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Earlier today, July 30, Gigil Advertising issued an apology on their Facebook page regarding the controversial ‘Gil Tulog’ street sign campaign. The agency wrote, “We sincerely apologize to the Puyat family and everyone affected by our campaign.” “Understanding the distress the project caused, we have personally reached out to members of the Puyat family to […]
Someone suspiciously received a high grade for their thesis in the Juris Doctor Program at St. Mary’s College of Tagum. This is despite the fact that the program is non-thesis. The Juris Doctor Department of the college disproved a social media post made by a person who claimed to be attending the institution, when in […]
In the digital age where content creation and social media influence often intersect with charitable endeavors, TPC NGA PALA (formerly the Typical Pinoy Crap page) stands out for their ethical approach to philanthropy. Their recent video, created for transparency and appreciation, showcases a donation drive for victims of Typhoon Carina in San Mateo and Rodriguez, […]
The recent controversy involving Jude Bacalso, an LGBTQ+ advocate based in Cebu, has sparked a significant debate about gender sensitivity and public conduct. The core of the issue is a viral photo showing Bacalso in an interaction with a restaurant waiter at Ulli’s Streets of Asia. While Bacalso intended to discuss gender sensitivity, the incident […]
This takes clout chasing to a whole new level. In an era where social media influence is so powerful, ethical conduct becomes paramount, especially for content creators who wield significant sway over public perception. Recently, another controversy has surfaced, shedding light on the disturbing trend of some influencers appropriating the hard work of others to […]
A viral post from a Facebook user has sparked a significant conversation about the true state of education in the Philippines. The post, shared widely across social media, highlights a troubling disconnect between reported academic performance and actual competencies among students. OP’s commentary centers on the case of an applicant to a Bachelor of Science […]
On July 25, the Gil Puyat sign was changed to “Gil Tulog,” making waves on Filipino social media. Despite the sign’s comical aspect, it did not sit well with many people, who felt that road signs should be treated with respect. It then turned out that it was a marketing stunt by Wellspring, a brand […]
In the age of digital marketing and social media ubiquity, the fine line between effective promotional strategies and public backlash can often blur. This phenomenon was recently exemplified by the viral controversy surrounding Mendokoro Ramenba’s Facebook post. The restaurant posted a photo featuring the text, “Now this is ramen weather,” accompanied by a caption that […]
As the Philippines grapples with the aftermath of Super Typhoon Carina, a powerful statement has emerged that captures the widespread frustrations of many Filipinos regarding governance and infrastructure. Balota is a Filipino film that delves into the gritty realities of local politics. It follows the story of Emmy, a dedicated teacher who finds herself in […]
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