Waleska & Efra react to PINOY SINGERS THAT WENT VIRAL ON TIKTOK 🤯pt1

[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@killuajohn14]

Please check out JSB or Jamming Session Band - Your Inspiration :D Hope you'll love them

[@vloggingismyhobby]

Please react this Video.🤩 Marcelito Pomoy Do the Literal Doble Kara. When he was not Famous Before. He sing the Duet song of Regine Velasquez & Martin Nievera "Forever" Heres the Link:👇kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKWxaZKXpMyXl5Y

[@your_local_tacoiifan]

Hi. Please react to Caloy Quemada on Omegle. Another good and one of a kind voice. I'm sure you'll love it..❤️

[@popsicle2925]

Please react to this song of Ms. Lani Misalucha "Saan darating ang umaga". Please please please please 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😔😔 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKLbfn1ses5opNE

[@marifefaclarin592]

Check out caloy quemada he has a good voice and also he has famale voice also..

[@jetholpaanod423]

I think because a huge part of why we sing in the Philippines is simply to have fun and not to prove anything until you join a singing contest.

[@rafaelmagbanua2443]

Oh Efra thank for ur nice comments,I remember when Im young were my big sister practice and memorize the lyric of song,because my sister joint singeng contest held at town plaza her in kidapawan Philippines,so when they are now in plaza my sister number 7 at list of contestant,to make the story short the judge ask to crowd people whos many clap their hand is win,bias becoz so many clap hands in my sister,so my sister get the money 300 hundred pesos and one trophy,so we buy rise and fish in the market,when we are in my house my Mom Laugh ,actually my plan of my sister if she win in weekly win,she joint grand final contest here in town plaza,thank u Efra and Weleska for explore all pilipino talent,I like ur every moment,Mabuhay two of you

[@jrb1987]

True.

[@froilancadalin6333]

indeed👌 we sing to enjoy the moment, not minding the technical aspect way of singing and even not realizing that throughout the whole process somewhat the voice enhanced itself.👊😁

[@julitapineda2046]

Here in the Philippines, you can sing anywhere and everywhere, there's no problem, its just fun and enjoyment,

[@Patootieshane_]

I guess so too, music and singing is always a part of my daily basis and you can always hear a music in the neighborhood.

[@kashmir0702]

Efra is right, here in PH when you have any sorts of talent your classmates and teachers will always push you to perform, they are automatically the class representative for that specific talent, actually this kind of culture reflects what our elderlies are usually doing to us since we were kids. When there's guest, a family reunion, a gathering they will always push you to perform no matter how little your talent is, they will encourage you to do it in front of people.

[@rafaelmagbanua2443]

Thank u for your nice comment in every pilipino render a song in the U TUBE and Facebook

[@lizzzzl]

TRUTH

[@kisikisi4766]

Sometimes they even let you sing as a punishment of some sort 😂

[@adziongaming]

@@kisikisi4766 SORE ARU!!!

[@d.roq619]

man, I even remember when I was young, got no talent on dancing, but my grandma forced me to dance OTSO OTSO for a couple of pesos, me as a broke kid, throw away all my dignity and fvcking danced HAHAHAHAA

[@emmanuelsantos2921]

I am a teacher in PH. You were right. We support our students to that level. Not just in singing, but even in sports. Sometimes, we even raise funds for their outfit if they will join a contest.

[@lehctersisurcaliv6084]

💞💞💞💞💞

[@mhizshayne]

you know guys, that is really the atmosphere of every classroom in the Philippines.. There are times that student will just bring guitar then jam during breaks.. That's what we miss the most since during Pandemic since students cant have face to face class

[@leticiachiok8057]

As far as I remember, during my high school days in the 70s, my male classmates just jam w/ playing guitar and sing together during breaks. It's a common thing to chill even then till now.🤗🎶😙👏

[@aiagalemacasaet5267]

Highschool is such a great time there were lots of instances where people just hang out and make music and we encourage each other even compete per classes about our bets.. super nice

[@jwlln928]

Here in the Philippines, if someone found out you can sing, they're gonna make you sing all the frkn time hahaha like anywhere all the time. We love listening to people sing. Specially in classrooms, we love impromptu singing. haha plus it becomes free time if everyone gets really entertained, no more lessons hahaha and some teachers won't even mind XD Fun times.

[@kimmycasts2811]

Aw. Those times ❤️

[@glynnalejandre5107]

This is what we Filipinos is known for, we love to sing.By singing we have the freedom to express our inner struggles and victories wherein our fellowmen loves to listen and show respect and support to the one who sings.

