THE HARDEST THING ABOUT BEING FILIPINO

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[@jayr122001]

you'll get more subscribers if you moto vlog in the Philippines, specially if you have an american wife and mixed kids.

[@adobomoto]

Unfortunately we’re not after subs here lol, thanks though!!

[@ponchopalito3953]

​@@adobomotogreat answer! You don't need them actually coz u have ur own content unlike those motovlogger in the pH! Same content which have no originality while on the other hand ur content is pure mixed and straight forward. Keep doing what ur doing coz ur in the right path 💯👍

[@jovenbron31]

Bro thinks it's all about getting subs 💀

[@brandonbilgera1118]

@@jovenbron31 prolly because he idolizes those idiot pinoy motovloggers who are content baiting for the money and subs jsajajhjhsaaha

[@josiahgilesriazonda5626]

truee, making content not for the views, but because you love it and it's your passion to share your story

[@justindemata7621]

Even if you find it hard to speak tagalog, hearing the crispy "tang ina"' still makes us filipinos proud

[@iyerbonto1790]

pilipinas represent , tangina ahahaha

[@killerbee10ify]

Say it likeyou freakin mean it like baron geisler hahahaha

[@philtuliao4595]

guys. may pinoy kung solid na buong “putang-ina”

[@kimabella613]

Hahah, taena !

[@Jujubees225]

Thanks for sharing. I think alot of Filipino Americans experience growing up like you did. I migrated to the States when I was 5. Grew up in So Cal and my parents would speak tagalog to me but I would respond in English. You speak way better tagalog than I do and I give you props for making this video. I see that youre struggling to get it out and I feel the same exact way lol. Now we need Jason to make a Filipino video.

[@adobomoto]

Jason's white hahaha, thanks man

[@yompyz]

As a new Spanish biker who yesterday got my first bike, I really enjoy your videos. My mother is Pinay but I was born in Spain and I have huge respect for the Filipino culture

[@DatBoyKickz]

Never to late 4 sure keep riding and stay safe bro

[@facelessFlicks-lol]

Just learn the word Tang ina and that’s okay brother… haha just kidding

[@juliusramos6157]

The shennanigans that you do with emilio portrays the spirit of being filipino, just be happy and enjoy the moment

[@JohnnyBalazo]

Filipino boy here in Australia, thanks for sharing your history! While I wasn't born in the Philippines, I suppose my story is super relatable to yours. My Tagalog sucks, if I'm not at my parents house I don't really eat filipino foods, and I don't have much Filipino friends at all. But somehow my culture is reasonably strong and when I can represent, my Filipino comes out and I "feel" Filipino. Love your stuff man, let's represent!!

[@Puccini000]

I have contempt to migrant children who cannot speak their parents language. Its always because they are too stupid to memorize two languages. iq

[@jesuschrist7169]

So you are Australian if you are born in Australia, stop with this American way of thinking!

[@JohnnyBalazo]

@@jesuschrist7169 you are not wrong

[@deolilacsamana2018]

Yun oh! First Tagalog vlog. Wohooo! 🥳🔥🙏🇵🇭🎊 Will definitely be sharing this to my FB Groups! :) At sana matuloy ka makapag-visit sa Pinas next year. Hehe 😁

[@chimcharx]

you'll be surprised how wide the motorcycle culture is in the Philippines, try checking touring videos about historical places in the country and one of them is the Philippine loop, motor shows in the provinces (they're annoying sometimes), "kamote riders" and of course upgrades, builds and lifestyle videos.

[@BigGuyRacing74]

Love the vid bro. American born Filipino here and fellow RSV4 rider. 🤙🏽 I’m a first born first generation so I can understand Tagalog but stopped speaking it when I was very young. I experienced the opposite where I was too American for immigrant Filipinos.😂

[@zzupplarry]

Let's support our kapwa Pinoy! ,👊🏼

[@robert-h2x]

why?

[@zzupplarry]

@@robert-h2x why not?

[@robert-h2x]

@@zzupplarry im just asking why support just because kapwa pinoy??? im supporting adobo cause he makes great videos

[@zzupplarry]

​@@robert-h2xyou just answered your own question 😊 this guy is an inspiration to me, been following him since, Motovlogging is not easy 😊 you like motorbikes? Or just happened to browse around?

