Vice Ganda, naglabas ng saloobin tungkol sa umano’y maling paggamit ng ilang ahensya sa pondo ng gobyerno
- Vice Ganda expressed his frustration and exasperation during the Reina Ng Tahanan segment of It’s Showtime over some government agencies' handling of funds amid the health crisis
- The comedian was talking to one of the contestants about how much she receives daily as prize money in the segment
- At this point, Vice said that the contestant is so unlike other government agencies or government officials who would squander away the funds of the government
- He then urged the audience watching the show to register and vote in the 2022 elections so everyone would attain justice, especially when it comes to the plunder of government funds
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Vice Ganda wasn’t able to hold back his emotions and frustrations at what he alleged to be as the “stealing of government funds” by some government officials.
This was during the ‘Reina Ng Tahanan’ segment of the noontime show, ‘It’s Showtime.’
The comedian was asking the contestant how much does she take home as prize money in the segment, which she revealed to be 10K.
The contestant, who is a teacher, then explained that she would set aside half of that prize money to buy keypad phones for her students just so she could help them get through with their online class.
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At this point, Vice Ganda, who was amazed at what the contestant does with the prize money, turned his ire towards some government officials.
“Ang laki na ng cut niyo, hindi pa kayo nakuntento talaga. Sana tablan naman kayo,” the comedian said.
He lamented that a huge chunk of government funds just fall victim to graft and corruption, often resulting some officials getting rich in the process.
The comedian then implored the government officials, whom he did not name, to have pity on the citizenry.
“Maawa naman kayo, hirap na hirap na 'yung mga tao,” he said.
He then addressed the audience of the show, asking them to register and vote in the coming 2022 elections.
The comedian said that it’s the only way to give justice to what has been happening in the country and to government funds.
“Utang na loob, bigyan niya kami ng hustisya,” Vice implored.
The comedian has been uploading posts and other tweets critical of the way some government agencies handled the health crisis.
Jose Marie Borja Viceral, better known as Vice Ganda, is a Pinoy actor, comedian, TV presenter, talk show host, and singer. He was born on March 31, 1976 in Tondo, Manila, where he also spent his childhood years. Vice is a mainstay on ‘It’s Showtime’ and has also starred in various films, of which eight are regarded as among the top-grossing films in Philippine cinema. The comedian is also famous for his stand-up routines where he often use sarcasm, situational irony, and observation comedy when it comes to Pinoy culture.
The comedian also recently trended on social media after a video of him creating a hilarious mess BTS of "It's Showtime" went viral. In the video, a female staff could be seen holding a long paper up which seemed to contain the script of the other hosts. However, Kim Chiu was then spotted laughing when Vice proceeded to grab and tear the script from the female staff. Eventually, Kim stood up from her seat and hilariously ran after Vice, jokingly reprimanding him for tearing the script.
Vice Ganda also could not help but shed tears after hearing Vhong Navarro and Teddy Corpuz's conversation on "It's Showtime." During the show, Vhong and Teddy were talking about some sudden changes in a relationship. This prompted Vice to react, rushing to Teddy as he told them he does not want that to happen. Eventually, his co-host, Kim Chiu, noticed him turning emotional which prompted him to explain why.
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