Oh they would eat them. Believe it or not im saying this without bias. As a music producer I've listened to both of their songs and there's depth to sb19's songs more than BTS. Ps. Don't hate me armies.
Pablo's family have a cafe called Havre de Grace (Haven of Grace, that being the name of Pablo's mom) in Imus, Cavite. I have met his parents as they're always there. If you're lucky, you might chance upon Pablo as sometimes he goes home and pass by. I have also met Yani, Justin's brother and Josh's mom and sister twice. You can just go up to them and strike a conversation. Josh's mom is very accommodating and friendly you will feel you've known each other for a long time. 😂😂😂
Halo-halo is a dessert that includes kidney beans/red beans, tapioca pearl, purple yam, banana, jackfruit, rice crisps, leche flan, shredded coconuts, etc. Some special Halo-halo is Topped with Purple Yam or Cheese Ice cream. Evaporated mixed with condensed milk is being added. It is very Famous Filipino Dessert. Most of the Filipino Restaurants serve it even in the US.
One of the most popular influencers and RUclipsrs in the Philippines now is Jessica. Jessica Lee is super nice too. Jessica got accepted into a major Philippine TV network's P-Pop Idol audition program, but she left because she wanted to focus on her studies. BINI is the name of that group now. Later, she went back to Korea to try out for K-POP idol. She did pretty good in that audition as far as I can remember.
Jessica Lee was a guest in one episode of “SB19 School Buddies” edition where Jessica portrayed an exchange student from South Korea. And Jessica asked the boys and management if she can vlogged her journey with them.
She's one of the popular vlogger here in the Phil...as you can see how amazed the boys are Bec the girl has Good reputation vloggers here specially popular one can level the popularity of famous celebs..I think sb 19 is not yet a group and popular they already knew her
Halo halo is a dessert with shaven ice, liquid milk and lots of different toppings like ube, leche flan, banana, gelatin squares, sago pearls, beans, monggo, icecream and a lot more.
While growing listening to music band over the radio during late 90's, our Artists and musicians and entertainers are so subtle and humble that they can jam to the public when it's not a "gig" time. One thing I just realize it that over the years when televisions era are in the rise, where these artists, musicians and entertainers alike were pampered by managers or the so called talent houses, they became arrogant or I could say more distant to the public, they develop super duper "star" persona, while those who are not handled by talent managers , those who havent influenced with glamour of spotlight or prepaid exposure, those who are known through social.media, those who are not even make a cut by looks, are the more humble among all. They don't cringed when fans approach them, and they talk with u as normal as they can be, say for example, arnel pineda who until at his middle 50's still the lead singer of journey, he is never known to be an elite artist when he comes back in the Philippines. Hello has a low private life and he is always normally casual in public, SB19 are just cool performers, they are so approachable, the same with Gigi de kana and other artists that given by their relax calendar gig, they can always hang out for a couple of time with their fans. When you happen to pass by street food stalls, never say never not to try some of the exotic foods that are on display, it maybe ur first time or you don't think you stomach it but you never knows what our exotic food entails to charm you. There's a lot of taste that aren't similar when u hope by every places thought u can hear the same name but preparations are totally different. Say halo halo in manila are not filled with fruits while if you happened to visit beaches they could really offer you tropical delights where fruits are much enthusiastically serve.
Halo-halo (mix-mix). This dessert has a lot of ingredients such as crushed ice, banana, beans, sweet potatoes, leche flan, milk, sugar, etc. You need to mix it before eating😊
@@TripTipsPodcastyou have to try halo halo when you come here😊 and also try to eat balut(duck egg with embryo), it's delicious... most foreigners who come to PH had tried eating balut😊
Halo-Halo is a mixture of variety of stuffs with crushed ice topped with ice cream. You have to mix it before you eat it. I actually don’t know Jessica Lee. But I’ll check her.
Balut! You can choose from a day old (underdeveloped chick) - weeks of fertility. I chose the less fertility days of eggs 🪺. Duck egg. Fermented eggs are ordinary white egg colored red to distinguish from others, then they do the fermentation ( which is salty eggs).
Hahahaha it looked like a prison to you but for me I got impressed with the color combination of blue down near the floor then navy green for the doors with white walls. Perfect for me.Why? It's good for my eyes.
Actually this Jessica's vlog is one of SB19 mini acting series "SCHOOL BUDDIES" episode 2. Try to watch the 3 episodes. The boys were so funny and chaotic. You can get to know the other side of them thru these mini acting series such as Sinong Bida, School Buddies, Show Breaks.
Even my friends tht live around me do that all the time; the "ohhh...." when you say something that you admit, but they already knew it a long time ago. Like if they ask me why I live in the P.I., I might say it's bc of love, and they would all "Ohhh..." both bc it's sweet and romantic, and they like that, and also bc they already KNOW why.
The Fort Santiago tour was really educational. Intramuros came from the Spanish word "Morada" meaning wall. That's why it's called "The Walled City". The statue inside the jail is our National Hero, Dr Jose Rizal. He stayed there for a night before being executed by firing squad in nearby Bagumbayan, now called Luneta or Rizal Park.