[@overbored617]

@@robert-h2x we support other filipinos just because they're pinoy, that's it really. i mean I'm subbed to bella poarch and bretman rock even though i don't dig their content

[@kianbalinon3622]

Hi adobo moto, proud Filipino here. In the Philippines motorcyclist/motorcycle is a hobby and usually Filipinos with 150cc motorcycle and 125 usually upgrade their engines, in short motorcycling here in the Philippines is a hobby and there are many motorcycle enthusiasts. There are some moto vloggers also like Jmac of course because he's like the father of moto vlog, reed the chill guy(that's how I can describe him), and other's. Proud filipino subscriber here, keep up the contents good work an

[@maximilianisaaclee2936]

Wow, that's so cool, seeing an Asian American (Filipino in this case) speaking Tagalog is so rare and cool. I'm Malaysian, wish I knew Tagalog, but everything has to start somewhere, it's okay if your Tagalog isn't good now, it'll become better the more you do it. Plus it's a good topic, motorcycles are a part of South East Asian culture.

[@risladav967]

I'm quite surprised you're saying that your tagalog isn't good. You're actually pretty good at it ... pronunciation, accent, and all. big bike culture grew exponentially during the pandemic. You'd be amazed by how huge the "moto" scene is in the Philippines. You need to visit PH soon!

[@adobomoto]

salamat, hopefully sometime next year!

[@masterchefevo493]

Your the same age as my brother. He passed away exactly 11 years today. Magaling parin tagalog mo.

[@Dustytrailzzz]

I work with a lot of Filipinos and they are they nicest and most welcoming people. They have a great sense of humour and they’re laughs are contagious

[@nightgameryt4284]

Filipino boy here from norway! Love your content and i love that u somewhat make «Pilipino» content and Im just saying. I cant speak tagalog Even tho my mom has tried to learn it to me. But i understand so love watching this! Much love from norway!

[@SiopaoSauc3]

I appreciate your honesty na hindi ka na ganoon ka in-touch with being Filipino. It's fine. All good, bro. Diyan ka na lumaki, we understand.

[@SeridianPulse]

No pressure man, your tagalog is good. Motovlogging community is big in the Philippines, I'm sure someone's willing to collab with you if you ever get the chance to fly back here. Stay safe my guy.

[@chrismardo8231]

basta gawin mo lang sir ung content na masaya ka..doesnt matter kung ifollow ka nila o hindi..but for me im enjoying ur vids..very helpful and informative!kudos from baguio city PH!ilokano ka met gayam sir hehehe

[@1683clifton]

The laugh is midwest tv show laughtrack. Just be you man. I love your videos And as always I was entertained

[@Faiz_899]

I’m not Pilipino, but I dig your videos and I’m feelin this Pinot 🍷😂

[@Mugatoo-uf3hs]

Close enough for me :)

[@GuyThatHasNoCareInTheWorld]

Pls spell pinoy correct this is very disrespecting for us

[@lahar2412]

@@GuyThatHasNoCareInTheWorld wine ung pinot pre

[@erenjeager8608]

​@@GuyThatHasNoCareInTheWorld ewan ko sayo pero di ko naman feel na disrespected ako (i dont know about you but i didnt feel disrespected)

[@cableguy6843]

My lady is philipino and her culture is really awesome ,the closeness of family and the food is delicious. She actually learned to cook Portuguese dishes for me and it’s spot on.

[@JCWakky]

Love your effort in speaking Tagalog 👌 Proud kababayan 🇵🇭, supporter, and motovlogger here 👏 Keep up the good work bro 🏍️🎥

[@ragazzino2589]

Filipino here! Since the first video I saw you, alam na alam ko na talaga na Pinoy ka. 😅 Because of your industriousness, resourcefulness and many more Filipino attributes.

[@motolon]

Here to support my fellow Filipino brother. Love from the Philippines, Adobo!

