Vice Ganda drops cryptic remark on ‘It’s Showtime’ about fake friendships
- Vice Ganda dropped a cryptic remark on “It’s Showtime,” hinting at fake friendships and backhanded posts
- The comedian said, “Kunwari close-close tayo pero may mga post naman kayong chaka tungkol sakin"
- The comment sparked buzz online, with fans speculating it was directed at people pretending to be close to her
- Vice, known as the “Unkabogable Star,” remains one of the country’s top comedians and hosts, admired for her wit and candor
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Comedian-host Vice Ganda sparked buzz on social media after delivering a cryptic statement during the September 26 episode of "It’s Showtime."
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While engaging with the audience, Vice suddenly remarked.
“Kunwari close-close tayo pero may mga post naman kayong chaka tungkol sakin.”
The line, delivered casually but with a sharp tone, immediately caught the attention of viewers who speculated it was directed at individuals pretending to be friendly while secretly criticizing her online.
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Known as the “Unkabogable Star,” Vice Ganda has often used humor and wit to address deeper issues, whether about body shaming, bullying, or fake friendships.
The latest remark was no exception, as it resonated with fans who applauded her for calling out insincerity in relationships.
Beyond her candid moments on live television, Vice Ganda remains one of the most influential celebrities in the country.
A box-office queen with multiple blockbuster comedy films under her belt, she also stands as a powerful voice in the LGBTQ+ community, advocating equality and self-love.
Vice continues to dominate the noontime show scene as one of the main hosts of "It’s Showtime," where her quick wit and spontaneous humor often go viral.
Her cryptic comment on fake closeness echoed the sentiments of many viewers, sparking discussions about authenticity in friendships, especially in the age of social media.
As of writing, Vice has not clarified who the message was meant for, leaving fans and netizens guessing. One thing remains certain: when the "Unkabogable Star" speaks, the public listens—and often reflects.
Vice Ganda, whose real name is Jose Marie Viceral, is a famous comedian, host, actor, singer, and entrepreneur in the Philippines. He is well known as the main host of the noontime show "It’s Showtime" and for his blockbuster movies such as "Praybeyt Benjamin," "Fantastica," and "The Super Parental Guardians." Aside from being an entertainer, he is also an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community and has a strong influence on the country’s pop culture.
Recently, Vice Ganda challenged President Bongbong Marcos to take strong action against corrupt officials. Speaking at the People Power Monument during the “Trillion Peso March,” he urged the President to jail corrupt officials and recover stolen assets. The comedian also condemned the culture of fear that allows government abuse, insisting power lies with the people. Vice Ganda ended with a fiery call for justice, insisting no corrupt official be spared.
Vice Ganda, who was in the United Kingdom for the ASAP in England concert, shared an Instagram Story that quickly gained attention. The comedian revealed how he and his companions tried to cut expenses while overseas. What began as a light anecdote about budgeting shifted into a sharp commentary on how his taxes are allegedly misused by corrupt officials.
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