[@celine8777]

Teachers here in PH are very encouraging in showing off talents.. ♥

[@abbz2537]

True!

[@lizzzzl]

teachers and parents and even our relatives hehe

[@janrem1767]

here in the philippines when the person can sing its like oh c'mon dude that was so easy... but when we see a filipino singer in a local and international show.. its like he/she brought the whole philippines beacause we all here to support for our fellow filipinos🥰🥰

[@amiemeka.5189]

TRUE!!!

[@gersonnormsgersonnorms8584]

our Australian speech trainers is call center agreed that the PInoys can well hear sounds and also how they sound when they speak and sign, thus this gives them ability to accurately mimicking accents from other nations, and can sing well.

[@foxylady8828]

And here we are thought that singing in the classroom is normal. 😂 Thanks Waleska and Efra for saying such encouraging statements. Much appreciated!

[@vinzf.3980]

Omsim.. we become abnormal we go out of the country 😂

[@jen8932]

You are so right. Students are blessed to have those supports from their classmates and their teachers to share their talents in front of the class. Another thing about class in the Philippines, for example, I used to be a public school Math teacher in the Philippines and my students loved singing the songs that I changed the lyrics into Math's terminologies. I would choose the popular songs chorus that kids grew up with and it was fun and amazing to hear kids singing in unison in Math class. ❤️ They remember our lessons that way. ❤️

[@amoci17]

Here in PH roaster is treated like our fathers favorite child and plants treated like our mothers favorite child 😂😂😂

[@jazzy6316]

😂😂😂😂 relate 😂

[@chorusalonso8834]

I really recommend listening to some X factor performances from Filipino singers, particularly alisah bonaobra, sephy Francisco and neneth Lyons because I think they’re the best ones. They are honestly world class and I feel like nobody knows about them.

[@WineSippingCowboy]

I agree! 😃 They are popular where they appeared in reality singing shows. The West should open its gates wider for these great singers. 👩‍🎤👨‍🎤🇵🇭

[@KD-hv4ey]

Yes sephy francisco is also like marcelito that can do doble kara hope they would also react to her video when she was invited in south korea.

[@arlitotalaroc1165]

It's funny here in the Philippines because for example we are doing house chores like sweeping the floor or washing the dishes, we don't do them quietly, we naturally do them while singing, lol, like it's automatic and very natural.

[@joybernae]

I agree. When i worked in UAE my foreign officemate asked me why filipinos always singing esp when working alone

[@drakephysecron6775]

I sing even though my voice is bad, especially when washing the dishes.

[@vhivzlavina6856]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣so meeee.... Song depends on the mood🤣🤣not a good singer though

[@ofeliasalem8131]

Hello waleska@efra! Oh efra always emotional when it come filipino singers sing at school, this is the second time efra your teary eye. I feel you efra i love you as my son, how i wish to have a son like you. Thank you im always watching your videos. God bless

[@khal_elclarkkent9933]

@5:46 that song "isang linggong pag-ibig" can be literally translated to "one week love story" it's a song by the jukebox queen of the phils. imelda papin, in that song, it's being elaborated that on monday - they got acquainted, on tuesday - they see each other again, on wednesday, he declared his love to her, on thursday - she gave her sweetest "yes" to him, on friday they got laid and they felt that they're in paradise and they can even heard the tweeting of the birds, but on saturday they've got a misunderstanding that leads on sunday the he left her (just like that!). hope this could help enlighten you guys about the song she's singing.

[@gdumaguing]

Those who play the guitar brings the guitar at school and we all sing, or have someone sing and we just jam together on breaks. We sing a lot even we're out of tune. We all welcome it. Because being together and that moment is valuable to us, making memories

[@abbz2537]

I teach and I encourage my students to display and share their talents. I uphold multiple intelligences. Having that talent in singing is one of these intelligences. I was one of those who first witness the singing ability of Michael P. in school, if I may just say.

[@pmhernane3903]

Music and performing arts in general is encouraged in the Philippines. At home, at school, even in the streets... People don't get insulted and judged when they try to show their love for singing and dancing. There will be some teasing & discouragements from those with high standards but majority of the people will be so much encouraging and supportive.

