John Lapus jokes about lie detector test: “Available po ako bukas”
- John Lapus, also known as Sweet, sparked buzz online after joking on X that he was available for lie detector tests
- His post reminded fans of his well-loved “Don’t Lie To Me” segment on the now-defunct GMA-7 show Showbiz Central
- In the segment, celebrities were strapped to a polygraph while he gave exaggerated performances as reactions whenever a lie was detected
- Many connected Lapus’ quip to Sen. Jinggoy Estrada’s recent challenge for Brice Hernandez to undergo a public lie detector test with him over allegations of irregular payments in flood-control projects
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John Lapus, also known as Sweet, stirred online buzz after he took to social media on Tuesday, September 9 to make a witty remark about lie detector tests.
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On X, formerly Twitter, Lapus wrote, “Available po ako bukas sa mga gusto magpa-Lie Detector Test. Ty fyi,” seemingly offering his services to those caught in the middle of heated debates.
The post was a clear throwback to his hit segment “Don’t Lie To Me” from the now-defunct GMA-7 show Showbiz Central. In the segment, celebrities were strapped to a polygraph while Lapus delivered over-the-top performance whenever a lie was detected, making it one of the program’s most memorable features.
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The program ran until 2012 and the said segment became a signature part of his career, remembered for its mix of comedy and tension.
Lapus’ quip comes shortly after Senator Jinggoy Estrada challenged former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) assistant engineer Brice Hernandez to take a public lie detector test with him. The challenge stemmed from Hernandez’s allegations suggesting Estrada benefited from questionable earnings in flood-control projects.
Though Lapus did not name anyone in his post, many interpreted it as a humorous nod to the ongoing controversy. His comment not only lightened the conversation surrounding the issue but also brought back fond memories of one of showbiz television’s most talked-about segments.
John Lapus, also known by his nickname "Sweet," is a well-known Filipino actor, comedian, host, writer, and director. He is the brother of Bianca Lapus. John is known for his roles in many films like Shake, Rattle & Roll. He is a film director and has helmed several projects, including indie and digital series. Sweet is also recognized as an outspoken LGBTQ+ advocate, often using his platform to promote acceptance, inclusion, and gender equality.
In a previous report by KAMI, John Lapus frankly reacted to a post about former President Rodrigo Duterte. On X, Lapus shared Inquirer.net’s story about Sen. Bong Go seeking prayers for Duterte. The comedian-director likewise penned his short yet blunt prayer about the former head of the country. Lapus’ post made the rounds on social media amid news about Duterte’s arrest pursuant to a warrant of arrest issued by the International Criminal Court for alleged crimes against humanity.
In another report, John Lapus is among the Filipino celebrities who have taken to social media to post about Barbie Hsu's untimely passing. Following the heartbreaking news, Lapus recalled his meeting with Barbie Hsu, who was best known for playing Shan Cai in the 2001 Taiwanese drama "Meteor Garden." As per the comedian-director, the lovely meeting happened when she visited the Philippines in 2003 for her concert. Lapus said he was the opening act for the show. In the same post published on X, formerly Twitter, the Filipino actor penned a short note for the late actress’ soul.
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