Jo Koy’s Mom Roasts Him Hard

[@Cat-ko2ri]

"when you lose something, do you use your eyes to look for it? Or do you use your mouth" That hits hard for me

[@nocturnally879]

She ain't wrong, in case you had seen it?

[@mariafernandez5221]

I believe I may have said this to my husband…

[@ririsatori8780]

the nostalgia

[@cosmicrae]

Yes

[@mohamedim3270]

Yea

[@jdavis8631]

I love when he makes jokes about his mom. You can sense the love and admiration they have for each other. Jo is too funny 🤣

[@kalyansonowal6463]

Cxxccccccccc

[@MrAnji1995]

If his stories about his mom are true, they're horrifying. His mom is emotionally and verbally abusive.

[@j.ericsandoval566]

Makes me adore his mom!

[@tordxx2840]

@@MrAnji1995 depends on how your parents raised you, but for a real filipino family this a bond

[@xthe.gasping.willowx9216]

@@tordxx2840 agreed

[@ronmendez22]

When you can make the audience laugh only by using one word or a single gesture is because that comedian is good.

[@pauljones7723]

Just the vibe is right

[@alpha.primus8258]

Yes because its jo freakin koy..

[@eduardochavacano]

but too much F and S bombs. Makes him sound nervous or just desperate to be relatable. The Rusell Peters dude seem to be more chilled.

[@md929]

@@eduardochavacano Russell Peters got nothing on Jo Koy.

[@angelserenade]

The audience understood what he's gone through with his mom, and thats part of the reason why this is goddamn hilarious. Of course some of them stories are exaggerated for the sake of comedy, but for sure most of the people in that room had the same experience with their parents at some point.

[@shortboypinoy]

It's such a small detail but him having his mom say sorry to the person behind them was so hilarious. Like, he didn't forget about them that it was so natural.

[@Jmanmusician]

I work with Filipino nurses and i can confirm this 100% accurate

[@emjay2102]

Indeed 😂

[@busisiwekani5433]

Excuse me person that doesn't drive my car, do you know where my keys are? 🤣🤣

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

His mom constantly punks him. Smears him with Vicks vapor rub too!

[@tomarnold7284]

I'm definitely going to use this line on my kids!!

[@brendadomiinguez7947]

i am not asian but my mother is alot loke his lol

[@carriemrg05]

🤣🤣 That was one of my favorite things during that special. All the mom's I know say that. I hate the whole "where was the last place you saw it" and my answer was always if I knew I wouldn't be asking. The worst part was her and my brother would always ask where something was. I'd reply with the question of "where was the last place they saw it" and then tell them where it was.

[@tomarnold7284]

@@carriemrg05 I'm okay with "where was the last place you saw it" because it makes sense. What I could not stand was "where did you lose it?" the phrase makes completely no sense!

[@Prince-nu1yw]

You will search the whole house and still not find the key, but the moment your mom starts looking for it ,the keys magically appears on the table.

[@mrs_aries]

Yeah bc they're the ones who found it and decide not to give it to you until you realize that you lost it lol *they just wait for the perfect opportunity to mess with us kids 🤣🤣

[@Prince-nu1yw]

@@mrs_aries true🤣🤣

[@promisealexander3952]

Swears mann.. I dunno what kinda wichi is that

[@slowtubelite89]

Seriously.

[@vanntooot]

Every. Single. Time.

[@fatininaniaris2223]

“I’m playing Filipino music from the past, present, and futureeeee” I would tune in to that radio anytime lol 🤘

[@kevinbreslin5718]

Where's the link

[@MysticGwen]

DJ Josephine 🤣😁🤣

[@tyjfrederick]

Someone needs to tag the page so we can listen 😂😂

[@ElizabethGonzalez-iq4nb]

Pp]p

[@janedoe5829]

"..and I have to talk to all 40 of her listeners.." 🤣🤣🤣

[@dank1280]

I’m married to a Filipina and I see these kinds of interactions with our son ALL THE TIME!!!

[@susandesai8594]

This guy is awesome. If you've ever had to go to church every Sunday for YEARS, you know he nailed it. Laughing so hard.

