Janine Berdin, nilinaw na walang backer sa naging karanasan kasama ang 5SOS

• Janine Berdin denied having a backer and said Michael reached out to her a few weeks before her memorable experience with 5SOS
• The singer explained that she does not often share her achievements because of the negativity she encounters
• She also asked people to stop being hateful and learn to be happy for others
• Despite her frustration, the young artist thanked the band and described the experience as the best day of her life

Janine Berdin addressed assumptions about having a backer while expressing gratitude for an experience involving 5 Seconds of Summer, or 5SOS.

In her November 12 Facebook post, the singer said Michael had personally reached out to her a few weeks earlier. She made the clarification in a casual but direct message that also explained why she does not always publicize what is happening in her life.

“guys hahaa wlaa akong backer ok. Michael reached out to me a few weeks ago,” she wrote.

Janine did not provide further details in the supplied caption about their initial conversation. Her statement focused on denying that she had a backer and explaining how the contact began.

The artist also opened up about her hesitation to share personal achievements. According to her, negative attitudes toward other people’s success are part of the reason she keeps some things to herself.

“Hindi lang talaga ako ma flex na tao kasi maraming utak talangka sa Pilipinas,” she said.

Still, her message included a heartfelt thank-you to the band. After addressing the issue, she made it clear how much the experience meant to her.

“Anyway thank you again 5SOS for the best day of my life,” she added.

In a comment on the post, Janine explained that she was just as overwhelmed by the things happening in her life as other people might be.

“people like to think im not as freaked out as everyone else with whats happening in my life i understand im so lucky,” she wrote.

Her comment also included a direct appeal for kindness. She asked people to celebrate someone else’s happiness instead of responding with hate.

“Pls dont be so hateful!!!!!!!!be happy for other people!!!!” she said.

The singer ended that message by again expressing how grateful she felt.

“that was the best day of my little life.I’ll forever be grateful,” she wrote.

Her latest remarks come amid growing recognition for her music. In an earlier interview with Billboard Philippines, Janine discussed how “What if I miss you for the rest of my life?” introduced her work to more listeners and earned recognition from artists such as Demi Lovato. She also spoke about continuing to write even when she doubted whether her music would find an audience.

See Janine's post below:

Janine Berdin is a Filipino singer-songwriter who rose to fame as the grand champion of It's Showtime's "Tawag ng Tanghalan" Season 2. Known for her distinct rasp and recent viral hit "What If I Miss You For The Rest Of My Life", she has evolved from a child actress into a powerhouse OPM recording artist.

In another report, Janine Berdin was overwhelmed with emotion after international pop star Demi Lovato acknowledged and praised her Wish Bus performance on social media. The singer reposted the moment on Instagram, where it drew an outpouring of support from fans and fellow celebrities. Janine later shared how meaningful the recognition was, revealing that Demi had been one of her biggest musical influences while she was growing up in Cebu.

Meanwhile, Janine Berdin reflected on the milestone that changed her life as she celebrated the eighth anniversary of her victory in a televised singing competition. The singer rose to fame after emerging as the champion of the second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan on It's Showtime. Through a social media post shared on June 2, she reminisced about her journey and the progress she has made since joining the contest as a 16-year-old.

Source: KAMI.com.gh