Taylor Lautner, nag-react na sa 'What hafen Vella' trend

- ‘Twilight’ star Taylor Lautner has finally reacted to the “What hafen Vella” trend

- This was after a netizen commented about the trend, popularized by Lautner’s Filipino impersonator Cristopher Diwata, in the comments section of the Hollywood actor’s post

- The netizen said Lautner has noticed everything except the said trend

- Lautner later replied to the netizen and his response garnered tons of likes on the video-sharing app in no time

Hollywood actor Taylor Lautner has finally reacted to the “What hafen Vella” trend popularized by Lautner’s Filipino impersonator Cristopher Diwata.

On his TikTok page, the ‘Twilight’ star shared a video of himself and his wife, Taylor Dome, introducing themselves as “We are Taylor Lautner.”

“As if we needed another @Tay Lautner,” his caption reads.

Watch the video below:

A netizen then took to the comments section to leave a remark mentioning the said trend.

“Bro noticing everything except What hafen vela trend,” the TikTok user wrote.

“Yup, but it’s not your fault, it’s mine,” the Hollywood star responded.

Lautner’s reply quickly garnered numerous likes on the video-sharing app. As of this posting, his comment already received more than 60,000 likes.

In 2013, Diwata joined It’s Showtime’s “Kalokalike” segment as Lautner’s Twilight character, Jacob Black. His impersonation performance resurfaced all over social media, with TikTok users and celebrities dubbing and recreating his iconic lines: “What hafen, Vella? Why you cryin’ again? I know, vampire, right? Vampire will feyt to me.”

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Source: KAMI.com.gh