[@garciamadrid9040]

It will make you attend church.

[@mrs_aries]

I remember when I was a kid and goes to church hungry. I told my grandma I'm hungry and she told me "behave and offer your hunger to the Lord" how am I supposed to do that 🤣🤣🤣

[@jenjen9313]

😳😂

[@MS-mn2eq]

Oh my gosh 😂 HAHAHAHAHAH

[@anglefox_17]

Lol! 😂😂

[@khigg40]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrKrinkelz]

Those waffers didnt even help it even dried my mouth more

[@WadeWilsonKPop]

Can confirm, "use your eyes, not your mouth" is a typical argument of Filipino moms here.

[@samuelperez2208]

glad to know we all dealt with it together

[@rachaeleigh]

A black mother too my mom would always say that to me...still does

[@mikemoyer8162]

I heard that from my very white mom and am proud to say I now say it to my children.

[@LadyVoldemort]

Indonesian too, hehehehe...

[@smeagol1210]

Chinese Indonesian here...my Mom said the same thing when I grew up....now I say that to my kid all the time 🤣

[@NoMuShRoOmS]

he should be thanking his mom for all his jokes 🤣🤣

[@lotus_r1ce478]

I told my dad if I was ever a stand up comedian over half my material would just be about my mom. Filipino mothers are comedy gold mines

[@raquelflechero2250]

Yeah that’s why after hearing the same jokes over and over I am like😑 it was funny the first 5 times. Now I am just over hearing about his mom.

[@makokyogoku9100]

@@raquelflechero2250 then don't listen bruh. Not a big problem for you to deal with. Just exit the tab then find another one.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Oh yeah

[@estheryusuf8012]

Yeah

[@SwtGrnEyed86]

I work with a Filipino lady, love her to pieces, and when we're having trouble finding something, she always tells us, "use your eyes!!" 😂🥰

[@511rishi]

When he talked about this Grand mother and heaven... He looked upward in a way it seemed that he is actually looking at her. It shows how much he loved his granny.

[@msbrownsuga]

"I am okay with it, you should be okay with it also. You don't want me to go to Heaven?" My granny prepared us for her passing in much the same way. And despite our grief, there was some peace in knowing she was ready and knew she was well-loved.

[@shypandapanda2046]

The way he looks up after every grandma joke he makes😭 you know grandma watching down on you Joe❤️✨

[@jaramie34]

Llp

[@aaron1983]

Especially when he's about to sleep

[@HappyMomOf6Kids]

The part abt his grandma ,him sleeping tho😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aabracadavra]

I think it's clear at this point where he got his humor from. The mom is hilarious.

[@theadventuresofozzyandbrib813]

That's what I said to🤣

[@barrymckockinner9292]

All the emotional abuse made this man funny as hell lol

[@Zayrob_]

The nana too 😭

[@Nhoj31neirbo47]

My mom always responded, “it’s somewhere in this house “, when asked where something was. She was always right, of course.

[@aaronburratwood.6957]

“Well it didn’t just grow legs and walk outside...”

[@midnightstudio9296]

Lol, That's such a mom thing😂

[@kiyokowilkinson158]

Mom is always right about almost everything I have found out , only wish I learned that earlier in my life it could have made my life easier if I listened to her sooner . Hard head child I was . LOL

[@jahfaricoumarbatch3947]

@@kiyokowilkinson158 hard headed child I'm AM. I'll keep this in mind🤣

[@bumbum3751]

worse, when i ask my mom where something is, she'd reply with "it's in the ano...the ano..." I'm just like "mom what's the ano?" "YUNG ANO.." the longest that kind of conversation lasted was like 23 seconds lmaoo

[@LeeLeeMc3887]

He’s so funny. I’m not Filipino but the church thing with mom was relatable asf. Hearing him talk about it brings me back to when I was younger and sitting in Catholic Mass. My mom did the exact same thing to me 😂

[@scoobybopbop]

You got pinched on your sides too? 😆 🤣

[@Marcus-le9ri]

Madd Love

[@Marcus-le9ri]

You check hopefully

[@ADetailedHouse]

I LOVE when Jo talks about & imitates his mom!! I could listen to it forever!!

