 3 young talented kids from Philippines. hope you can try reacting to theeeem 😁

[@psalmthyme8192]

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