[@nik0lan0elle]

KD Estrada is the first singing tiktoker that I followed. He's just chilling in his room with his guitar or ukelele asking us to sing with him. And now he's on ASAP and PBB lol

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Tik Tok reveals how Marcelito, Morissette, et al started their way to viral videos. Tik Tok reveals what I and other travelers saw in The Philippines 🇵🇭. Amazing! 🤯

[@marvinserrano3285]

This siblings started my morning right!! Love your reactions!! Keep it up Waleska and Efra!! More power and success to your channel.. Lots of love from the Philippines!!

[@katherinejanica99]

I remember the time when our olds would gather together in the afternoon to drink tuba and someone would bring a guitar and the singing session begans.evrybody would be encouraged to sing however it is and nobody would bash.

[@erniedelrosarioandicoy1610]

Singing is just a part of our everyday life.some says it because we are an sland country that soround with seas the breeze coming from it makes the voice of many pilipino sound good

[@nilfalarido566]

I am a teacher, when my students are not listening in class or they are late I ask them to sing, dance, or act as a punishment. Regardless of the quality of the talent, the audience in the classroom is positively cheering and clapping.

[@Aceospady]

Some of these clips were recorded inside the classrooms, and its pretty common in the Philippines. When I was in secondary school I remember going to the faculty office during lunch breaks to borrow a guitar so my friends could sing. Thats how i learned how to play the guitar. ….but, i never learned how to sing 😂

[@imdreamingofawhite]

If you can play the guitar, you are already in demand :)

[@joandavies1885]

In my high school days way back '99-03. Every begining of the school year every classroom/section we elect or our set of classroom officials. And one of the position is called "classroom songbird" so every school activities and singing is one of the activity the classroom songbird is the automatic competitor 😁

[@gavinlaciste161]

The first lady there, "Kemrie", is actually a great dancer...most of her TikTok vids are of her dancing.

[@Jhoy777]

aLways tune in never skip ads ✨❤️‍🔥🇵🇭 🇦🇪

[@jandellg]

With the likes of Regine Velasquez and other filipino artists, they largely influenced the new breed of singers in the country. They had set the bar high effortlessly. And even normal people simply hearing them on radio and singing their songs have naturally developed the singing skills without learning the technicalities. It comes naturally.

[@conchimanhilot929]

I remember in my elementary years that during our music class we all have to sing a song as our performance task. No matter how you sound, you need to finish one song. That was fun and embarrassing at the same time.

[@valbata]

Definitely we sing in everything we do. Sings when sad, sings when happy, angry, cleaning cooking even taking a poo... literally living a musical

[@joey7910]

i’am amazed! happy and one of the filipino proud who proud of you guys !! ❤️🥰 imagine you can say, read and speak Tagalog words well ❤️❤️❤️

[@eagleofthenorthmacroexcell6843]

I remember my high school days, we have to choose whether to sing or make some speech as a punishment for something we have made wrong

[@belletrocio2260]

For being late or being noisy. I remember i was ask to sing bahay kubo in ballad version. Hahaha it was so embarassing and fun at the same time.

[@seurn7801]

We'd delay lessons by making our teachers watch our classmates who sing really well. HAHAHA mini talent show off para 'di matuloy lessons or reporting 😂

[@nik0lan0elle]

We were asked to sing ALL mass songs in the principal's office because we weren't paying attention to our teacher hahaha

[@killuajohn14]

@Waleska - can you also check out Jamming Session Band's Your Inspiration? You might love them as well, performing in a classroom

[@blue9322]

Since you guys talks about supportive teachers here in the Philippines, I wanted to share my experience. This happened in my college years, I think around 3rd year of engineering. So I have this one major subject that I am always got late coz my prior subject was too far away and I have to f*ckn run and hope that my professor was not yet in the room. So basically, every time that you are late. you have to perform anything (singing, reciting poem, any talent) as a "punishment". Take note this is a major engineering subject not a humanities or minor subjects. The whole class was cool about it even though some (yes, there are small percentage of Filipinos that are tone deaf and I am part of that small fraction) are not that talented ahaha.

[@jazmeerakira489]

Fatima louise is a singer also here in the Philippines.. she's amazing

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Fatima has range! 🤯 She is in the generation of Chloe, Zephanie and Elha. Fatima is a young diva! 👩‍🎤🇵🇭

[@stephenleornas7447]

Singing is sometimes a refreshener of whole day activities in school...to avoid boredom and stiffness of setting down on chairs... teacher's let some students to entertain or perform and make fun of it...it sounds crazy but yah it's true... that's why we love Philippines... it's more fun in the Philippines should I say...🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🥰👍

[@cyneath9308]

Please react to Alamat's Comeback with their version of Porque.