[@ellenherman9543]

Ive just lost my parents....and i needed this! My mom used to do this to me. Lol

[@Trafala32]

Sorry for your loss.

[@cozymelodiccorner]

My condolences 🙏🏽

[@Bigdoghirohito]

Laughter is the best medicine my condolences

[@angeloviernes3113]

Condolences

[@ecllipsedeloach65]

I lost my mom May 2021, stepdad July 2022... Hugs 🫂 your way.

[@emsantos0283]

"I hang them here on this wooden plaque, that says KEYS!!!" Thanks mom😑

[@simpleme5719]

I'm so amazed on how Filipinos parents remind me of Black parents.😆😆

[@Smartee_pants]

I was thinking the same. Don't touch nothing when you go places, and sit your @$$ down when we get there. My mom grabbed me by the front of my collar while punching me in the chin at the same time once. It was like she practiced it somehow before trying it. I was taller than her and still feared her. 🤓

[@simpleme5719]

@@Smartee_pants 😆😆😆😆😆

[@zelbernil3790]

@@Smartee_pants Filipino moms won't hit but they would pinch, effective but very discreet.

[@dumb_ledore6689]

I guess it doesn't have something to do with race. I was thinking all moms are just like that.

[@simpleme5719]

@@dumb_ledore6689 NOT WHEN WE HAVE KARENS IN THE WORLD. I CANT SPEAK ON OTHER PEOPLES RACE OR PARENT. THANKS 😉

[@KaylaKi062]

I have so many Filipino friends since childhood and they make me laugh so hard till this day!!!! Respect to Jo koy, please continue your comedy craft and spread laughter and joy!

[@labyrinthnp3701]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I can relate so much. The truest love of my life is my mama (my grandmother). I wont be able to live my life without her good and funny memories. Thanks for this JoKoy! I miss my mama so much that I do anything just to see her again. Maybe in next life. The best mother in the world is her (for me). She was the one who taught me how to be happy with what I have and not wanting to be like anyone. Just be myself.

[@a_rose1806]

That's the best life lesson to be taught! ❤

[@MichelleDespres]

My boyfriend bought me a shirt that says, “Good at finding things.” 😂

[@YONCE8701]

😂😂👑😂

[@tiffanyjohnson8271]

I bet he's glad you found him too haha 😉😄

[@eyoggtv9157]

He prob meant "Be the mother of my kids"

[@BusyBrainyBody]

That’s hilarious 😂🥰🥳

[@kaeyaalberich9594]

BRUH

[@tiffanyc8307]

Lord that pinch of the arm in church is death!!!!!

[@lysanderleellaneta8729]

my grandma pinch me at my cheeks and pilled off some skin

[@loading4354]

If ever u end up cry, it's always on *SILENT MODE.*

[@user-anonym-use]

It would be considered lucky for me if I'm pinched in the arm, it actually hurts more if its on the side and my mom would not only pinch but pinch and twist.

[@josephfuquay9587]

I felt the same exact pinch pain by my mom long ago during holy mass seriously hurts.

[@marcuscicero9587]

comedians will always be needed

[@LagawWayPlano]

To raise moral

[@LagawWayPlano]

To raise moral

[@J_131]

ALWAYS. Their work has the power to save humanity.

[@mikatoakino7898]

Why I love this man is he tells the story spontaneously and it's true. He's a good actor too.

[@spking4149]

What a grandmother. Even at deaths door she was worried about her grandson and wanted him to be ok with her being gone

[@vanessagamino6826]

❤️

[@solidus37]

"Tutuklawin ka na! hindi mo pa rin nakikita." This is so epic when you are looking for lost items and your Mom is roasting behind you. Classic experience

[@vinaonuma3658]

I miss my mom saying this..😢

[@adamariebahian486]

Legit confirm! Filipino moms always use that phrase. "Use your eyes, not your mouth." and it's better when they use it in native tongue. "Gamitin mo mata mo, wag yang bibig mo!"