[@daniellesterdejesus4789]

Tuloy mo lang bro smooth naman tagalog mo ah! Hoping to meet you in Ilocos soon. Much love from Bulacan! Ingat lagi

[@fenderkev]

Your tagalog is actually good. I bet if you spent a few weeks in the PI, you’ll pick it back up real quick. I’m hitting 40 and can still barely understand. I understood parts of this video by a few words and figuring it out. I’m a desert dirtbiker here in California but I want to try single-track trails in Washington one of these days (2023 Yamaha YZ250FX). Your video also convinced me to get a Talaria Sting R MX4 a few weeks ago. P.S. I dont know how to use a tabo. 😂

[@bappo8011]

ILOCANO REPRESENT BABY! Dude I've been watching you since I got back home to the Philippines (Was in the US for a while and went back to the homeland in the middle of the Pandemic) and started to ride out here. And wow, knowing that you can still speak Tagalog and Ilocano (cause I am too), it's amazing kapatid! I am also trying to start a motovlogging/travel channel so hope you can check it out soon! And will watch out when you get home, and will try to keep in touch to meet you personally man! Keep it up brother! STAY PROUD! SINANGLAW FTW! P.S. Motorcycle riding has gotten bigger here in the Philippines! Man you are going to be more at home here not only because of your bloodline but because of the riding culture.

[@zenclinkz]

Watching from the Philippines and 100% appreciate your efforts! I'm not a native Tagalog speaker either since I'm from Cebu, so I also struggle with Tagalog though I got a bit more used to it eventually.

[@arnoldaminulla5765]

One of my favorite content! We appreciate your effort Adobo Moto! Hope we can ride with you someday here in the Philippines! Kudos!

[@g3ner1c]

I'm Filipino, but don't know how to speak Tagalog. Just came back from a trip to the Philippines a few weeks ago. Thought you were only gonna speak Tagalog for the intro, but loved that you did it through the whole vid 🇵🇭

[@Bakunawa661]

We are the same In circumstances

[@elijahtortuya9158]

Very Excited for you to visit here in Philippines and I want to see your reactions on how Filipinos ride motorcycles here and how motorcycle culture works here. Also motorcycles is popular here in the Philippines mostly the sub 400cc like sport mopeds and scooters. There are also large cc's bikes but not as many like the sub400cc. Watching from Cavite here in Philippines!

[@jeremy4610]

I'm Polish Filipino American. I'm glad to hear you're proud of your heritage. 🫡

[@Mugatoo-uf3hs]

Nice bro, I’m German, Irish and half Filipino

[@9Epicman]

lmfao so am i lol never heard of someone with the same combo before

[@ozom]

It might just be me but I feel a longing to reconnect with your PH roots through your tone and words. Motorcycle culture is very strong in the PH from low to high-budget bikes. Just continue your good but entertaining work and ignore the feedback from the toxic people. Just treat them like Gixxers. Support from PH!

[@WashJosh]

I love how I can still understand everything you say. I can’t speak much Tagalog but I can understand. I need to learn to speak more fluent because it gives me Pride. I sure can cook most filipino food and dessert though. If you were local I could hook you up hahaha. ❤ 🇵🇭 Ingat!

[@mindriddle]

Im the same way. Came to the states when I was 9 and I havent been back. Im turning 40 this month and just recently started riding, which is how I found your page. Yea, people think because were in the states that we have it made. We had a lot of struggles man. Growing up as a foreign kid, not knowing English, taking ESL class, and having 5 sublings along the way. My parents made it happen though man. I grew up in South Jersey and my school then was mostly white kids, which means the kids I hung out with were mostly white, but I still had that pinoy pride. Your Tagalog vocabulary is way better than mine, lol. I can still understand everything, but seem to think like a dumbass when trying to speak it myself like im in spanish class lol. I have 4 kids and I hope to eventually bring them to the Philippines to show them papas background. Stay safe man.

[@MrDM-xg9my]

Ayos parekoy! keep doing what you doing man. Ok yung attitude mo laging positive and masayahin. Love waching all your videos pare.