[@chengxuanbp501]

I have been watching like since 1 or 2 am? It's 5am now here and I still can't stop watching the contents that this account have. Herrera siblings spitting fruitful words that you will not just learn things that is just about music, but more than that.

[@rockstarsouth3405]

In every Filipino neighbourhood you’ll hear roosters crowing, there’s a big rooster fighting scene in Philippines just as popular as singing

[@carloabanilla9107]

Talpakan na

[@fayedominique7347]

Have you seen the start of tnt boys? They were individual grand finalists in a singing competition. The ggv show invited them and kinda dont know each other yet. The host challenged them for a singing battle. It was impromptu and went viral. After that, tnt boys was formed. They were I think 10, 11, 12 yo back then.

[@marygracebalaba4575]

Music is life here in Philippines and we really love to sing it's like our stress reliever 😊

[@mjcomparecio9960]

Singing in front of your teacher and classmates is a common thing in the Philippines. I was once a victim of it during my elementary and high school days..LOL

[@moviemania1583]

You can find good singers in the Philippines during drinking session,just wait when they become drunk😂😂

[@rosalnayve9526]

Hi waleska hope you're doing great, please do a reaction video to an underrated singer in the Philippines his name is CALOY QUIMADA I'm sure that you will be amazed with his covers of Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey songs on omegle

[@angelanins]

Yeah he's too good

[@hagarcartagena9806]

I agree on this 😁

[@glennerwinbetchido5171]

yes, Efra, all teachers do love to hear their students sing. additionally, it is the student's way to break the ice in the classroom. also, a way to escape shotgun exams. LOL. so it is cool.

[@user-zu6pp7uj7v]

When you study here in Philippines the first time y'all meet the teacher will ask everyone to showcase the students talent to get to know each other and to connect. They sometimes make you sing or dance when arrive in their class late 😂 Students also brings guitar so every break time they'll jam in group

[@ianhemmings4162]

I've been in different schools and experienced many school setting, even in contests or quiz bees, they let students, if they were aware of the talent, sing their hearts out.

[@ericdagooc9169]

Great video.. more plssss.. Waleska baby girl you really look good baby.. I'm always watching you're videos coz of you.. nice one guys

[@regiestandelolmo6106]

Hello Waleska i am Music Arts Physical Education and Health teacher here in the Philippines. I am happy every time you both react to our singers like Morisette and others. This MAPEH is one of the subject here in our country where specially grade 9 students at the end of the 4rth quarter there performance in music is to sing so we will be going to the karaoke for the grade in music. There score in the karaoke is also there score in the performance. God bless

[@seravii7]

Damn... I really miss the jamming sessions that my highschool classmates does😭😭😭

[@aleanahsacar4214]

Your point about schools in the Philippines encouraging students on their singing is absolutely correct. Because there are a ton of Catholic schools in the Philippines, we are all taught about Church songs (we have a Music subject) and we are encouraged to join choirs for church singing. There are also Glee Clubs to join. I remember when I was in high school, our English teacher was such a huge music fan. She asked us all to sing and bring our minus-one to sing in class. It's bizarre to think of it now because it's so unrelated to her subject. I was known for always singing in class but I was shy in front of a crowd and this pushed me to sing publicly. Afterwards she would always include me in school activities and events where I and some of my classmates would perform.

[@alicesalon9512]

KZ singing ISANG LINGGONG PAG-IBIG (One Week Love) on WISH plsssss .. ❤👌

[@lieloofajardo2335]

You guys are always so pleasing to the eyes.

[@annalizalisondra4365]

i remember in high school whenever our teachers are not around, we have our little jams. Using the windows, dust pans, walis tingting & tambo, etc as our instruments and singing our lungs out like where not in school 🤣

[@robthomas3642]

Please react KZ Isang linggong Pag Ibig... Thanks more power...

[@iamfemcee2824]

It's normal in the Philippines that we have that what we call "program" inside the classroom where students create their own variety show in just a random day or time with or without the teacher inside the classroom. Elementary to college days, it always happens. It's like a past time or a bonding.