[@delldell7867]

Mas intense if used in our native language

[@riseon6141]

Hahaha.sasabihan ka pang pag nakita ko yun ihahambalos ko talaga sayo yun..

[@relaxingsoundschannel108]

Mata ang pinanghahanap hindi bibig😤

[@juanita8cao]

Same as indo 😂

[@nathanbejines7296]

Well she is white not Filipino

[@josecarrion5029]

His grandmama would be the funniest ghost bless her

[@vakkachan1]

As an Asian Indian I can totally relate, like if I get into a car accident and I call my mom about it, she will first lecture me about how I should drive carefully, whereas american parents the first thing they ask you is " are you okay?"

[@laylaluann9541]

No my American parents were mad and did not even consider if i was ok or not

[@pedrotrejo8118]

Dude my mom lectures me if I tell her I missed the bus, its a Mom thing all around the world 🌎🌍

[@marlerr__4235]

The church bit has to be the most relatable part and i love that small detail that he waves in back, we all know we did this growing up

[@four2434]

Right? It gave me flashbacks 😂😂😂

[@nikobannholzer622]

9:15 YOU DON'T WANT ME TO GO TO HEAVEN 🤣🤣🤣🤣😋😂🤣🤣

[@DallasStorm43]

No one should be giving Jo Koy any thumbs down. He is absolutely hilarious!

[@mahry13]

My mom would already pinch us before we walked into church. 🤦‍♀️ But we still didn't learn our lesson and we misbehaved during mass so when the van door closed we knew we were getting it. 🤣 It wasn't funny then but it is now, especially knowing we weren't the only family getting it before/during/after church. Lol

[@Just-Nikki]

We got preemptive pinches to because she knew we were gonna be bad af 😂

[@mariceltrazonavlogs9221]

When we are young we thought our parents are teror now when we look back its funny and we learn a lot of that expeirence.

[@raquelflechero2250]

I think that’s pretty much any race of kids. I am Latin and the pinching in church was pretty common. I know my brother and I got our fair share of church pinches and the ass beatings after we left depending on how much we pissed our mom off during mass.

[@cindiplantmoore1583]

Any Sunday we didn't have children's church, I always say next to PawPaw. He would feed me peppermints. When he ran out he fed me Rolaids! Then he stacked up a few hymnals to rest his elbow on and took a nap! I never got in trouble with PawPaw!

[@joanclayton5212]

“She used to lose her keys, too….👀😏”. 😂😂😂😂

[@archershinobi189]

“Oh thank you doctor, what do I owe you…. Oh Really? Knock Knock.” Got me dying😆😆😆😆🔥

[@mad3739]

Grandmas are the ones who will side with you the most. RIP Gramma 🤧

[@allieren]

Every Catholic kid had that mom in church 😂

[@torriruffin5052]

And Baptist moms, too! 😆

[@moldyourdreams7776]

My mom lets me sleep at church when I was a kid, the priest probably was damn pissed 🤣

[@___Anakin.Skywalker]

Catholics 😁😁😁

[@Halfsaladzw]

My mum had the glare that promised the pinch. Worked just as well.

[@digsindirt4490]

Mom would grab us by the little hairs on the back of our neck. Ow!

[@julierawlins5984]

Thank you Jo's mom for raising this fine specimen of a male. He respects women because of mom and the strong woman she is.

[@i24kpandamonium26]

@ᴬᵇᵒʳᵗᴹᵉⁿ 𓂸𓌪 that’s like literally every parents ever, their love is there underneath all the jokes and banter

[@garciamadrid9040]

Amen.

[@mastiffmama6008]

Well said!

[@jollyratan9057]

Waving at people during church is a must for kids🤣

[@shawnperdue5652]

Ok, I don't always find Jo Koy funny, but this was HILARIOUS. If I were a comedian, my mom would probably have a entire stand up dedicated to her shenanigans 😂

[@JodyyThirlwall]

“Do you use your eyes to look for it or do you use your mouth?” My Filipino mom still say this up to this day 😆😆

[@geekarchivistpearce828]

Oh gosh...I can relate. Even happens to my brother too

[@tessgarcia9]

Definitely typical Filipino mom thing to say to use your eyes not your mouth when you’re looking for something. 😂

[@jaydeecee]

If she finds the keys are right next to you, exclaim that it were a snake it has surely bitten you already. BTW They use pursed lips to point at something.