When Stell said he went to the “CR” that’s Filipino for Restroom which translate to Comfort room. So you’ll understand when you go to the Philippines. Always have napkins with your some establishments don’t have toilet paper hahah
I missed watching these old videos of SB19. Balut btw is a fertilized duck egg incubated for 2-3 weeks then boiled. It's a Filipino delicacy consumed nationwide by many Filipinos. I don't eat the embryo I just sip the soup with a pinch of salt and the yellow part of it. In my entire life I never tried once to eat the whole balut.
Halo-Halo is a filipino word for mix-mix. Halo means mix. Its shaved ice woth plenty or sweets like ube ice cream, leche flan, sweetend banana, corn and many more and its very delicious thats why its popular
I loved that expression "it's disgusting... LOL" I share your view. I am Filipino but I never had Balut in my entire life.. Maybe until I die... I just can't take it, but a lot of Filipinos eat it and loves it so much.. They say it's aprodisiac with beer.. The flag is always raised the whole night... LOL...
Hi guys😊it's quite funny I'm watching here on my mobile and I'm watching casual chuck too. On the other phone😂his live now with the reactor Huraira Jamal from UK 😊
Jessica is so cute. She's learning Tagalog in her every day work life, YT channel but she originally emigrated to Bacolod City, my hometown. You've seen that video when she went back to visit. But By the way, when it comes to balut, it one of those foods where the look to taste ratio is waaaaaay polar opposites. Dont let the look fool you because it really only tastes like a hard boiled egg. I personally, if i ever eat it, prefer the ones with the smaller chick because that i can handle. Oh and if you ever try it, just don't eat the white part of the egg because honestly, it's just like chewing on the hardest eraser ever😅. One more thing, us Filipinos, we loooove puns and play-on-words. We do this for Tagalog and English but also the other languages too. We love to joke and have a good time.
They weren’t talking about eating 16 burgers. In the Mang Inasal you can order unlimited rice. So Stell was saying he ate 16 cups of rice and one piece of chicken. Jessica asked how is that even possible? They said just keep mixing the chicken oil or free soup with the rice 😁
I’m filipino but I really can’t eat a whole balut. I only slurp the soup and eat the yolk part and it was good. Adidas is my favorite too especially if it is cooked like adobo it’s just like chicken skin. Jessica has series called trabaho (job) in her channel where she tries different kinds of jobs for a day. Her team asked permission to the owner or manager of the job first in advanced because they would film it and they will really give Jessica her actual salary for doing that job. So you’ll notice the difference of salary because the salary was based on the kind of job and where the job is located.
Actually, this is a sort of a spin off from a 3-part School Buddies vlog SB19 did. Jessica was in Ep2. She has been studying in the Phils since elementary. And that school, STI Makati, was where Stell attended college.
You can eat penoy instead of balot it’s very nutritious both balot and penoy ❤😊..Jennifer is a popular blogger so perhaps SB19 already know her through social media..mang inasal is a food franchice of chicken with unlimited rice, adidas is the chicken feet…try halo halo it’s a popular dessert specially during summer it’s consists of different fruits,beans, ube etc foods popular in the Philippines and you have to mixed it all to be able to enjoy it halo means mix that’s why you have to mix it ..
@@TripTipsPodcast That will really be funny if Adidas got the name from chicken feet barbecue😂😂 but it's the opposite. And Adidas got the name from the German Adolf "Adi" Dasler. 👍
@@TripTipsPodcast It is the opposite. Filipinos dubbed the chicken feet as Adidas when the brand was famous then. Nike was not popular then; otherwise, it would have been called Nike instead. 😆
Balut is fertilized duck egg its 16 to 21 days egg and boiled to eat. You can eat with vinegar sauce or with salt only. Jessica Lee she's a blogger in the Philippines i like her content like favourite foods among local and collaboration with some bloggers or artist too she had have eric nam in her video.
Balut is just one of the many street foods you can find here in the Philippines. There's also chicken intestine, chicken blood, chicken feet,banana cue etc. It may sound or look exotic to you guys which is totally understandable but they' re actually tastes good.
Balut ! Big D you have to try it when you're in the Philippines. If Jessica can do it, you can do it! The trick is to close your eyes and think of it as a nice juicy steak 🤣🤣
I hit up Jessica on instagram but she didn’t get back to me yet to jump on a live stream. I hit up Finn snow and he messaged me back and said he would do it when he comes back from his 12 days trip
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D&J, "balut" isn't fermented, it's usually steamed (or boiled) duck egg. You should make it as one of your "to-do's/ challenges" once you get there lol. If you close your eyes while eating it, it will taste just like regular boiled egg, you only have to get past the sight and texture. 😆 Many RUclipsrs have tried it, if they can, why can't you lmao.🤣 Can't wait to see your vlogs when you get to the Philippines. Have fun! 💯 Oh I got a suggestion to easily get in contact with SB19, through their moms lol. Maybe react to their channel or something would be a good way to start. :)
fermented? No, I don't think so. Coz I like the soup so much coz it tastes fresh. It's just that the I can't take it some feathers in my throat and eating a whole bird so I can't eat balut. But the soup tastes like fresh boiled chicken meat to many.