[@julitapineda2046]

That boy sang ,ISANG LINGGONG PAG IBIG, ( One Week Love Affair) BY, IMELDA PAPIN, one legend of Philippine music industry,

[@ronfrancisco661]

Just a funnyyy story. Last week our teacher let us sing in our class to choose a contestant for a singing contest online, then out of 37 students 22 of us can sing and in different style, then after that our teacher said, " Okay I'll be the one to fight in that contest since you made it hard for me to choose" hahaha and she sings so well hehe

[@NVapi1]

Waleska, i feel you would like Noah Raquel covers and Afra will love his acoustical guitar.

[@isexchannel737]

From inside the house to school singing used as a tools to boost our self esteem & to overcome the fears, shyness infront of congregation or people😊 that's why we have tolerance to our neighbors, to one another if they are singing loudly using the videoke😂😂we respect each other...

[@bernadinegamutin8335]

This is one of VERY few reaction vlogs I don't skip the 'chit chats' part. Waleska please watch AC BONIFACIO. ANY VIDEOS WILL DO BECAUSE ALL OF THOSE ARE WORTH WATCHING!! Im just so excited though

[@marus3953]

Please also react to "Viral singer sa inuman"

[@kildiorexpo769]

Another artists that's underrated is Kristel Fulgar. You can check her channel for her amazing covers. She got a very sweet voice that's soothing to the ears.

[@josebuatis1114]

that normal to the province that they had roaster especialy in province

[@kshariahkshariah1024]

Most of the videos you reacted is inside the classroom which is not unusual here in the Philippines. LOL. Kids here started learning music even before they were born. Before they enter kindergaten, kids can already sing alot of nursery rhymes. Kindergarten teachers don't just teach nursery rhymes. They also teach kids folk songs of different dialects here in the Philippines including Chavacano (Which is close to Spanish). When kids enter 1st grade, they were taught about basic stuffs in music including parts of a music sheet, different notes etc. When kids reach 4th grade, they will be taught how to read a musical score and then they'll try to sing it in acapella. In 5th grade, we'll learn how to play at least one musical instrument and teachers loves to randomly call a student to lead the beat of a selected folk song. They just love impromptu that much. In 6th grade, selected students (mostly, girls) leads the beat for the National Anthem every Monday morning. Teachers here in the Philippines actually uses music so students will stay awake in class (And sometimes to wake up a sleeping student. LOL.) Music is used here in the Philippines so students can memorize academic lessons easily such as steps in solving an equation or memorizing anatomy. That's how we were at school. But nonetheless, music is a vital part of Filipino's lives. We can't live a day without music. (Either we listen to songs or we sing a song)

[@nazymashim6762]

Waleska 🥺 Where is CL- Alpha album reaction???? Been waiting for this

[@itsmegreicey4006]

Please react to East Side Band, they are really good

[@mlbbmobashorts6649]

Wow beautiful singers love from northeast

[@jeongin006]

In every filipino family there's always 1 or 2 singers. If lucky, all the family members are singers. It's part of our culture and now it's definitely in our DNA I think.. Regine Velasquez, set the standard so high. Almost all singers look up to her.. The negative thing was you're not considered a good singer if you can't belt. But thank goodness, now that mindset is changing..

[@marvinserrano3285]

Hi Waleska and Efra! The collaboration of BEN & BEN with JUAN KARLOS is already out the title of the song is LUNOD.

[@jonasmartinez1739]

The third singer singing "Isang linggong pag ibig" can be translated to "a one week affair" and was first popularized by imelda papin and remade by KZ Tandingan... Its KZs version that you hear in this video.

[@HobbyTVMarc]

You must watch Caloy Quemada Singing with Female voice,,,I know youll gonna be amazed with his voice specially singing mariah carey songs,,,hehe😅🙏

[@lawrencepagdonsulan1990]

Try to react pinoy singer serenade in omegle like CALOY QUEMADA, JENZEN GUINO , JUSTINE VASQUEZ ETC.

[@eidriandelapena4221]

That's Fatima Louise with the baby boy! She is from Idol Philippines and if u don't mind please react to her performing "Feeling Good" on Idol PH. I swear she is pretty good and u will not be disappointed with that performance. She competed there with Zephanie! Thank you in advance!

[@annanimus2929]

Normally we are asked to sing in front of the class if we fail the quiz, we're tagged as noisy or loud when the teacher was away, we we're late etc. Basically it's a form of punishment. It's neither you sing or dance 😂 It just so happens most can really sing and I was the exception. There were also times that the teacher will ask you to sing just foe fun as well.

[@danteagustin384]

There is a version of KZ's Isang Linggong Pag Ibig sang here by the student inside a classroom.. must watch too..