[@phorewhoresman1897]

Ahh yes, the mom "bee pinch"... I think a lot of Catholics experienced that on Sundays.

[@himasekiwari155]

XD heck yeh (sometimes when I was a kid i get so mad and inside my head i be saying your in the eyes of the lord XD)

[@Imhereformusicandmusic]

My grandma 😂😂

[@mbgal7758]

I was just coming to say this. I’ve experienced this and I’ve employed this move myself at church. My granddaughter is just getting to that age now 😆

[@OrangeSplash7]

On point😂😂😂

[@petemills8173]

As a wooden spoon survivor I can confirm that.

[@darleneholtrop4532]

The little kid in church was so funny 😂 and so true! My mom got proactive when glares, whispers, and pinches failed. She seated us sis-mom-bro-dad-bro and brough a baggie of peppermint lozenges to pass out every 10-15 minutes. How long the preacher talked was apparent by how many we received: "Wow, that was a three-peppermint sermon!"

[@kitttttttttttttt]

It’s funny as a Filipino whenever my Aussie husband can’t find anything, I say the same, “use your eyes, not your mouth”. 😂😂😂

[@satriahadi1893]

I can confirm that everything Jo say about loosing stuff and how they punish you with the pinch is 100% true to all south east Asian mom's ( Indonesia 🙋 ) 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dellkassim7839]

Malaysia hadirrr...exactly..very south east asian

[@eunealfredcavite]

I think it’s a common upbringing of Southeast Asian moms. 😂😂😂

[@Someguythatlikespizza]

1:38 "I hang them over here oh" hahaha that "Oh" at the end is the most Filipino thing about this clip 😅

[@SehdudeYoon]

I can see where he got his sense of humor from haha. Such a great mom and son!

[@BB-sc1gc]

his mother is comedy gold 😂

[@saionji7760]

I love watching this over and over again. It never grows old. Love it!

[@dakaliajohnson5831]

These clips never fail to make me laugh! Jo & his mom are hilarious 😂😂

[@Itsfineweerallfine]

Koy’s mom is my hero! His impression of her is HILARIOUS!!

[@monettenucum367]

So true guys, we Filipinos we bless, get elders hand & take it our forehead, just like Josep did., that is b4 leaving d house & when u come home, it's a sign of respect to elders.

[@myahoself897]

Same goes for malaysian malay too. We "salam" ( handshake) our elders and bring them close to our face. Been a while,sine covid.

[@monettenucum367]

@@myahoself897 yeah ur right for a while we don't do it, we just say "hi" & no kiss not even on d cheek coz of covid.

[@satyaadibaskarawiryawan130]

In indonesia is more like a kiss to elders's hand.

[@monettenucum367]

@@satyaadibaskarawiryawan130 oh indonesians are also respectful..

[@RasPutintheGreat]

What part of the Philippines makes "mano" before leaving? In bicol region we only do that when we arrive.

[@MaeyoNnaise1622]

His timing is really good. My admiration to him. Thank you for making us laugh. 🥰

[@motolzmotoreview978]

As a Filipino I can confirm that this is very accurate 😂😂 Lmao

[@dubbwire3198]

!!! Instantly LOVE this dude and his whole Family!!! I burned some carbs laughin- my abs are tight now, over worked my face muscles though

[@ramonng7054]

he must be the most pleasant comic to listen to, and watch.. he just tells his life with his mom, and we are having a good time, thanks, Joe Kwoy's mom.

[@thesenate5913]

Asians moms will never find it for you, they'll turn it into a main quest and will punish you for not finding it. Even though they're the ones who organized it sometimes.

