Vice Ganda revisits his old song on corruption: “11 years after, applicable pa din”
- Vice Ganda recently revisited his 2014 song "Aba Matindi", which tackles corruption in the country
- On Instagram Stories, he shared an animated illustration depicting a man struggling in floodwaters, symbolizing the challenges faced by ordinary citizens under a corrupt system
- The post highlighted the enduring relevance of the song more than a decade after it was first released
- His frank post comes amid growing public frustration over corruption and social inequality
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Vice Ganda recently revisited one of his earlier works, the 2014 song "Aba Matindi", which tackles the issue of corruption in the Philippines.
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The Unkabogable Phenomenal Superstar shared an animated illustration on Instagram Stories depicting a man struggling to survive amid high floodwaters, symbolizing the difficulties faced by ordinary citizens in a system plagued by corruption.
It was accompanied by an on-screen caption in which Vice reflected on the enduring relevance of his old song.
“Recorded this song about corruption in 2014. 11 years after, applicable pa din. At mas masahol pa,” he wrote, accompanied by a hashtag that reads #AbaMatindi.
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His message emerged amid growing public frustration over social inequality and corruption. In recent weeks, netizens have highlighted how families of politicians and government contractors purportedly enjoy lavish lifestyles—traveling abroad, flaunting luxury goods, and benefiting from privileges—while ordinary citizens continue to grapple with hardships, such as flooding.
Vice Ganda, known for his blend of humor and social commentary, has often used his platform to shed light on societal issues, blending entertainment with meaningful messages. By revisiting "Aba Matindi", he reminded his audience that the fight against corruption is far from over, and that art and music can still serve as powerful tools for reflection and critique.
Vice Ganda, whose real name is Jose Marie Viceral, is a famous comedian, host, actor, singer, and entrepreneur in the Philippines. He is well known as the main host of the noontime show "It’s Showtime" and for his blockbuster movies such as "Praybeyt Benjamin," "Fantastica," and "The Super Parental Guardians." Aside from being an entertainer, he is also an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and has a strong influence on the country’s pop culture.
The superstar is currently in a relationship with Ion Perez. The couple got their Certificate of Commitment in a special ceremony in Las Vegas, Nevada, in October 2021.
Vice Ganda, who is in the United Kingdom for the ASAP in England concert, shared an Instagram Story that quickly gained attention. The comedian revealed how he and his companions have been trying to cut expenses while overseas. What began as a light anecdote about budgeting shifted into a sharp commentary on how his taxes are allegedly misused by corrupt officials.
In a recent episode of “It’s Showtime,” Vice thanked his supporters with a heartfelt message celebrating his FAMAS win. What stood out even more was his candid message to bashers, which quickly caught attention online. Vice is known for turning criticism into comedy, and he used his FAMAS victory to celebrate with fans while playfully teasing detractors.
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