Hi guys...I'm new to your channel,I always watching your RV..I'm also a-tin and I love Sb19 my bias is ken...did you watch already the part 1 of this video
I am pilipino myself but the duck egg is very well cooked I just don’t eat the egg embryo, I only eat the egg yellow, it is a pure protein, few of my family members don’t eat balut/duck egg
I keep adding stuff here. Should have waited til the end, but then too much for one msg. Halo-Halo (NOT HAlo/lower case "a") means "mix-mix" in Tagalog. It is usually a mix of a certain type of sweet bean, fruit pieces, gelatin pieces, could have coconut, sweet potato, maybe sweet corn...topped with shaved ice and condensed milk poured on top. It does NOT taste good as is, until you mix-mix it all up! Hence the name. It is not over sweet, it's refreshing, and full of vitamins. Sounds a bit weird, yes, but it's very good!
There's two foods, living here, that I will NOT touch, ever! Balut is the top of the list! No can do! By the way, for the record, Balut is "usually" a duck egg. Another I dislike is dinuguan (blood pudding), which is actually pig blood collected during the slaughtering of the pig, drained straight from his neck (as it dies), and then boiled (VERY common here). And, by the way, is where the above listed dinuguan comes from. My least favorite (hated) "condiment" is called Bagoong, which smells, to me, absolutely terrible, and is made of fermented shrimp FERMENTED! (Spoiled! Rotten!). They put in on a ton of their food for flavor, A special "treat" for them is to dip green (as in not ready) mango slices into the bagoong! Sounds plenty weird to dip unripe fruit into a fermented dip! We all eat weird things, which are not weird to us, but could freak out others.
Most foreigners can’t get past the visual aspect of the balut. If they were blindfolded, I doubt they would be so repulsed. The broth tastes just like chicken broth and the yolk tastes like a regular yolk that has been soaking in the broth. Fun fact: Balut originated from South China which also explains why other countries like Vietnam have it.
I don’t think that SB19 can easily be contacted and conduct an interview with them (or I may be mistaken) because as artists, they are busy with their careers as a group and as solo performers.
There's a new Kpop Girl group Named UNIS ...from Univers ticket survival show they have they're 1St debut mini album on march 27 ...and from now they have a MV Teaser that group is formed with 3 different country and it has 8 member, and there is a 3 filipina 2 japanese and 3 koreans the other one is half korean and half filipina I hope you can react for this new young groups the new kpop group UNIS.. hope you read this thank you😁😁😁
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Jessica was the exchange student in episode 2 of SB19 three episode show callled "SB19 SCHOOL BUDDIES" - ruclips.net/video/PBXNZBEHdK8/видео.htmlsi=7T4nsmNjS3CbxzqH
That girl is Jessica Lee, a Korean vlogger and Not an American. She has studied elementary school in a Phil. province for many years before her family went back to South Korea. She has come back to the Philippines now as a popular vlogger.
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Another note for you guys to learn; When a Filipino says that "their nose is bleeding", they are referring to having to talk English. It's an inside joke that means it's too hard for them, and they have to concentrate too much, which makes their nose bleed. Most average Filipino's can understand English, but may not be able to have a full conversation in it, as they are not that used to speaking it daily. So, if you come here, you WILL hear someone say this! "Noes bleed" means too much English for them/
@@TripTipsPodcast Whenever you guys need to know something, or have a question, I'll try to help you out. Just ask. I don't want to assume what you already know or don't know, so I'll keep making general comments on the sites.
@@TripTipsPodcast I just watched your livestream on 7 Mar. I made a few comments, like "Crocs? Big snakes? That's lunch!" Just messing around, but all true. I enjoyed your livestream. Good job!
@@TripTipsPodcast I made a "small" criticism, but not sure you saw it. It's about the way you say "tagalog". It made my wife laugh. It will others, too. You are pronouncing it as "taga-log", which to locals is funny. It's really said "ta-GA-log", with emphasis on the "GA". Just telling you as helpful criticism, since it really does sound funny to the locals (and me). Hope you take it in the spirit it is intended.
TWO AMERICANS? You're no longer TWO ROCK fans? Wow! Amazing that you haven't boxed yourselves in being called that anymore. Ever since I first watched you, I can't remember you reacting to any rock songs or groups. Being diverse is so liberating. But you still ROCK!
@@TripTipsPodcast Balut (/bəˈluːt/ bə-LOOT, /ˈbɑːluːt/ BAH-loot;[1] also spelled as balot) is a fertilized developing egg embryo that is boiled or steamed and eaten from the shell.
SB19 might not be comparable to bts in fame but I think in terms of performance they wouldn't lose out
Oh they would eat them. Believe it or not im saying this without bias. As a music producer I've listened to both of their songs and there's depth to sb19's songs more than BTS.
