Ogie Alcasid, tuwang-tuwa sa pirma ni Vic Sotto sa kanyang vintage vinyl

Ogie Alcasid, tuwang-tuwa sa pirma ni Vic Sotto sa kanyang vintage vinyl

  • Ogie Alcasid expressed his excitement after Vic Sotto signed his vintage vinyl record
  • The singer thanked Vhong Navarro for helping him get the autograph
  • Calling the veteran entertainer his “LODI,” he shared his appreciation in an Instagram caption
  • His message ended with another enthusiastic thank-you to Bossing

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Ogie Alcasid happily thanked Vic Sotto after getting his vintage vinyl record signed by the veteran entertainer.

Ogie Alcasid
Photo: @ogiealcasid on Instagram
Source: Instagram

In the Instagram caption, the singer also gave Vhong Navarro a special shout-out for helping make it happen. He addressed his fellow celebrity as “pareng” and tagged his account in the message.

“Sobrang salamat pareng @vhongx44 at napirmahan ni LODI bossing ang aking vinyl na vintage!” he wrote.

His choice of words also made his admiration for Bossing clear. By calling the veteran star his “LODI,” the singer shared a fan moment of his own.

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What he did share was his delight over the result. He capped his message with an enthusiastic, “Yahoo!! Ty bossing!!!”

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The photo shows a vintage record sleeve bearing the title “MarVic,” with a portrait of a younger Vic on the cover. A handwritten dedication reading “To Ogie!” appears beside the autograph, adding a personal touch to the singer’s prized record.

Among the tracks printed on the sleeve are “May I Have This Dance,” “Disco Fever,” and “It’s in Your Eyes.” The cover also carries the Sunshine Records logo.

Ogie and Vhong have worked together as hosts of “It’s Showtime.” The singer officially joined the program’s hosting lineup in 2021, after previously serving as a judge on its singing competition, “Tawag ng Tanghalan.”

Their collaborations have also included fundraising efforts. In March 2022, the pair opened “It’s Showtime’s It’s Sharetime,” a campaign supporting survivors of Typhoon Odette. According to ABS-CBN, they entertained viewers with comedy sketches and playful song translations while encouraging donations.

See Ogie's post below:

Ogie Alcasid, born Herminio Jose Lualhati Alcasid Jr., is a acclaimed Filipino singer, songwriter, actor, and comedian widely celebrated as the "Ultimate Singer-Songwriter". He established a prolific career in the Philippine entertainment industry through his hit OPM compositions, iconic television comedy roles, and hosting stints on major variety shows.

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In another report, Ogie Alcasid reflected on reaching his 59th birthday on Thursday, August 27, through a simple yet meaningful social media post. The singer-songwriter shared a selfie taken inside a car and expressed gratitude for being blessed with another year of life. He also gave thanks to God and briefly mentioned how he intended to spend his special day. His birthday message soon attracted warm greetings from fans, netizens, and fellow celebrities.

Meanwhile, Ogie Alcasid showed his support for SB19 after the P-pop group made history with its performance at Lollapalooza 2026 in Chicago. Following the group’s set, the singer-songwriter took to X to share a brief but enthusiastic message celebrating their achievement. His reaction joined the growing wave of support for SB19 as they reached a major milestone on the international music scene. The group made history as the first homegrown Filipino act to perform at the renowned music festival.

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