What is a Filipino!? Now, let's redefine it | One Down
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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This feels more like a What defines a Filipino American
I agree
A Filipino is someone who is well, someone who's parents are Filipino or one parent is filipino. But most importantly, a Filipino is someone who is proud of his/her Filipino background and culture. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! 🇵🇭
No one is Filipino then.
These videos have been great so far!
One thing that would be good to consider is how diverse and multicultural Filipinos are, with the Philippines having more than 100 ethnolinguistic groups. Often, what I see being portrayed as Filipino culture is Tagalog, despite the fact that the majority of Filipinos are not Tagalog.
I think that having this acknowledgement will make other groups feel included and represented as well.
Thank you! I was born in the US and raised in a Cebuano-speaking household ...both of my parents speak it but never taught it to me or my siblings. Fil-Am culture feels very Tagalog-centric which I can't really relate to so it's almost as if we non-Tagalogs are a "minority within a minority".
I am sooooo amazed, happy and so welcoming ONE DOWN and these videos!! I'm a Recording-artist, Pinoy/German born and raised in the Philippines and have been wishing what's actually happening nowadays... seriously, I thought this would happen after my generation is gone lol
Your channel r so under rated like this needs more attention
Yessss, found y’all on tik tok!!!
Love y’all!!!! Great working with you 🤎
I love this and look forward to seeing how fellow Filipinos engage with this content.
There are many Filipinos in the Philippines who can't speak Tagalog.
Because we are multi cultural nation.
@@mr.alejandre9428 HUGE majority is originally philippine ethnicities
they arlready did report on why some filipino KIDS dont know tagalog, in philippine news like GMA and ABSCBN, some schools dont teach it as well and focus on teahcing english more, plus the internet and media being more accessible with younger gen and their gadgets, influence by western media movies music etc, thinking its more 'cool' to speak english and tagalog not necessary, plans to live and work abroad, etc.
"multicultural" = brazil, usa, england, etc. not philippines as of right now.
yeah my mom didn't really learn to speak Tagalog until moving to Manila. Ilocanos use to only speak basic Carabao Tagalog.
But they can speak and understand at least one regional Filipino language lmao, at least make an effort to learn it instead of begging to be accepted. Doesn’t need to be Tagalog, you can be a Bisaya, Ilocano, Hiligaynon. Filipino Americans need to stop making excuses. If you want to represent the Philippines learn Filipino, those white guys can do it why can’t you.
Awesome I am 17 years old and I am half Filipino and Canadian and I don't know Tagalog that well but my personality is silly and laid-back and outgoing and and I love anime and cartoons
no offense but your not a filipino if you’re born in Canada thats all We filipinos were too open towards foreigners especially Americans we Filipinos should make our standards higher like other Asians did so we will not be treated like shit just because foreigners can easily mixed with us Filipinos.
@@arnoldstallonereeves7469 but yo they said they love anime and cartoons and silly and laid back, bro soooo filipino/ ffs smh, they should at least say they eat rice and like adobo or sumthing, none of wat they said is culturally pinoy
I understand that if one is born in the Philippines, they are Filipino regardless immigration status. I was born there and adopted, and though I'm a US citizen, I am considered "foreign" by the US government.Whereas the ones half, full or otherwise, are whatever they are where they were born. The "Holy Trinity" of being Filipino, as I understand it is: 1) Born IN the Philippines, 2) a Catholic connection, 3) some Tagalog/other Filipino language proficiency.
LOVE THIS! Can't wait for even more content.
Love this!!! Been looking for contents like this for like an eternity, great to find you guys! Kudos!
Thank you so much for this important content greetings from
Germany!!!! 🌸🌸🌸
My daughter is half black (Ethiopian) and Filipino. Glad I Yall!
The Filipino-American experience is so different from the Filipino-German one. Even more so with the experience of mixed race people
Don’t forget the African flips that are hidden in the mountains and shadows! 🇵🇭
Well, for it's two things Never Out ranked and never betray our country
Also all other Ethnolinguistic groups are underappreciated so they are forced to Learn and Speak tagalog because of Imperial Manila.
Maraming salamat po!
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If you use Filipinx you are not Filipino.
nakasuka tong mga weirdo gumgamit ng 'x' lol.
using X they have serious gender issues
Thank you for your report.
Oh this looks so cool!
I love this !!! pls never stop💪💪💪
sana all
We should support this Channel more than those Foreign reactors whose just creating Filipino contents for clout
Is this localized for American Filipinos? Or can other Pinoys across the globe in other countries be part of this and contribute content as well? A Filipino in Melbourne Australia wants to know.
Done
it's strange Stick Fighting and Sword fighting are more known in US than in PI.
this is underrated?
How can I see this on Kumu?
0:05 name drop pls...?
This was awesome! Just reached out
Filipino Dictionary:
You're a Filipino if:
1. You're born in the Philippines
2. One of your parents are Filipinos (regardless of where you're born)
3. You love Pinoy Culture like food, tv shows etc (It's called Pusong Pinoy)
4. You eat Rice (regardless of your actual race or citizenship)
5. Your Nanny is a Filipino.
Conclusion: Everyone is Filipino. #ProudToBePinoy #PinoyPrideRice #FilipinoCultureIsFkcdUp
Hey hi. Do you know Arthur Villanueva? He wrote a pretty cool comment on RUclips two days ago. He said that he's born in the Philippines, but he's watching youtube from California USA. He says he has an abundance of reasons why he must go back and live his remaining years in the Philippines. Pretty cool, huh?
How can you be more legit than that? This is why I love Filipinos are so much so much. Filipinos are so REAL and never have anything to prove to anyone, right? they are truly independent and don't just rely on the USA to move forward. They only talk like the truth has to be said. They're certainly not liar, and hypocrite. Hell no!
I'm I not Filipino cause I'm mix Mexican?? 😖
You guys all look like my relatives Guamanians
as visayan, it is acting tagalog culture, speaking f to p, bakya badoy tiki subculture, love bisayaa katipunan patriotism, monopoly of difficult tagalog language, eating Chinese food and imposing your culture on us visayan while your pretending to visayan in the global sage, because of your japanese roots in ww2, did get that one right or wrong???
I like to know, what is a Black?
This video doesn't even explain what is Filipino xdd- like- how about people who don't know what is Filipino?-
it's a trailer for their channel
this is underrated?