Ps. Don't hate me armies.
Pablo's family have a cafe called Havre de Grace (Haven of Grace, that being the name of Pablo's mom) in Imus, Cavite. I have met his parents as they're always there. If you're lucky, you might chance upon Pablo as sometimes he goes home and pass by.
I have also met Yani, Justin's brother and Josh's mom and sister twice. You can just go up to them and strike a conversation. Josh's mom is very accommodating and friendly you will feel you've known each other for a long time. 😂😂😂
We plan on eating there when we visit
She was a guest at one of the episodes of SB19’s School Buddies series. So she also shot a behind the scenes vlog.
Oh cool. I’ll look into it
Halo-halo is a dessert that includes kidney beans/red beans, tapioca pearl, purple yam, banana, jackfruit, rice crisps, leche flan, shredded coconuts, etc. Some special Halo-halo is Topped with Purple Yam or Cheese Ice cream. Evaporated mixed with condensed milk is being added.
It is very Famous Filipino Dessert. Most of the Filipino Restaurants serve it even in the US.
Sounds delicious 😋
One of the most popular influencers and RUclipsrs in the Philippines now is Jessica. Jessica Lee is super nice too. Jessica got accepted into a major Philippine TV network's P-Pop Idol audition program, but she left because she wanted to focus on her studies. BINI is the name of that group now. Later, she went back to Korea to try out for K-POP idol. She did pretty good in that audition as far as I can remember.
I would absolutely love to have her on our live stream soon
Yes , I would love to see that too.@@TripTipsPodcast
Jessica Lee was a guest in one episode of “SB19 School Buddies” edition where Jessica portrayed an exchange student from South Korea. And Jessica asked the boys and management if she can vlogged her journey with them.
Yes we reacted to that one. Should be out soon
She's one of the popular vlogger here in the Phil...as you can see how amazed the boys are Bec the girl has Good reputation vloggers here specially popular one can level the popularity of famous celebs..I think sb 19 is not yet a group and popular they already knew her
We want to have her on our live stream soon.
Halo halo in english is Mix Mix it's a shaved ice with a lot of ingredients like sweet banana, mango, jelly, letche flan, ube, rice crispy, milk etc..
Sounds yummy 😋
Halo halo is a dessert with shaven ice, liquid milk and lots of different toppings like ube, leche flan, banana, gelatin squares, sago pearls, beans, monggo, icecream and a lot more.
Sounds yummy 😋
While growing listening to music band over the radio during late 90's, our Artists and musicians and entertainers are so subtle and humble that they can jam to the public when it's not a "gig" time. One thing I just realize it that over the years when televisions era are in the rise, where these artists, musicians and entertainers alike were pampered by managers or the so called talent houses, they became arrogant or I could say more distant to the public, they develop super duper "star" persona, while those who are not handled by talent managers , those who havent influenced with glamour of spotlight or prepaid exposure, those who are known through social.media, those who are not even make a cut by looks, are the more humble among all. They don't cringed when fans approach them, and they talk with u as normal as they can be, say for example, arnel pineda who until at his middle 50's still the lead singer of journey, he is never known to be an elite artist when he comes back in the Philippines. Hello has a low private life and he is always normally casual in public, SB19 are just cool performers, they are so approachable, the same with Gigi de kana and other artists that given by their relax calendar gig, they can always hang out for a couple of time with their fans.
When you happen to pass by street food stalls, never say never not to try some of the exotic foods that are on display, it maybe ur first time or you don't think you stomach it but you never knows what our exotic food entails to charm you.
There's a lot of taste that aren't similar when u hope by every places thought u can hear the same name but preparations are totally different. Say halo halo in manila are not filled with fruits while if you happened to visit beaches they could really offer you tropical delights where fruits are much enthusiastically serve.
I can’t wait to try halo halo
Halo-halo (mix-mix). This dessert has a lot of ingredients such as crushed ice, banana, beans, sweet potatoes, leche flan, milk, sugar, etc. You need to mix it before eating😊
Sounds great!😊
@@TripTipsPodcastyou have to try halo halo when you come here😊 and also try to eat balut(duck egg with embryo), it's delicious... most foreigners who come to PH had tried eating balut😊
Halo-Halo is a mixture of variety of stuffs with crushed ice topped with ice cream. You have to mix it before you eat it. I actually don’t know Jessica Lee. But I’ll check her.
Sounds delicious 😋
@@TripTipsPodcast Yeah it is. But I suggest you try “SOL’s” or “CHOWKING” or any other restaurants that serves Halo-halo to get the best taste.
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thanks for sharing this.....more to come..
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Balut! You can choose from a day old (underdeveloped chick) - weeks of fertility. I chose the less fertility days of eggs 🪺. Duck egg. Fermented eggs are ordinary white egg colored red to distinguish from others, then they do the fermentation ( which is salty eggs).
