Vice Ganda, pinatunayan sa edad 50 na walang kupas ang kanyang ‘unkabogable’
- Vice Ganda continues to command attention at 50 as one of the Philippines’ biggest stars
- She delivered a Super Bowl-inspired performance at the UAAP Season 89 opening ceremony
- Vice emphasized that her grand production had to reflect her signature “unkabogable” identity
- Beyond the spectacle, she used the platform to encourage young people to think about the society they want
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Vice Ganda continues to prove that her star power remains undiminished at 50, combining her trademark extravagance with a message that reached beyond the entertainment stage.
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The Kapamilya superstar remains one of the Philippines’ most prominent entertainers, with her work spanning television, live performances, and major public events. She continues to host “It’s Showtime” and “Gandang Gabi, Vice” Season 2, while also earning recognition from the 42nd Star Awards for Movies, where she is set to receive the Takilya King award on October 25.
Her latest major spotlight came during the UAAP Season 89 opening ceremony, where she headlined a production designed to feel more like a Super Bowl halftime show than a traditional sports opening.
Vice brought an elaborate performance to the stage, featuring energetic song-and-dance numbers, dramatic outfit changes, and extravagant production elements. The presentation reflected the larger-than-life style that has long been associated with her public persona.
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For Vice, however, going big was not simply a matter of putting on a visually impressive show. She explained that she wanted the performance to carry the same bold identity audiences have come to expect from her.
“I just wanna give extra at that moment. I just want it to be grand. I just want it to be unkabogable. I just want it to be just Vice Ganda.”
She further stressed that settling for an ordinary performance was never part of the plan.
“Hindi puwedeng basic. That’s not part of our vocabulary,” Vice added.
The performance also became an opportunity for the 50-year-old star to address the young audience beyond entertainment. During the UAAP opening, she encouraged young Filipinos to think about the kind of society they want to live in, particularly one that provides decent living conditions and opportunities to succeed. Her remarks included a call for young people to take an active role in shaping their future and in considering the kind of leadership they want for the country.
The message added another layer to an otherwise highly theatrical appearance. Rather than limiting her participation to the spectacle, Vice connected the occasion to the concerns and aspirations of the younger generation.
Her UAAP appearance thus highlighted two sides of her enduring appeal: the entertainer capable of commanding a massive stage and the celebrity willing to use that platform to speak about issues beyond showbiz.
At 50, Vice continues to embrace the flamboyant performances that have helped define her career while also showing that her presence on major stages can carry a broader message.
Vice Ganda (Jose Marie Viceral) is a multi-awarded Filipino comedian, television presenter, and actor renowned as the box-office superstar of Philippine cinema and the iconic main host of the noontime variety show It's Showtime. Through groundbreaking talk shows, chart-topping music, and trailblazing LGBTQ+ representation, she has cemented her status as one of the most influential and beloved entertainers in the country.
In another report, Vice Ganda praised Alden Richards as one of the most generous guests she has interviewed. Alden became emotional while discussing a particularly personal part of their conversation on the revived “Gandang Gabi Vice” (GGV). Vice revealed that Alden personally reached out after seeing the teaser for the show’s return. She also expressed excitement about welcoming more Kapuso stars as guests on the revived program.
Meanwhile, Vice Ganda advised young people and student-athletes to limit the amount of time they spend on social media. She warned that negative comments online can affect an athlete’s mental health and performance. Despite having millions of followers, Vice shared that she rarely goes online herself and relies on her social media team to keep her updated. She emphasized that social media should remain only a small part of life.
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