[@juliusramos6157]

Filipino blood! Enjoying your content way back 2022 before you have gone full time, congratulations bro

[@adobomoto]

salamat po

[@Antiagony95]

Ganda talaga ng content mo sir. Ayos ung mga tips and tricks pagdating sa pagmomotor lalo na sa kagaya naming gixxer riders na malapit na malapit sa puso mo. ❤ 😂 Pero realtalk ayos content mo sir keep it up sarap makakita ng taong nag migrate na sa ibang bansa pero proud pa rin sabihin na pinoy sila..😊

[@GramgramLaxMamaAdobo]

Hindi sya Galit sa Gixxer riders 😇 Jokes lang yun Anak ❤️ His Best friend Rides Gixxer 😂😅

[@dkrides]

Finally you spoke Tagalog on you’re vlog been waiting for it ever since nag subscribe ako sa channel mo since 50k pa lang meron ka. Keep it up bruh 👌

[@hearlmorrondoz5872]

you need to keep doing this bro, Specially now that moto vlogging is on fire in the Philippines

[@doobiee]

cool to do a meet and greet here, Motorbike is almost a norm here as well, majority you would see smaller displacement bikes and the bigger displacements would be more on weekends and group ride outs

[@panfliesadventures1328]

Hell yeah! I grew up in Ilocos Sur. Drove bike all my life until I came here after nursing school. I went to University of Northern Philippines which is located at Vigan! I work as a nurse now in SCI and Brain Injury unit in San Jose. Weve had patient that was injured from riding bikes especially jigsters😂😂 jk. Kidding aside, my brothers in law just got into biking and it is kinna rekindling the spark of riding again. Maybe someday, but right now I just cant get past that thought of the risk🥲. Just to answer your question of what is like to ride in the Philippines. Cant really speed that much since the roads are narrow and cities are so close together that you slowdown every 5-10 km. No speed limit but road conditions does not favor banking and maneuvering. I rode those underbones before and transitioned to those ktm’s. I even rode my bike to my wedding day😂. Anyways, much love bro!

[@GramgramLaxMamaAdobo]

😇❤️

[@1riflemanray]

Been a subscriber coz of your informative gear/motorcycle tips. Knowing you were a Filipino-American was a bonus (I ignored your username assumed it was latino/hispanic) but later on saw the “putangina” in your logo lmao It would be really cool to see more future content like this and maybe get into the Filipino moto culture especially a main mode of transportation vs cars (Moped/Scooters/maxi scooters as the most popular type of motorcycles here) I’d recommend also checking out motodeck one of the most in touch of Filipino motovlogging (His content is about “motorcycles culture” like travel, racing and building motorcycles unlike those other motovloggers talking more about their ego) plus his brand One Garage is pretty cool. But your content is already great and keep on shitting on gixxers Lmaooooooo. You do you 🙏🫡

[@JayGMoto]

THIS IS SOOOO FRESH. Never would've imagine you doing a video in TAGALOG. DAAAMN SON! haha More power to you ADOBO!

[@denvercalonia9255]

When I clicked one of your video at first, I eventually noticed your Filipino essence. That's permanent!

[@sgt.cheems3218]

as an austrian Filipino who got his AM (moped) License and currently working for my A1 (125cc) License and my first bike also being an aprilia sx 50, i was pleasently surprised to find your channel and you riding my hopefully future/dream Bike. I love your Content, i sadly forgot how to talk/understand Tagalog at 4 because of the stupidly complicated german language. Ride Safe!

[@jimboy449]

Yo, Im a filipino from austria(migrated when i was 7). Pls build up carefully to your dreambike bcuz 1000cc aint no joke. Just got my new R1 crashed 😅

[@sgt.cheems3218]

@@jimboy449 damn thats sad to hear, hope your doing good (your bike aswell). Yeah i always saw 1000cc as overkill (for me). Thats why my dream bike is a 600cc.

[@SloppyPotatoe]

When i saw your name on YT, i already knew that you are a Pinoy. I just got hooked on your motorcycle tips because i was looking for motorcycle content. Thanks man!