Hahahaha it looked like a prison to you but for me I got impressed with the color combination of blue down near the floor then navy green for the doors with white walls. Perfect for me.Why? It's good for my eyes.
Thanks guys for reacting this SB19 and jessica,hope u can colab them
I hit up Jessica to see if she would go on a live. Now we wait lol
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There isnt a dull moment when you are with these guys SB19. 😅❤❤❤❤❤
Actually this Jessica's vlog is one of SB19 mini acting series "SCHOOL BUDDIES" episode 2. Try to watch the 3 episodes. The boys were so funny and chaotic. You can get to know the other side of them thru these mini acting series such as Sinong Bida, School Buddies, Show Breaks.
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My husband is Japanese🇯🇵but he loves balut so much,wether it be as is or kwek kwek type😆😊
That's awesome!
I love Jessica Lee!❤Thank you for this,..I enjoyed watching your reaction video,
God bless and take care
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Thank you Dad & Son.. Amazing reactors, more power to yourchannel❤
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Even my friends tht live around me do that all the time; the "ohhh...." when you say something that you admit, but they already knew it a long time ago. Like if they ask me why I live in the P.I., I might say it's bc of love, and they would all "Ohhh..." both bc it's sweet and romantic, and they like that, and also bc they already KNOW why.
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The Fort Santiago tour was really educational. Intramuros came from the Spanish word "Morada" meaning wall. That's why it's called "The Walled City".
The statue inside the jail is our National Hero, Dr Jose Rizal. He stayed there for a night before being executed by firing squad in nearby Bagumbayan, now called Luneta or Rizal Park.
When Stell said he went to the “CR” that’s Filipino for Restroom which translate to Comfort room. So you’ll understand when you go to the Philippines. Always have napkins with your some establishments don’t have toilet paper hahah
Great tip thanks for sharing
I missed watching these old videos of SB19.
Balut btw is a fertilized duck egg incubated for 2-3 weeks then boiled. It's a Filipino delicacy consumed nationwide by many Filipinos. I don't eat the embryo I just sip the soup with a pinch of salt and the yellow part of it. In my entire life I never tried once to eat the whole balut.
Thanks for letting us know
@@TripTipsPodcast you're welcome 🤗
Same here. I feel sorry for the little chick who died early.😢
@@MariaElaineCorneja 💔😢
Same. I've only eaten balut a few times in my childhood, but never all of it. I can't eat the chick.😣
Intramuros is one of the famous spot here in the Philippines. Hope you can visit it too😊
Thanks 😊
Halo-Halo is a filipino word for mix-mix. Halo means mix. Its shaved ice woth plenty or sweets like ube ice cream, leche flan, sweetend banana, corn and many more and its very delicious thats why its popular
Sounds delicious 😋
Jessica also has PABORITO episodes where she tries a lot of budget friendly Filipino restaurants and rate them..
I’ll look into it
I hope you can go to intramuros with a tour guide so you can learn the history of the Philippines
We would love to. 😊
I loved that expression "it's disgusting... LOL" I share your view. I am Filipino but I never had Balut in my entire life.. Maybe until I die... I just can't take it, but a lot of Filipinos eat it and loves it so much.. They say it's aprodisiac with beer.. The flag is always raised the whole night... LOL...
Lmao. I don’t even eat eggs in the USA much less that 🤢
Hi guys😊it's quite funny I'm watching here on my mobile and I'm watching casual chuck too. On the other phone😂his live now with the reactor Huraira Jamal from UK 😊
Same here
That’s amazing. Thanks for stopping by🙏😊❤️
Jessica is so cute. She's learning Tagalog in her every day work life, YT channel but she originally emigrated to Bacolod City, my hometown. You've seen that video when she went back to visit. But
By the way, when it comes to balut, it one of those foods where the look to taste ratio is waaaaaay polar opposites. Dont let the look fool you because it really only tastes like a hard boiled egg. I personally, if i ever eat it, prefer the ones with the smaller chick because that i can handle. Oh and if you ever try it, just don't eat the white part of the egg because honestly, it's just like chewing on the hardest eraser ever😅.
One more thing, us Filipinos, we loooove puns and play-on-words. We do this for Tagalog and English but also the other languages too. We love to joke and have a good time.
That’s awesome and so is Jessica. Hope we get to meet her and get her on a live stream soon. 😊🇵🇭
They weren’t talking about eating 16 burgers. In the Mang Inasal you can order unlimited rice. So Stell was saying he ate 16 cups of rice and one piece of chicken. Jessica asked how is that even possible? They said just keep mixing the chicken oil or free soup with the rice 😁
That’s a lot of rice!
Stell said that he ate 16 cups of rice in Mang Inasal (chicken fastfood restaurant) with 1 pc of chicken only.
Oh my gosh I think my stomach would explode if I tried that 😂😂😂
I’m filipino but I really can’t eat a whole balut. I only slurp the soup and eat the yolk part and it was good. Adidas is my favorite too especially if it is cooked like adobo it’s just like chicken skin. Jessica has series called trabaho (job) in her channel where she tries different kinds of jobs for a day. Her team asked permission to the owner or manager of the job first in advanced because they would film it and they will really give Jessica her actual salary for doing that job. So you’ll notice the difference of salary because the salary was based on the kind of job and where the job is located.
