Video of Kakampinks belting out roar as they leave Emerald Ave., viral
- The video of lot of Kakampinks singing Katy Perry's iconic song "Roar" has gone viral
- It was taken after the rally, as the people were already on their way home
- The sound coming from the crowd shows the kind of energy that they have
- Earlier, there was also another similar video where the people were singing Sia's Titanium
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A video of a lot of Kakampinks singing to Kay Perry's "Roar" as they were leaving from the PasigLaban rally of VP Leni Robredo has gone viral.
Source: Instagram
The video showed Kakampinks on their way home, still in high spirits, singing their hearts out to Katy Perry's song.
A similar video, where attendees on their way home were still in high spirits and were singing their hearts out has also gone viral.
In the other video, they were singing Sia's "Titanium."
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The energy that the PasigLaban attendees was really something that has not wavered, as seen in the crowd from pre-rally, up to the time that the whole event came to an end.
Another video about the rally that has gone viral was the timelapse video taken from morning up to the time that the rally has come to an end.
It also showed what transpired at Emerald Road after the rally.
VP Leni Robredo is the incumbent vice president of the Philippines. She is a human rights lawyer. Her husband was the late DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo. They have three daughters, namely, Aika, Patricia, and Jillian.
A netizen has shared a timelapse video of Emerald Avenue during the PasigLaban rally of VP Leni Robredo. The video showed the events that transpired on the street from morning till late evening, including the post-rally. It showed the movement of people and cars and how the street was filled with Kakampinks. The same video also showed how the crowd dispersed after the rally.
The Pasig PNP has now confirmed the number of attendees that trooped to Emerald Avenue in Pasig. According to the Pasig PNP, there were 137,000 who attended. The same number was actually mentioned by the organizers of the rally, where they gave that estimate during nighttime. Earlier that day, around 5 p.m., the Pasig PNP has stated that there were around 80,000 who came, but the number later turned out to be so much more at 137,000.
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