Cat Arambulo, sinagot ang "may ambag ba siya" video ng isang content creator

- Cat Arambulo, a Filipina socialite, recently responded to a content creator on social media

- She reposted the content creator's video on her page and penned a message about it

- This was after the content creator asked her what her "ambag" was following her viral video

- Previously, Cat made headlines over her 'tone-deaf' video about the Typhoon Carina floodings

Cat Arambulo, a Filipina socialite, recently responded to a content creator on social media who reacted to her since-deleted viral video.

Previously, Cat made headlines after she reacted to the floods caused by Typhoon Carina and asked if her children could wakeboard.

Since then, Cat has apologized for her "insensitivity" about the issue, prompting netizens to praise her in the comment section afterward.

However, following this news, Cat responded to a content creator who addressed her viral video about the Typhoon Carina flooding.

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In the video, the content creator called Cat out and asked what her "ambag" to the society was.

Cat then responded by saying instead of asking what a person's "ambag" is, everyone should do their part to contribute.

"While many scrutinize my actions and expectations, few pause to reflect on their own impact. Let this be a wake-up call to all content creators sharing their “thoughts & opinions” amidst these crises too. Instead of asking “Anong ambag mo?”… Why don’t we all do our part to contribute something more than a post or comment noh?" she said.

Watch the video below:

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

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As previously reported by KAMI, Cat Arambulo, a Filipina socialite, has apologized to the public recently. On Instagram, Cat uploaded her statement where she apologized for her 'insensitivity' . Previously, in a since-deleted video, Cat could be heard asking if her children can wakeboard in the flood. This, in return, prompted several netizens to criticize the socialite for her 'tone-deaf' video.

Meanwhile, back in 2020, Cat Arambulo streamed her invectives against arrested-commuters live on social media. She cursed at them and told them to stay at home, emphasizing that they're the reason why there is military presence on the ground. The social media influencer apologized, saying she was referring to people who are "pasaway and not following." Celebs gave their reactions and didn't buy her apology.

Source: KAMI.com.gh