Sounds delicious. Can’t wait to try.
Actually, this is a sort of a spin off from a 3-part School Buddies vlog SB19 did. Jessica was in Ep2. She has been studying in the Phils since elementary.
And that school, STI Makati, was where Stell attended college.
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Thank you so much for reacting this.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My pleasure!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤩
You can eat penoy instead of balot it’s very nutritious both balot and penoy ❤😊..Jennifer is a popular blogger so perhaps SB19 already know her through social media..mang inasal is a food franchice of chicken with unlimited rice, adidas is the chicken feet…try halo halo it’s a popular dessert specially during summer it’s consists of different fruits,beans, ube etc foods popular in the Philippines and you have to mixed it all to be able to enjoy it halo means mix that’s why you have to mix it ..
Is that where Adidas shoes got their name?😂😂😂
@@TripTipsPodcast That will really be funny if Adidas got the name from chicken feet barbecue😂😂 but it's the opposite. And Adidas got the name from the German Adolf "Adi" Dasler. 👍
@@TripTipsPodcast It is the opposite. Filipinos dubbed the chicken feet as Adidas when the brand was famous then. Nike was not popular then; otherwise, it would have been called Nike instead. 😆
Balut is fertilized duck egg its 16 to 21 days egg and boiled to eat. You can eat with vinegar sauce or with salt only. Jessica Lee she's a blogger in the Philippines i like her content like favourite foods among local and collaboration with some bloggers or artist too she had have eric nam in her video.
Thanks for the info!
Balut is just one of the many street foods you can find here in the Philippines. There's also chicken intestine, chicken blood, chicken feet,banana cue etc. It may sound or look exotic to you guys which is totally understandable but they' re actually tastes good.
Can’t wait to try
Balut ! Big D you have to try it when you're in the Philippines. If Jessica can do it, you can do it! The trick is to close your eyes and think of it as a nice juicy steak 🤣🤣
lol I’ll try it but ONLY once😊😂
I like your reaction bruuuuw😂😂😂
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You must also have a Collab with Jessica and sb19 when you come in the Philippines.
I hit up Jessica on instagram but she didn’t get back to me yet to jump on a live stream. I hit up Finn snow and he messaged me back and said he would do it when he comes back from his 12 days trip
@@TripTipsPodcast maybe Jessica is very busy right now.Just wait for her reply.Gor SB19 try to communicate with IZ Entertainment team.
@@jodaniels1278 okay will do. I tried contacting sb19moms on twitter. They never got back. I’ll keep trying
@@jodaniels1278 just did what you said and messaged 1z. Thanks for the advice🙏😊
@@TripTipsPodcast hope they reply.Wish to see you in the Philippines when you get here.I live in Southern Luzon.
You can check out Ken and Stell performance in BINGO PLUS 2024.They did solo's their
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Mang Inasal food chain is unli rice that's why stell say he eats 16 cups of rice😂😂
Oh wow. Thats a lot of rice 🍚 😳
D&J, "balut" isn't fermented, it's usually steamed (or boiled) duck egg. You should make it as one of your "to-do's/ challenges" once you get there lol. If you close your eyes while eating it, it will taste just like regular boiled egg, you only have to get past the sight and texture. 😆 Many RUclipsrs have tried it, if they can, why can't you lmao.🤣 Can't wait to see your vlogs when you get to the Philippines. Have fun! 💯
Oh I got a suggestion to easily get in contact with SB19, through their moms lol. Maybe react to their channel or something would be a good way to start. :)
That’s actually a great idea! We will react to their mom’s channel soon.
What is their mom’s channel name?
Or a link if you have it 😊🙏
@@TripTipsPodcasttheir channel is: SB19 moms
We arent allowed to have skirts that short actually. I remember nuns checking our skirts, anything above the knee would have gotten us in trouble 😂
Lmao that’s funny 😄
@@TripTipsPodcast
That's how it is in catholic private schools. Skirts should always be below the knee.
Last year Jessica is moving in the Philippines for good.. ❤❤❤
That’s awesome. We will see her there soon. Would love to get her on a live stream!
That's nice.. I hope you can collab with her in the future together with our boys MAHALIMA SB19 ❤❤❤😊
@@vebieannavergonzado5170 we would love that ❤️❤️❤️
@@vebieannavergonzado5170 That would be awesome for sure😁😁😁
#DandJREACTxJESSICALEExSB19 😍😍😍
Looking forward guys in your journey here in the Philippines.. Thank you so much for choosing our country❤❤❤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
fermented? No, I don't think so. Coz I like the soup so much coz it tastes fresh. It's just that the I can't take it some feathers in my throat and eating a whole bird so I can't eat balut. But the soup tastes like fresh boiled chicken meat to many.