[@hibaelrayah9916]

My mom will start a prayer to find it 😂

[@eliezercampos8334]

My girl does that.. gets mad that I ask her for my stuff lol... I’m like if I would have stored It I would find it.. I only ask You because YOU put it away XD lol. Would help if it was stored in the same place all the time xD..

[@vanjogatchalian2804]

FACTS HAHAHAHA

[@MrKrinkelz]

Facts!! There is no reward only punushment if you cant finish it

[@thesenate5913]

@@MrKrinkelz the reward is that you won't get punished

[@parenghabagat828]

I can relate. "Don't use your mouth. Use your eyes to find things." My mom always said that to me whenever I lost something. I'm Filipino; of course.

[@bigbosspamfontejon8190]

Thats how fun loving Filipino families growing up. Bullying was.part that would,make u laugh especially when mom steps in.😆😂 but with lessons learned. U see Filipinos are young looking because cracking jokes, teasing or laughing is one of the traits we have

[@hrishikeshdutta9959]

Lol Jo's Grandma. He got emotional talking about her. 😍

[@sstonelake]

When I’m having a hard day, I appreciate your comedy. It makes me laughs and helps cheer me up!!

[@rebeccamanlunas3423]

I love this story, it's so true. When you lost something, you use your mouth first before actually doing to look for it.

[@shervellebergholz]

He reminded me so much if my son during that church sketch!! Except, I would twist his ear.... then, he would keep acting up. I always carried a wooden spoon in my purse to threaten him into submission. Once, in church, I opened my purse to show him the spoon in a silent attempt to make him sit still. He ran to the front of the church yelling the whole way down the aisle, 'OOOOH NOOOO!! NOT THE ROD OF CORRECTION! NOT THE ROD OF CORRECTION!! He was about 5 years old at the time and he knew what he was doing. Needless to say, he got all the laughs to his delight...

[@torrimills1915]

The way he imatates her saying Joseph and smiling has me dying😂😂😂

[@simplytitanium7919]

His mom should’ve been the comedian 😂❤️

[@kaizen4563]

he has a lot of fond memories with his mom haha

[@healerofthewaters6508]

With my mom it was always me saying "I lost my phone, shoes, elephant, etc" and her response would always be "Well then go find it." Yes. Thank you, mother. That was VERY helpful.

[@katenaynaymelo]

I never get tired watching this one...every time it pops up. I'm a Filipino mom and I can so relate with this answering my kids now🤣🤣🤣

[@lilafaymunoz676]

As a mother , those are the exact expressions we use with our kids … love this Guy . Welcome back Comedy

[@czmark04]

9:19 that moment I felt that. Its like remembering a scene with a departed which you cherished. Makes you want to smile because you missed those days with them and a tear almost comes out but withheld it.

[@SpaceGirlLaika]

That's cute, in Brazil, we do the blessing too with our elders too! Right when we arrive and before we leave!

[@tessgarcia9]

Really? That’s super interesting. Maybe it’s a traditions that Brazil and Philippines share :)

[@animaanimus8011]

Same hand to the forehead and everything? That’s so awesome! Although now I will have to apologize for my ignorance to my elder Brazilian friends I haven’t been doing this to for literally two decades...

[@8thousevirgin]

I wonder where that tradition originated, because indigenous Filipinos don't do that gesture..

[@raulbmoreira]

It does seem pretty similar, but i think it is like asking for their blessing instead of us blessing them, and at least in my family, we kiss the person's hand (or otherwise, or both) instead of touching it with our forehead I think the phillipines were colonized by Spain, Brazil was colonized by Portugal, which is close to Spain in many ways, don t know if it has anything to do with it

[@carolinafortunata6318]

Indonesian does it too 😊

[@mjgaudier8999]

She playing Filipino musc from past, present and future because we filipinos like old music, so we revive it on the present. And it feels like you're going to listen to it the future cause guest what? They would literally revive the same song all over again.

[@syahidahabidin65]

It’s an Asian thing. In Malay there’s a phrase where our mom would say to us if we can’t find our things. “Cari Pakai mata bukan Pakai mulot” which translates to find your things using your eyes not your mouth.

