Ogie Diaz, mariing dumepensa kay Vice Ganda laban sa mga manlalait sa itsura niya

Ogie Diaz, mariing dumepensa kay Vice Ganda laban sa mga manlalait sa itsura niya

  • Ogie Diaz expressed support for Vice Ganda amid continued online criticism
  • The showbiz reporter criticized netizens who resort to hurtful comments about physical appearance
  • Ogie noted that Vice still receives strong support and defense from many people
  • He urged social media users to practice more responsible and humane commenting

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Showbiz reporter and talent manager Ogie Diaz voiced his support for Vice Ganda as the comedian continues to receive criticism on social media, particularly comments targeting his physical appearance.

Ogie Diaz, mariing dumepensa kay Vice Ganda laban sa mga manlalait sa itsura niya
Photo: Ogie Diaz (@ogie_diaz) & Vice Ganda (@praybeytbenjamin)
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In a video, Ogie discussed the negative remarks directed at Vice and expressed his disappointment over how easily some netizens resort to insulting others online. He pointed out that people often find it easier to make hurtful comments than to communicate without offending someone.

“Ang nakakalungkot dito, 'yung mas madaling mang-nega, kaysa magsalita ng hindi nakakasakit ng damdamin,” Ogie said.

Ogie also addressed those who make remarks about another person's appearance, saying that people who criticize someone's face should also take a look at themselves.

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“Kapag umo-okray kayo ng ganoong face, dapat mas makinis kayo,” he added.

Despite the criticism, Ogie emphasized that Vice is not facing the situation alone. According to him, the comedian continues to have supporters who are willing to defend her whenever negative comments become excessive.

“Kung grabe naman 'yung mga comment kay Vice, grabe rin 'yung mga pagtatanggol, pagdedepensa ng mga tao sa kanya,” he said.

The showbiz reporter further raised the possibility that some people deliberately criticize well-known personalities because doing so can generate attention and engagement online. He explained that negative posts can attract reactions from other users, including those who disagree with the criticism.

“Ang mga sikat lang ang mga 'binabang-bang' ng gan'yan. Kasi 'di ba kapag sikat, nilait mo, at pinansin ka ng mga netizen, kinontra ka, [tapos] ang purpose mo ay engagement, tapos nakuha mo naman 'yung engagement, nakuha mo ang reaksyon ng mga tao, napagalit mo 'yung mga tao, 'di successful ka. Ang tanong, papatulan ba 'yan ni Vice?”

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Rather than adding to the negativity, Ogie called for greater restraint and responsibility when using social media. He reminded users that online comments can affect the people on the receiving end, particularly when the remarks are directed at something as personal as physical appearance.

“Kailangan natin pangaralan ang mga tao na maghunos-dili kayo sa kaka-comment, lalo na kung wala naman kayong nararating sa buhay,” he remarked.

Ogie's remarks come as Vice continues to face discussions and reactions online, with the comedian also receiving support from people who have spoken out against the personal nature of some of the criticisms.

Ogie Diaz (born Roger Diaz Pandaan) is a veteran Filipino comedian, actor, entertainment reporter, and talent manager widely known for his influential showbiz commentary platforms. He also notably served as the early career talent manager for superstar comedian Vice Ganda, who has since shattered box-office records and shaped contemporary Philippine entertainment as a primary host of It's Showtime.

In related news, Vice Ganda responded to online remarks about his makeup and facial appearance during “It’s Showtime.” The comedian addressed his critics with humor before sharing an encouraging message for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. Rather than letting the comments dominate the conversation, Vice used the moment to deliver words of support to those who may also face criticism about their appearance. He ended his remarks by singing Lyca Gairanod’s viral song, “Puede Nang Mangarap.”

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In recent social media updates, the social media back-and-forth between Chloe San Jose and Angelica Yulo also drew attention following Carlos Yulo’s decision not to invite his parents to his wedding. Ogie Diaz shared his thoughts on the continuing conflict within the Yulo family and raised a question about Carlos Yulo’s position regarding Chloe San Jose’s public confrontations with his family. Ogie clarified that he does not want to judge Carlos and Chloe without knowing the full history of their family. He also reminded parents of the importance of guiding their children while preparing financially for their own retirement. His remarks came amid continued public attention surrounding the issues involving Carlos, Chloe, and his family.

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