Hi guys...I'm new to your channel,I always watching your RV..I'm also a-tin and I love Sb19 my bias is ken...did you watch already the part 1 of this video
I don’t think so. I didn’t know there was different parts I will check it out. Welcome to the channel💜🙏
It's one of showbreak episodes of SB19 and Jessica was invited as a guest.
That’s so cool
Waiting/watching ❤from Kuwait 🇰🇼
Welcome 🙏😊
@@TripTipsPodcastsorry i just watch now..i had work❤
@@jimmyyeom thanks for stopping by
@@TripTipsPodcast ya,welcome ❤ i always watch your vlog..hope u can visit Philippines one day💙💜❤
Guys i hope you can try mang inasal in the philippines , their marinated chicken barbecue is so popular im sure you'll gonna love it ❤❤❤
Oh wow that sounds delicious ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow yummy ❤❤❤❤❤
Maybe you can have a chance to collab with them,coz there are so many vlogers that permitted to collab with them !! why not !!🙏🙏🙏
We’ll reach out to them
I am pilipino myself but the duck egg is very well cooked I just don’t eat the egg embryo, I only eat the egg yellow, it is a pure protein, few of my family members don’t eat balut/duck egg
Oh ok thanks 😊
You should watch SINONG BIDA EPISODE 2. it was so hilarious.
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Okay will do😊❤️
I agree. Hopefully you can also react to episode 3 of this series.
@@_K1YA i will check it out
React to "Sammy and Tommy" vlog in PH, you might get ideas of places to go to and activities to do
I’ll check them out.
This was around pandemic that why the school was gloomy or dark because no one was there except them
Oh ok 👍
Please react to Growing Up in the Philippines as a Korean |…by Jessica Lee, love this video so much, thank you🤔🧐🔥🔥🔥
Okay we will 😊💜🇵🇭
We’ve done a few more. Check out Asia travel playlist. We’ve done 3-4 Jessica Lee videos
Mr. D pls try Balut 😅
I tried it once and (" I thank you" ) But you gonna try it .
(No preassure 😂)
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I haven't tried Balot/Balut and will never dare 😩😅🥲
Lmao me neither. I’ll stick to chicken and steak/fish
@@TripTipsPodcastwhat will be the first set of dishes you'll try once you get here? ❤❤❤
@@vitamincholi I’m gonna let my livestream audience pick it for me 😊
I keep adding stuff here. Should have waited til the end, but then too much for one msg. Halo-Halo (NOT HAlo/lower case "a") means "mix-mix" in Tagalog. It is usually a mix of a certain type of sweet bean, fruit pieces, gelatin pieces, could have coconut, sweet potato, maybe sweet corn...topped with shaved ice and condensed milk poured on top. It does NOT taste good as is, until you mix-mix it all up! Hence the name. It is not over sweet, it's refreshing, and full of vitamins. Sounds a bit weird, yes, but it's very good!
Ooohhh I am excited to try it
@@TripTipsPodcast Yeah, it's good! There's too much to try!
There's two foods, living here, that I will NOT touch, ever! Balut is the top of the list! No can do! By the way, for the record, Balut is "usually" a duck egg. Another I dislike is dinuguan (blood pudding), which is actually pig blood collected during the slaughtering of the pig, drained straight from his neck (as it dies), and then boiled (VERY common here). And, by the way, is where the above listed dinuguan comes from. My least favorite (hated) "condiment" is called Bagoong, which smells, to me, absolutely terrible, and is made of fermented shrimp FERMENTED! (Spoiled! Rotten!). They put in on a ton of their food for flavor, A special "treat" for them is to dip green (as in not ready) mango slices into the bagoong! Sounds plenty weird to dip unripe fruit into a fermented dip! We all eat weird things, which are not weird to us, but could freak out others.
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Hi guys! Balut is not a permented egg..its an egg of the duck , instead of hatching it, they boiled it, like a hard boiled egg
I see. Thanks for clarifying
Most foreigners can’t get past the visual aspect of the balut. If they were blindfolded, I doubt they would be so repulsed. The broth tastes just like chicken broth and the yolk tastes like a regular yolk that has been soaking in the broth.
Fun fact: Balut originated from South China which also explains why other countries like Vietnam have it.
watching from Hong Kong
Wow! Welcome🙏😊
Please check the full video of that. Thanks.
That wasn’t the full video?
@@TripTipsPodcastthe full video is in the sb19 YT official
Pls check out Zack Sang interview with SB 19 during US tour..❤
I’ll check it out
Wow thanks!!! it's 5am here in the Philippines...
@@mutyazablan517 😊👍😊👍
I don’t think that SB19 can easily be contacted and conduct an interview with them (or I may be mistaken) because as artists, they are busy with their careers as a group and as solo performers.