[@domshooter934]

Yo knowing Filipinos in Daly City is one of the best benefits of life. the food is amazing and the comfort is just as good as my actual family

[@amysolley4268]

That moment when I realize that I skipped over several phases in my life and straight lined to mom mode. "Do you even bother to use your eyes to find things?"

[@massagebroad]

My mother is Filipino and he's completely right!

[@krewland7041]

When your in Filipino household at Sunday you gonna hear music from 60,70,80's music.

[@misslangleysoryuisiconic]

W Rock Radio for example…

[@gregorypowell8909]

His mom is something else..she made him the way he is which is a good thing

[@michellesantos9329]

I can relate to him 😂😂😂😂. Most mom's do it when we are naughty in church

[@JaxLittles]

My grandma did that last part all the time! We used to freak out when she'd do it to our white friends! Like Grandma no!!! That's a lawsuit!!!

[@ganondorfkingofthegerudo5214]

As a Filipino, that was weird even for me. Maybe I'm just too American.

[@zb2433]

@@ganondorfkingofthegerudo5214 not at all... It's normal to be uncomfortable with it

[@meisteremm]

I mean...was she cute?

[@JaxLittles]

@@meisteremm When she was younger, she was able to pull 9 baby daddies and a few others who paid for her expenses in the Philippines. But when she was doing this when we were children... I suppose it's based on a person's preference. Lol She was an old Filipina woman who had some extra love areas. Lol

[@JaxLittles]

@@ganondorfkingofthegerudo5214 Hahaha yeah... we were always shocked, but we grew up in the US. My cousin back in the motherland thought it was hilarious

[@Greatness411]

This was great. His mom sounds awesome.

[@17Liberty76]

Thanks a lot. I was supposed to go do yard work. Now I'm stuck binge watching Jo Koy

[@ging2xgrasya749]

i relate so much because our mother is doing same when we were kids whenever we went to church or there are visitors at home 😂 you cannot cry because if you cry there are more pinch to come

[@rebelbelle62]

Just love hearing about his family, even through jokes.🤣🤣🤣

[@lisaduprey2829]

I watch Jo's stuff over and over because its a guaranteed laugh even if ive seen it before ❤

[@KrensRTS06]

Jo Koy is just the best and funniest comic evr, on all subjects.

[@FatherofFFD]

My first time watching Jo Koy. I'm late but I'm grateful. Dude is hilarious!

[@byekidd1361]

Me too. Very very funny. Also charming

[@thatissofetch5508]

Also when Filipina moms get angry and sarcastic at the same time they go: “Where have you been?! ANSWER ME” “Well mom i-“ “AND NOW YOU HAVE THE AUDACITY TO ANSWER BACK AT ME?! I PUT A ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD RATATATATATATATATA” 😭

[@user-vp7zm2rx9s]

Every Jo's everyday life must have a hilarious moment with his mother 😂 having a mother like that must been insane

[@Kilgore2k12]

God Bless grandma.. jokoy is funny as hell...

[@PUNKYPINKY0320]

So typical mom.. And after the church.. W have many pinch bruises.. 😂😂

[@romyardian4986]

The thing that his grandma asked is "salim" in indonesia, we took our elders right hand and put on your head while bowing. that kind of way how respecting our elders in south east asia.

[@cl9596]

Wow. Really nice to hear about it. I thought we got it from the Spanish. We call it "mano" meaning hands.

[@pong6377]

@@cl9596 same, it prolly came from malay traditions though based on what the guy said.

[@khs3503]

Turkish people do this as well. Especially during important holidays,but when you see much elderly people,usually this is how you greet them

[@himasekiwari155]

In filipino we call that Bless or Mano Edit: there is no bow gesture, we lower our head to their arms or ex: Grandma sitting -> they give their hands -> we raise their hands and ñet it reach our head

[@carolinafortunata6318]

I think that's a Portugal things, maksudnya "Salim" itu. Since we've been colonized by Portugal (?)

[@uhmilli4680]

Jo Koy is one of the most underrated comedians of our generation

[@CoconutsandGrits]

"Look with your eyes and not your mouth" passed down from generation to generation 😆