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Its so sad that some people actually fall for their sham charity.

what do you expect? invite millionares and other professionals to be their guest?
do they have the nerve to line up and audition to be able to enter the studio as contestants?

you should know that approximately 60-70% of filipinos are marginalized and poor, which IS the show’s target..those who could actually relate to their experiences.

I just cringe every time the music changes and swells when the waterworks begin. More so when the show’s dancers, clad in their skimpy skirts, start moving to the most moronic tunes they call songs. Like, have they forgotten that kids watch these shows? Or have they some sick prostitution campaign going on to help in the country’s financial crisis? The humor. Jesus. It’s not just cheap, it’s rude. An insult to the intelligence.

That said, I do hope you get to publish this book. This country needs a wake-up call. PRONTO.