[@xxYFKxx]

I can definitely relate. As a pinoy that was born in the PH but was raised in the states, I never really got accepted as a full pinoy since I can’t speak Tagalog. I always hung out with my Latino friends or my Vietnam friends. But as I got older, I started to really accept who I am and my culture. Then when I met my fiancé who’s Filipino American but Filipino af because of her old school parents, that’s when I really regret not being able to speak tagalog.😅 Anyways aren’t some of your friends on your vids Filipino? I feel like that’s your barkada lol y’all should start talking to each other in tagalog 😂 Much love Kuya Adobo! ✌🏽

[@netxzero3993]

Motorcycling has boomed here specially during pandemic. Huge growth. Sikat na sikat ang pagmomotor dito. Get your squiding on and lets go to marilaque hahahaha! You are pretty good with your tagalog bro. Keep it up.

[@oppusg]

Your tagalog accent got better as the video went on! Would love to ride with you here in PH

[@Crexx1]

Me laughing anytime you'd laugh like I understood anything you said lol, I'm not Filipino but still found the whole video entertaining af

[@babvlog607]

Motorcycling is very popular in the Philippines! Mostly motovloggers ride scooters and then upgrading to big bikes and such. But most Filipinos love scooters because of its agility when it comes to traffic situations. We love your contents, brother! Keep grinding! 🇵🇭

[@kumag807]

magaling ka naman pala mag tagalog men! saglit lang yan fluent ka na, tuloy mo lang.. proud of you!

[@bongalinea]

Idol mo ako bro, hinahangan kita at lahat ng pinoy/pinay na hindi nka2limutang ang sariling salita kahit na lumaki sa ibang bansa. Kagaya mo meron din akong mga kamag anak sa Ilocos, Norte; pero laking Subic/ Olongapo ako pero nka tira kami ng asawa ko dito sa Pampanga. Safe ride palagi, God Bless.

[@jayse63amg31]

I can relate pare. All your videos makes me laugh so hard and I really appreciate what you do. I have two kids hopefully I can take them back to the motherland and learn about our culture. Ingat pre and keep on doing what you do. Pinoy din ako immigrated when I was 11 years old. Dont know any of our pinoy history. I currently reside in Illinois. Thanks again pre.

[@regiebandilla3]

This video had me bro 😅 more than 9mos following you but this really had me bro 🇵🇭💪 for the the culture!

[@MotoMarauder]

Absolutely loving the vlog switching between english & tagalog, Keep doing what you do bro ✌😁

[@knohledge]

We had the same life growing up in the states.. Pretty similar. Your Tagalog is still really good though! I understand more than I speak.

[@ThatsjustRyan]

I've been living in the US for 6 years, I moved here when I was 19. Galing parin ng tagalog mo bro!

[@adobomoto]

aye! lucky you got to grow up there, good food, nice people

[@xandermarcelino6313]

Ngl this is prolly the neatest vlog I’ve seen HAHA yeah biased filipino dude here but still 🤘🏼 please don’t give up motovlog

[@roadgame]

kinabahan ako sa philippine flag nung start. hehe pero sobra nakakatuwa na mapanood na nag tatagalog ka sa motovlog mo ngayon 😊 more of this kahit hndi madalas .. para lang maka gala kame sa lugar mo jan sir adobo 😉

[@j3ffmd21]

Sounds exciting man. Hopefully you can visit and see the PH culture. From Tarlac city PH

[@TheTomatoRoute]

considering you never been to philippines for a very long time, you really speak tagalog very well.

[@johannmendozachannel]

Man offcourse we got traffic lights mah flip brother 😆😆😆😆 Traffic rules here are super strict . Motorcycle riders here are oppressed hahahahahha. Man shout out sayo . Ilocano ka pa papala . Love your content kabsat!

[@carlalala7746]

The first time I saw your video I thought you're Hawaiian tho hahaha but then when you mention one video of yours saying "tsinelas" you must be a Filipino hahahaha

[@adobomoto]

shoots brah!

[@markpastrana8622]

New subscriber here from Philippines! I appreciate that you try to speak filipino. Btw, I love motorcycles too. Keep going! Ride safe!