[@mariannegabinete2739]

I'll always watching your reaction vid. Thankyou so much😁 Love from Philippines:)

[@yawkonamagmahal4943]

IN MY HIGHSCHOOL DAYS, WHEN VACANT TIME, WE GATHER AND SING ANY SONG WE WANT, SOMETIMES WE BLEND ANY SONG, thanks, god bless us all

[@robertoespina4939]

When I was in elementary school, we always have a short program in the morning everyday in the classroom before lessons start. We always prepare for this since we might be called at random to deliver a poem or a song as the case may be.

[@khal_elclarkkent9933]

@12:37 he's the older version of marcelito pomoy, amazing!

[@raceltolits92]

Missing high school life. Coz every vacant time we'll be jamming with our friends guitar. Singing songs with without tone. Just pure laughter and chilling. :))

[@theairsignqueen7974]

Omg...😍 U guys are gorgeous 🤩 Im proud to be a Filipino ❤️ i guess we r born to sing lol, i myself is musically inclined though i dont know my biological parents, maybe it's just God given to us.. thanks for reacting to the Filipino peeps ❤️❤️🙏 love yah guys ❤️❤️❤️

[@janrem1767]

here in the philippines when the person can sing its like oh c'mon dude that was so easy... but when we see a filipino singer in a local and international show.. its like he/she brought the whole philippines 🥰🥰

[@gintolsa4978]

There was a noontime show here had a contest for doble kara....😅 doble kara here are usually perform in fiesta in some local areas if there are organizers to do so..

[@animesenpai1163]

Sometimes when we have nothing to do in class someone brings out an acoustic guitar, and alot of girls usually have song lyrics printed in a clear book... When I was in 7th grade whenever a printer was available it was a trend to print song lyrics.

[@hinkwok]

I think Fatimah Louise, the girl with the cute kid, is a singer on the rise also known as FANA, who has collaborated with KZ on "My hair my say".

[@jeneth341]

Amazing talent.. how I wish😆😆💖💖

[@angelinegamiz8549]

hi herrera siblings,,,,well filipino teachers do really encourage students to give an ice breaking performance(sing,dance,act or a surprise quiz show) specially during afternoon classes coz you know its really boring at afternoon time i mean 2-3 pm and as you know filipino knows how and love to sing so yeah that's where some filipino singers got their confident on stage performance and some shy type talented ones get a chance to showcase their talents.love your videos btw mwah

[@renalex99]

Kids who sing well gets applause from the class. But put a bad singer in front of the class and the crowd would go wild! Hahaha! That's why people can sing anytime anywhere in the Philippines.

[@JAMESBOND-cg7cz]

The Girl with the mark "Ang Galing" is true and she was given tribute in ASAP one time where she was ainging with bunch of young and handsome aingers from ABS serenading her. Find it for yourselves.

[@krizzelpajarillo4142]

doble kara is common is Philippines, we used to have that kind of competitions or events in every fiesta's.

[@ysabelecuaresma4923]

2:53 Efra, 🐓🐔 is one of our best Alarm Clock in the morning 🤣 lucky if you stay in City, can’t hear them every Morning 🤣

[@lilypearljinon4545]

If you're good at singing and dancing in PH, then you'll most likely to be the representative of the class for any literary and musical competition. Also at school, teachers uses singing as a form of "punishment". Best example, if you're late in the class. You have to sing. Even at my workplace. If a trainee is late, they will have to sing. If there's a new team member, they also have to sing. Even if you're tone deaf, you still have to sing. Basically, we just keep on singing until we get the right tune. Best time to sing in PH, when you're doing the dishes, when you're cooking, when you're washing your clothes, when you're babysitting and in the shower. But i think nothing beats singing at the classroom.

[@jessamariesazon7631]

Schools Programs here in the philippines (like Foundation Day, Nutrition Month, Buwan ng Wika, even in Christmas Parties and many more) always have a competition, between levels in singing, dancing, arts, cooking(nutrition month). So if you have talents you will be 1 of the representative of your level to compete and sometimes even if you don't have talent and need more representative like in group competition you really need to join you also get additional points in your grades. 🥰🥰 that's also a way to train filipino kids to come up to stage and be confident on their talents.

[@mayaagudo3865]

I remember when I was in high school, there will always be a program while waiting for the teacher and everytime I will be asked to sing.. I miss those days..

[@dosunolingan4303]

Part of our break time we jam and sing. Missing that now in pandemic.