Dong Abay, pinatamaan ang mga red profile pic: "Sa madaling salita, sold cheap"
- OPM rock artist Dong Abay took to Twitter and expressed his thoughts on the red profile pic that is circulating on social media
- He said that in art galleries, the red sticker means that the item is "sold"
- In malls, he said that those with the red dot mean that they are "on-sale" or "bargain price"
- The rock singer then concluded that it means that it is sold cheap or was bought at a low price
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OPM rock artist Dong Abay took to Twitter and shared his thoughts on the red profile pic that many netizens are using today.
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He compared the red profile pic to what red symbols mean in malls or in art galleries.
The rock star said that the red sticker, when placed on artworks, means it is "sold."
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In malls, items that have the same mark mean that it is "on sale."
He then concluded that it simply means, it is sold cheap or was bought at a really low price.
Here is the full tweet of the OPM icon.
"RE: Yung profile pic mong red. Sa mga art galleries, kung ang artwork ay may red sticker ibig sabihin “sold." At sa malls, supermarkets, shops, ang ibig sabihin ng red dot ay “on sale”, o “bargain price", sa madaling salita, sold cheap o murang nabili. Dignidad."
Westdon Martin Abay, better known as Dong Abay, is a Pinoy rock musician and poet who rose to fame for churning out hit songs like Banal na Aso, Santong Kabayo and ESEM. Born on April 5, 1971, he found and established bands like Yano, Pan, and Dongabay. He is also the founder of Dong Abay Music Organization or D.A.M.O.
During the campaign season, he also slammed the alleged use of his song “Kumusta Na” as campaign jingle of the BBM-Sara tandem. He said that even if he is “anti-Aquino,” he did not write the song for “Marcos loyalists.” Dong stressed that he is not giving his permission to use the said song as political tandem’s jingle. In what may be taken as his firm stand on his point, he ended his statement with an expletive.
In 2017, Dong released a new album as a solo artist under D.A.M.O. called Humanidad, or in English, Humanity. The album contained 14 songs that talk about life. Most of the songs have sardonic wit and passion that attempt to re-ignite fervor from among the younger generation.
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