[@sukreyg666]

it's so weird hearing you speak tagalog, hinihintay ko itong araw na ito na magtatagalog ka😂

[@adobomoto]

I was struggling haha

[@Shib_ito]

You'll be surprised how big is the motorcycle community here in PH, almost every household have at least a motorcycle, it's one of the main mode of transportation here. Love your vids btw!

[@RydeWithRy]

Lezzgaw adobomoto 🤟🏼🔥 always supporting your vids i’m from the Philippines lezzgaw ridesafe always kuyaaaaaa yariin lahat ng kamote sa daan

[@RydeWithRy]

Thankyou for the notice po kuya 🤘🏼 sana po makauwi ka dito at maka bisita sa pinas ridesafe po ulit ingats

[@diaz.rodolfo]

4mins in and I know the pains of Tagalish man, love the content, keep up the great work!

[@Dammitimmad]

For someone who who hasn't been the Philippines for over 20 years, the Tagalogs not too shabby Edit 1: Hope you can do some motovlogs in the Philippines, man! Edit 2 : Panoorin mo si Reed at si Breezy

[@S1lv3rF0x95]

Malupit ka idol! Dami mung motor baka pwedi ma test ride haha 😁 Bagong subscriber from Pampanga Philippines 🇵🇭 ride safe lagi mi amigo 👊🏻

[@basiccreativeideas]

Proud for you Kabayan. Mabuhay ka at pagpalain pa lalo. Proud to be Filipino Mga kababayan suportahan po natin mga kababayan natin na vloggers abroad tulad sa pagsuporta natin sa ibang vloggers dito sa Pinas.

[@larriwithay]

My life is so similar to yours. No wife but my best friend is Mexican although very Americanized but still has Mexican values. Not much Filipino friends either and it’s hard for me to relate to them because my family is not family of nurses and we are also poor at least in the states. My tagalog is similar to yours too. And I like motorcycle. Came here when I was 7 but turning 26. One thing I miss in the Philippines is taho because it’s so hard to find the good one here in the US.

[@biloysilinyador8274]

I've seen a video of yours before and I had already thought you were a filipino because of your channel's name. Anyway, it's nice that you try to speak in tagalog which made me watch the whole video. And to answer your question about motorcycling in the philippines, I would say, this is the peak of motorcycling in the philippines. A lot of people now ride motorcycles because of heavy traffic especially in Manila. I hope you visit our country again. Kudos to your channel and ride safe! 😊

[@nardocumentary]

I'm from Cavite, Pag dating mo Pinas sa Chowking masarap din ang Halo-Halo. Uso din motor dito sa pinas specially lower displacement bike, Big bike (400cc above) meron din at madami din pero mas common yung lower displacement bike mostly scooters also Squids are Called Kamote dito sa pinas. And then sa Luzon yung Freeway/Expressway for 400 cc bikes and above and cars lang pwede pag Sub 400 cc mostly sa pasikot sikot ka na dadaan. Road condition medyo di maganda specially during rush hour matindi ang traffic jam. Pinoy Moto vlogger: Mostly long ride J4, Unico, SefTV, Motour, Boy Perstaym, Aports, Nelyow, Boss Moto (shortcuts and alternate route content)

[@spy7496]

Pretty good Tagalog my man, you’re the kind of person I want as a friend, always happy and positive. Ingat ka kupal!

[@adobomoto]

salamat kapatid

[@GramgramLaxMamaAdobo]

He Doesn’t Know What Kupal Means 🤣😂 Kupal ka din Kuya Salamat 🤪 Joke 😅

[@charlesdatingaling3807]

You are the first Fil-Am vlogger i follow you know. I knew you are from a Filipino origin because of ADOBOMOTO. 😊

[@jasong.3985]

Good job pare! We appreciate you. Mabuhay 🇵🇭

[@kopincouplekoreanaandpinoy4917]

Wow nakaka inspired ka boss!! Thinking to start moto vlogging here in korea too but i doubt if may manonoud kasi dito sa korea wala akong kaibigan na pwde ka rides i’ve been solo rider always for 3 years already, but I’ve been watching your videos so far it makes think na baka ma try ko din

[@elmertullao7740]

It is very popular in the philippines riding a motorcycle. They also do this boss ironman endurance every year. Which is very famous to motorcycle riders. Not just motorbikes but also 4wheel are included to this event.

