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October 13th, 2020 03:55 PM #3Raffy Tulfo debunks P2B YouTube revenue: 'Ang layo po sa katotohanan' - Latest Chika
Ano ba talaga?
Yun vlogging na lang ginagawa nakakabili daw ng bahay at kung ano-anu pa, ito supposedly highest earnee ng Youtube sa Pilipinas Hinde matapos yun pinapagawang bahay dahil kulang sa budget tapos merkn pa siya other source of income.
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October 14th, 2020 08:03 PM #4Perfect money making environment for the vloggers. They produce content that is relevant or interest worthy of their audience. The audience is mostly stay at home and uses youtube et al to entertain themselves. More people getting their first laptop/smartphone/tablet due to study from home requirements. More time to view, more viewers and more views = more money for the vloggers. Its a perfect storm.
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October 14th, 2020 08:12 PM #5Hello shadow nagcomment na si EQ. Si jut nagbigay pa computations
Maniwala ka na there is money in vlogging [emoji14] Swerte generation ngayon marami ng ways to make money. Yung pinost nga ni uls na ocean spray guy, ilang second lang na tiktok video from living in a trailer to buying a house.
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October 14th, 2020 08:55 PM #6i really really love that whole story Originally Posted by _Cathy_
he's a humble potato worker who lives in a mobile home and drives an old truck
truck broke down one day on his way to work so he used a skateboard to continue the rest of the trip...
so what's the big deal why did it go viral?
coz he captured a moment of pure delight
ung feeling na walang ka-proble-problema
during stressful times like this... that video provided 22 seconds of escape
it now has more than 35 million views
that guy deserves everything he got from that videoLast edited by uls; October 14th, 2020 at 10:41 PM.
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October 19th, 2020 12:28 AM #7Nawala na appeal sakin ng channel ni Toni Fowler. I started watching her in April 2020 when she had more or less 1 million subs, now it's just October and she was able to grow her subs to almost 4 million.
Dati kasi nakakatuwa kasi raw/real life yung vlogs. Ever since her channel grew puro SCRIPTED pranks at sponsorships (undisclosed), tapos pilit na rin yung content, minsan literal na naghaharutan lang sa kama and it gets 500k views. Minsan hindi rin maganda yung tunay na pranks nila kaya pala may iba sa household na umaalis. Everyone in the family is vlogging, kulang na lang pati aso may channel. This ALWAYS happens when a local channel grows.
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October 22nd, 2020 05:32 PM #8Kapapanood ko lang. Tawang tawa ako nung nag tanggal ng panty si Toni at biglang buka sa harap ni bhi3. Yung bakla parang nakita si sadako. [emoji23] Originally Posted by _Cathy_
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October 22nd, 2020 06:00 PM #9Oh di ko napanood. Haha. Pag yung bhi series I skip kasi puro harutan lang (pero nakaka 1 M halos na views) Going 4M na si Toni e one year pa lang ata vlog niya Originally Posted by BratPAQ
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October 19th, 2020 11:52 AM #10This is the 2nd video I've watched of this Japanese girl touring the Philippines. She likes a lot of Filipino things especially food. This one is her eating on Sumo Sam, a Japanese restaurant here in the Philippines. And trying if it's an authentic Japanese food.
123Japan - Japanese Girls Try Japanese food in the Philippines, SumoSam! Is It Real Japanese Food? | Facebook
She also have videos of Filipino things on Japan. I think this girl is addicted to the Philippines.
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October 19th, 2020 12:30 PM #11Maganda naman kasi philippines. haha if you dont take into account yung mga kapalpakan ng metro manila itself. Originally Posted by BratPAQ
Have you guys seen Paolo from Tokyo blog? Nakakatuwa yung (a day in a life of a/an) series niya.
Also hachicko district, lifestyle blog na mostly food.
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October 19th, 2020 12:41 PM #12pinanood ko lahat ng day in life videos niya Originally Posted by BlancNoir
ganda ng pagkagawa
maganda quality and you learn from the videos
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October 19th, 2020 06:45 PM #13Yes bro. Very informative. And it gives us a glimpse of the daily routine of blue and white collar jobs sa Japan. Originally Posted by uls
Very very different from the typical PH lifestyle.
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October 20th, 2020 07:46 PM #14This guy is a bit weird and funny to watch. Taglish ang gamit nga with Japanese accent. He is a Japanese who loved Philippines so much and just starting to learn English ang tagalog. I think he was in PBB.
I'm just amazed at how some Japanese really loves the Philippines. There's even a Japanese who migrated to Philippines and became a Badjao.
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October 20th, 2020 08:00 PM #15ito 3 japanese stand-up comedians and vloggers based sa pinas.
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October 22nd, 2020 05:40 PM #16I'm really baffled why there are foreigners who loves Philippines and some chooses to leave their own better country and move here. I'm also following the Juicy vlog on YouTube. They are a couple of British. Nagsimula lang ng tour vlog sa iba't ibang part ng asia. Then decided to live here in PH. They are now renting a condo in BGC. Yung mga foreigners panay praise sa pinas while some Filipinos panay paninira sa pinas. One constant thing I see in all of them is their love of Jollibee. Originally Posted by baludoy
ito 3 japanese stand-up comedians and vloggers based sa pinas.
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October 22nd, 2020 05:55 PM #17Ask the same Q to my retired japanese friend few years ago, anywhere you go, you will have complaints, he said. He is fine living in our subd than his place in Tokyo, hirap daw mag commute dun hehe. No idea if that was a joke tho. Originally Posted by BratPAQ
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October 22nd, 2020 05:58 PM #18Because Caucasians are treated like royalty in the PH. Pansin ko kay Juicy and Make it happen dito lang sa PH nag grow channel nila kaya they moved here. Almost all the titles have Manila, Philippines, Filipino etc. Though okay na rin kasi daming lugar pala sa Pilipinas na maganda na hindi ko akalain meron pala. Pero I can't watch these foreigners daily Originally Posted by BratPAQ
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October 24th, 2020 06:09 PM #20haha Originally Posted by Little Missy
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sigurado galit na galit si Trump diyan
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