You may be right
There's a new Kpop Girl group Named UNIS ...from Univers ticket survival show they have they're 1St debut mini album on march 27 ...and from now they have a MV Teaser that group is formed with 3 different country and it has 8 member, and there is a 3 filipina 2 japanese and 3 koreans the other one is half korean and half filipina I hope you can react for this new young groups the new kpop group UNIS.. hope you read this thank you😁😁😁
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Balut is not fermented, it's actually a BOILED (Cooked) fertilized egg. hehehe
Ok thanks 😊
Jessica was the exchange student in episode 2 of SB19 three episode show callled "SB19 SCHOOL BUDDIES" - ruclips.net/video/PBXNZBEHdK8/видео.htmlsi=7T4nsmNjS3CbxzqH
I’ll check it out thank you!
Balut is only a days old
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That girl is Jessica Lee, a Korean vlogger and Not an American. She has studied elementary school in a Phil. province for many years before her family went back to South Korea. She has come back to the Philippines now as a popular vlogger.
She’s amazing. Love watching her journey
Jessica not jennifer
@@johnpaulpasco2508 I knew what you meant no worries 😊
Jessica not Jennifer
@@febielaurel9543 Right, Jessica Lee. Thanks! My mistake in hurrying.
What's amazing in the old structures in the Philippines...is they used duck eggs as cement.
Interesting 🤔
Wow that’s crazy
Balut isn't fermented. It's boiled. I don't eat balut, though.
Why is it gross?
You should react to SB19 SCHOOL BUDDIES ep1 with Robi Domingo, this is ep2 and ep3 was with mimiyuuuh. 😊
I will check it out thank you!
Please react so much fun,SB19 SCHOOL BUDDIES Episode 1 and 3
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I'm Sorry Guys I'm late I'm newly finish my business in chuck podcast... Will I'm here watching again to your video. 😅
That’s ok! Glad you made it🙏😊❤️
@@TripTipsPodcast It's Awesome podcast with Hurraira she is amazing wow.
@@inf4mousvloglife1572 I’ll have to get her on our show
@@TripTipsPodcast indeed beautiful podcast... I saw you there and greating you there.
Korean and Japanese they act like anime even in real life 😂
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Don’t worry, not a lot of Filipinos can eat Balut as well.
It’s fertilized not fermented 👀
Thanks for sharing
Please react also the philippine army shooting team..❤
More power to your channel..😊❤
Okay❤️
Can you also try to react to their Showbreak episodes, just for fun! 😁
We did all of them
@@TripTipsPodcast oh yey!
@@cindee_rella 😊
BALUT IS NOT FERMENTED EGG
Oh ok
That was a showbreak shooting of sb 19 featuring jessica. They pretended to be a students.
I’ll check it out
Another note for you guys to learn; When a Filipino says that "their nose is bleeding", they are referring to having to talk English. It's an inside joke that means it's too hard for them, and they have to concentrate too much, which makes their nose bleed. Most average Filipino's can understand English, but may not be able to have a full conversation in it, as they are not that used to speaking it daily. So, if you come here, you WILL hear someone say this! "Noes bleed" means too much English for them/
Oh that’s good to know thank you 😊
@@TripTipsPodcast Whenever you guys need to know something, or have a question, I'll try to help you out. Just ask. I don't want to assume what you already know or don't know, so I'll keep making general comments on the sites.
@@TripTipsPodcast I just watched your livestream on 7 Mar. I made a few comments, like "Crocs? Big snakes? That's lunch!" Just messing around, but all true. I enjoyed your livestream. Good job!
@@dwanemarsh4378 yes we saw you in there. Thanks for joining us today. Had a great time with you and everyone 😊🇵🇭❤️
@@TripTipsPodcast I made a "small" criticism, but not sure you saw it. It's about the way you say "tagalog". It made my wife laugh. It will others, too. You are pronouncing it as "taga-log", which to locals is funny. It's really said "ta-GA-log", with emphasis on the "GA". Just telling you as helpful criticism, since it really does sound funny to the locals (and me). Hope you take it in the spirit it is intended.
Did you see the actual SB19 episodes of this filming with Jessica? It's 4 parts starting with this episode: ruclips.net/video/bKdOc4h0tfs/видео.html
No. Thanks for letting us know. I will go check it out
TWO AMERICANS? You're no longer TWO ROCK fans? Wow! Amazing that you haven't boxed yourselves in being called that anymore. Ever since I first watched you, I can't remember you reacting to any rock songs or groups.
Being diverse is so liberating. But you still ROCK!
Well we switched it for just the travel videos and things on culture. When we do music we go back to two rock fans.
@@TripTipsPodcast oh! Cool!!!
Balut is not permented chick its cooked, you have to eat it when its hot, with eyes close or lights out ahahahahaha
Ah I see
it's not fermented
What is it?
@@TripTipsPodcast Balut (/bəˈluːt/ bə-LOOT, /ˈbɑːluːt/ BAH-loot;[1] also spelled as balot) is a fertilized developing egg embryo that is boiled or steamed and eaten from the shell.
Stell humor hahahah😂
Lmao! Love it
@@TripTipsPodcast haahah yeah
Nosebleed is a Pinoy slang that means they are having difficulty understanding or speaking in a different language.
Yess especially English..