[@Laterdude]

Filipino subscriber from the Ph. I like your videos roasting your friends, Cause that reminds me how me and my friends are. Hope you get to build the moto garage you’ve bee dreaming of.

[@RommelRibis]

IM PROUD TO BE FILIPINO… Proud ako sayo Man… keep safe

[@Mrbrightside93]

Nakakatuwa ka marinig mag mura men! Haha the bike community here is excited to meed you(except gsxrs) hope to see you soon here in PH!

[@DeckerMTB]

Kabayan! I'm also a rider here in Manila, riding a Ninja 650 right now.. I've seen all your vlogs and shorts and love them all.. But this is the best one so far! Always ride safe bro!

[@jessride1190]

Filipino here in Japan. I love your content always and like to see more GIXSER King Ray roasting! Lol. Putang-ina your one of the best Filipino Vloggers out there keep up the good work brother! Sayonara!

[@edmonsevilla4963]

More Tagalog vlogs! I was born in the Philippines, moved to the U.S. when I was 5. I went to visit this February, even saw Vigan.

[@MixturepinoyX]

I just started following you on insta and I don’t ride or even ever want to ride. Thought you were hella funny and local. This vid came up in my KZbin. Man… hella relatable. ❤. Lots of love. Hopefully I catch you somewhere around. Keep up the content par’ 🙌🏾

[@dmv118]

In the Philippines, motorcycles are everywhere. 125cc-150cc are most common. Riding a liter bike in the Philipines (mostly in major cities) is tough because it's really hot in the country. I currently ride a Dorsoduro 1200, and it gets hot in between the legs! lmao I'm planning to sell it or trade it to get a smaller displaecement bike, so I don't risk getting my balls cooked off in traffic.

[@limbo6555]

I really loved the content kuya hoping you make more of this or maybe like upload tagalog vlog some other days i see your still having a hardtime speaking tagalog but still you make a hell of content.

[@hxze9656]

def one of the best filipino-american influencer in the motorcycling community.

[@notCEDricckk]

Nice, i watch your shorts whenever it appears. Filipino na ilocano pa nice

[@moysusman6985]

we love this guy!

[@_trashpanda000]

Fav motovlogger❤❤ From manila btw! Mahal kita adobo. you're doing great!!

[@roadgame]

Sun is Araw - Maraming Stoplight sa pinas - Mag ingat din sa enforcer - We love jollibee pero as we grown up we love real food like karekare too at kaldereta - madaming motovloger sa pinas na hindi talaga motovlogger - pero masarap dito mag travel and motovlog it kase maraming magandang lugar dito lalo na sa hometown mo sir puntahan sya ng mga rider. 😌

[@ashingco]

I watched your video pare,I used to have a honda st1300 motorbike but I sold it just 2mos ago,since I am retired 2 years ago.I'm a retired truck driver here in the USA,I go 48 state and canada did for good without accident.Enjoy and be a safe rider,I live in hayward,ca.

[@AyaDExplorer]

Wazzap Kabayan! Watching from Philippines! Ride safe❤

[@mikecheck2647]

Motorcycles are very much common here in the Philippines, compared to any four-wheeled vehicles but big-bikes are not very common. Traffic lights are just available at cities, express-roads, and large junctions and occasionally some are not really working at all and most of the time you can just ignore the traffic system not unless there are some authorities around which can rarely be seen except in the cities. So, can almost imagine how extreme motorcycle riding here in the Philippines. Roads are very crowded everywhere, and you must be used to driving on a very tight spaces all the time even you are riding a motorcycle and must be cautious every single seconds. Because, like i said; traffic system are always being violated because it is rarely implemented.

[@LiLgPnoy15]

Proud to be Pinoy, keep up the good work dawg. I was born in Manila before moving to the states. Now in the Bay Area! This is a great video, thank you for sharing.

[@TheMopomi]

I appreciate the effort sa pag tatagalog brother. Must have been a challenge but you nailed it. More power sayo kabayan. Sobrang aangas ng mga videos and bikes mo!