Neil Arce shares Vice Ganda’s fierce punchline at Sept. 21 rally

• Neil Arce highlighted Vice Ganda’s punchline at the Sept. 21 rally: “p***ngina ninyo”
• Vice Ganda’s fiery remark drew cheers and symbolized public anger over corruption
• The #TrillionPesoMarch gathered thousands in Mendiola to mark Martial Law anniversary and demand reforms
• Celebrities including Angel Locsin and Barbie Forteza also showed solidarity with the protest

Film producer Neil Arce took to social media to highlight what he described as the most powerful punchline delivered by comedian and host Vice Ganda during the September 21 anti-corruption rally.

“Who would have thought that the best punch line @praybeytbenjamin delivered would be 'p***ngina ninyo',” Arce wrote, quoting Vice Ganda’s fiery outburst that drew loud cheers from the crowd.

Vice Ganda, known for humor and wit, departed from comedy to deliver a raw and emotional message aimed at corrupt officials.

The comedian’s blunt words electrified the rally, underscoring the frustration many Filipinos feel toward systemic corruption.

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The Sept. 21 rally, also referred to as the #TrillionPesoMarch, marked the anniversary of Martial Law while amplifying calls for accountability in government.

Thousands of protesters filled Mendiola and surrounding areas, including students, activists, and celebrities who stood shoulder to shoulder in demanding reforms.

Vice Ganda’s presence was one of the rally’s most talked-about moments, not only because of the punchline but also because it signaled how deeply corruption issues resonate across all sectors, including the entertainment industry.

Attendees said the remark, though brief and unfiltered, captured the collective anger of the people more effectively than long speeches.

Neil Arce’s post about the moment quickly gained traction online, with many netizens agreeing that Vice’s unsparing words carried the weight of the nation’s grievances.

Other celebrities, such as Angel Locsin and Barbie Forteza, also expressed solidarity through posts and appearances, reinforcing the rally’s message of unity against corruption.

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Organizers emphasized that the protest’s success lay not only in numbers but in amplifying voices unafraid to speak truth to power—whether through speeches, placards, or punchlines.

Neil Arce is a famous film producer, director, writer, and social media influencer. He and Angel Locsin tied the knot in 2021 in a civil wedding attended only by close friends and family.

Angel Locsin's father, Angel M. Colmenares, passed away on March 5, 2025. The bereaved family confirmed the news to ABS-CBN, stating that the actress's father was 98 years old at the time of his passing. However, the family has requested privacy as they grieve during this difficult time. At the same time, they expressed their gratitude to everyone who sent messages of sympathy and support. Details about the passing of Angel's father have not been disclosed yet, following the family's request for privacy.

Dimples Romana was asked during an interview on Kiko Escuadro‘s YouTube video about her best friend, Angel Locsin, who has not worked in showbiz for years now. According to Dimples, despite Angel’s inactivity in showbiz, they are still able to see each other from time to time. The actress added that she feels happy about Angel taking time off from showbiz to focus on taking care of herself and enjoying her married life with Neil Arce. Dimples also clarified that Angel might be missing in action when it comes to showbiz work but she is continuing to help people in need, just like before.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh