You deserved not to get out since ur like the most "filipino" out of all that participated as filipino in the jubilee show. Even the accent you nailed it!. Congratz Jared! Mabuhay
You really are a great mole. I agree with the girl, Bulalo is pretty deep in parts of Cavite. So that really strengthen your stand as a pinoy. Congrats, man!
The biggest giveaway was naming yourself just "John" because no one ever only has John as their first name. It's always followed with a second first name like John Mark, John Lloyd, John Dale, John Carlo etc. Jared is also a widely used Filipino name, which could be a standalone name compared to John which is always paired with something else.
@@sprikitik9719Yeah sure there are Johns, but I'm just saying that John paired with a second first name is MUCH more common in the Philippines than just John.
@@alice_agogo It's not as common as John, but it's definitely a name used here. Even in Jared's Philippine trip series, you'd see that he met a kid named Jared.
Ang galing mo, Jared! Sa tingin ko mas Filipino ka pa kaysa sa iba. Yung Bicolano nga pala ay pwedeng lengguahe o tao, at yung Bicol naman ay tumutukoy sa lugar. May kilala akong Jared na classmate ko nung highschool. Yung John naman ay popular sa Pinas kung dalawa ang pangalan mo (John Carlo, John Paul), pero hindi sya masyadong common kapag John lang. Yung ”tabi tabi po” ay sobrang popular sa mga Millenials pero di na ata sya popular sa mga Gen Z’s ngayon. Congrats, Jared!!
The "My way" lore is so true. Someone got shot singing that song. And i noticed your face changed. Good thing you followed up with "bebot", that threw em off. Congrats on the win.😊 Also Jared John would've worked too.
Jared because you speak the Tagalog language was the key you learn so much about the Filipino culture and you were able to answer, when you went to the Philippines and spoke with the Pinoys also helped you a lot. Most of them the Fil-Ams dont speak the language so and the only Filipino culture they know is food and Filipino folk dance hahahaha, good job Jared , kung balik ka sa Pinas sa Dec ka uwi para super masaya Language and Culture are Inseparable “Through learning language, we learn about culture"
Try ninyo kuya jared na sa pilipinas magpasko kasama family mo napakasaya ng pasko sa pilipinas...pilipinas ang may pinakamahaba celebration ng pasko sa buong mundo nagsisimula na sept 1 christmas season. hindi lang summer,rainy season pati christmas season meron kami 4months
Very good strategy for not sticking out like a sore thumb right away. Generally, Filipinos are very passive and just love being in the background until people discover that they can sing, dance etc. Like what they say, “sa una lang magpapabugbog ang mga bida.”
I'm also surprised no one else knew about the "tabi-tabi po" and duwende/Nuno sa punso. To be honest though, it's been quite a while since I last heard that "superstition" and it was a pleasant surprise you brought it up! I guess most Filipinos have already forgotten about it.
Lol Jahred you are more Filipino than these dudes. You had visited the Phillippunes for a month, you speak and converse with tagalog language on many ordinary Filipinos especially in the streets, you eat the foods especially the simple one that makes you differ from these Filipino kids living abroad and yet their feets are floating in the ground.
This is so amazing, Jared! I never thought someone I’ve known in real life would end up on Jubilee, but you’re the perfect guy for it and I’m honestly so proud of you, man!! Also I laughed so hard when you chose the name “John” since I knew exactly what you meant there 😂
He might have lost if they had Filipinos from the motherland. Jared is not fully fimiliar being Filipino yet. Going against the filams is a easy win lol
Most of Pinoys with John as their first name always comes as a double name. e.g. John Carlo (JC), John Paul (JP), or sometime John comes after, e.g. Peter John (PJ)... so yeah... I don't recall a person that I knew with just plain JOHN as first name.
Galing mo Jared….just get teary eyed and overwhelmed each time I watch someone with a FILIPINO heart. Puede ka na maging tunay na Pinoy. Mabuhay ka Jred. Yes, Jared itself is a very Filipino name. My first time to watch your vlog and just subscribed.
Great video & your winning at being the mole in the group. I was surprised that little Tagalog was spoken. I would have figured the group members would "test" you by listening to your Tagalog to single you out. Also, I was very surprised that "John" (the Canadian) didn't know about the song "My Way" & how it's not to be sung at karaoke. I remember hearing that from several people from the Philippines but I'm not really sure if that restriction is true or not. The rest in the group seemed to know about it but "John" did not.
Jared is Filipino name,my cousin's name Jared,i enjoyed watching this video 😂😂basta habang nanonood ako natatawa at the same time i got nervous for John pero ang galing nya he knew everything about Filipino😂
omg that's only proving that no matter what race you from, if you want to embrace certain culture and language, that makes YOU like them even tho you are not them by blood!!!
So Fun watching this hahah it's obviously Canadian accent i'm a Filipino pure too and back then i had VC in my Cousin in Australia hahah it's bit hard when i talk to pure Australian accent, i'm going to US soon maybe 2025 little bit nervous Cause i'm not Fluent!
My wife keeps asking, "She's Canadian?!" (talking about Jared). After watching your more recent videos, she can hardly believe that you're not Pinoy! Very entertaining video... you're amazing!
Nahh you're correct! It really depends on the brand of Portable Karaoke Machine. They just don't know. It just happens that Magic Sing is the most popular one in the States. In the Philippines, it's actually Platinum. 😅
The part where you mentioned about the duende and peeing and saying, "Tabi-tabi po!" is so legit! I'm surprised the "real" Filipinos in your group didn't know about it.
Everyone but John has the Filipino sound when they speak. It was not the accent coz everyone has the american accent but it was more of the sound that would make him different among them. I can't really eaplain in words, but every time i talk to a kababayan regardless of the accent, there's this certain sound that could help me identify a filipino or not.
just a clarification: most of the karakoke shooting incident in the philippines, rumor said that the last song you heard before they get shot was "my way by: frank sinatra😅
The story that you told them about the dwarf was so popular in the Philippines specially in the province but it so happen that those guys stayed in the other countries for long time I think that's why they didn't know about it. And I think that 1 point kung bakit hindi sila nagduda sayo...good job Sir Jared
I'm a Filipino who's lived in the Philippines all my life and if you're still curious Mr Jared.. 1) yes, Jared is a Filipino name but not very common. At least nowhere near as John. John is an insanely common Filipino name. 2) tabi-tabi po.. probably no one there knows about it because they're Filipino Americans. I grew up with it and still do it to this day in my adulthood especially when I'm peeing outside at night on a tree or a mound.
I'm Filipino and my brother's name is Jarred, so there you go. Yes, John is a common Filipino name but not by itself only. It's usually paired with something like paul, ray, or chris because it sounds unusual(for me at least) to call someone with a single syllable name in tagalog.
The tabi tabi po is kinda lost on the city dwellers.. it is practiced more on the rural settings with lots forest cover/mountains where the supernatural beings are in their natural habitats. We are supposed to coexist with them.
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Supercool for Jared to win the game. Loved the vibe!
Balato naman Jan
@@Jayyhartmann I wanna learn English from u Bro Jared😂
You deserved not to get out since ur like the most "filipino" out of all that participated as filipino in the jubilee show. Even the accent you nailed it!. Congratz Jared! Mabuhay
You really are a great mole. I agree with the girl, Bulalo is pretty deep in parts of Cavite. So that really strengthen your stand as a pinoy. Congrats, man!
taga laguna ako kumakain kami ng bulalo
The biggest giveaway was naming yourself just "John" because no one ever only has John as their first name. It's always followed with a second first name like John Mark, John Lloyd, John Dale, John Carlo etc. Jared is also a widely used Filipino name, which could be a standalone name compared to John which is always paired with something else.
But my bro in law is John but he’s half Filipino born and raised in the Philippines so yes there’s john just like my sister is just Anne
Singular Johns used to be common in the 90s and earlier @@sprikitik9719
Also in my 4 decades of life I do not know a single Jared in person
@@sprikitik9719Yeah sure there are Johns, but I'm just saying that John paired with a second first name is MUCH more common in the Philippines than just John.
@@alice_agogo It's not as common as John, but it's definitely a name used here. Even in Jared's Philippine trip series, you'd see that he met a kid named Jared.
Ang galing mo, Jared! Sa tingin ko mas Filipino ka pa kaysa sa iba.
Yung Bicolano nga pala ay pwedeng lengguahe o tao, at yung Bicol naman ay tumutukoy sa lugar.
May kilala akong Jared na classmate ko nung highschool. Yung John naman ay popular sa Pinas kung dalawa ang pangalan mo (John Carlo, John Paul), pero hindi sya masyadong common kapag John lang.
Yung ”tabi tabi po” ay sobrang popular sa mga Millenials pero di na ata sya popular sa mga Gen Z’s ngayon.
Congrats, Jared!!
It is Jun
The "My way" lore is so true. Someone got shot singing that song. And i noticed your face changed. Good thing you followed up with "bebot", that threw em off. Congrats on the win.😊 Also Jared John would've worked too.
Jared because you speak the Tagalog language was the key you learn so much about the Filipino culture and you were able to answer, when you went to the Philippines and spoke with the Pinoys also helped you a lot. Most of them the Fil-Ams dont speak the language so and the only Filipino culture they know is food and Filipino folk dance hahahaha, good job Jared , kung balik ka sa Pinas sa Dec ka uwi para super masaya
Language and Culture are Inseparable
“Through learning language, we learn about culture"
Try ninyo kuya jared na sa pilipinas magpasko kasama family mo napakasaya ng pasko sa pilipinas...pilipinas ang may pinakamahaba celebration ng pasko sa buong mundo nagsisimula na sept 1 christmas season. hindi lang summer,rainy season pati christmas season meron kami 4months
Very good strategy for not sticking out like a sore thumb right away. Generally, Filipinos are very passive and just love being in the background until people discover that they can sing, dance etc. Like what they say, “sa una lang magpapabugbog ang mga bida.”
I'm also surprised no one else knew about the "tabi-tabi po" and duwende/Nuno sa punso.
To be honest though, it's been quite a while since I last heard that "superstition" and it was a pleasant surprise you brought it up! I guess most Filipinos have already forgotten about it.
I still do that when I pee somewhere outside a house or in a countryside even there's no punso haha
Lol Jahred you are more Filipino than these dudes. You had visited the Phillippunes for a month, you speak and converse with tagalog language on many ordinary Filipinos especially in the streets, you eat the foods especially the simple one that makes you differ from these Filipino kids living abroad and yet their feets are floating in the ground.
Ssooo..true. This is very entertaining!😂❤
INDEED....sometimes disgusting to some Pilipino kids who doesnt even speak even simple english...annoying.😡😡😡
This is so amazing, Jared! I never thought someone I’ve known in real life would end up on Jubilee, but you’re the perfect guy for it and I’m honestly so proud of you, man!!
Also I laughed so hard when you chose the name “John” since I knew exactly what you meant there 😂
you out filipinoed the filipinos
they arent filipinos they are filams
@@ociones yea i mean its pretty evident from their accents
He might have lost if they had Filipinos from the motherland. Jared is not fully fimiliar being Filipino yet. Going against the filams is a easy win lol
@@Drew-po6ju his culture is filcan tbh
Most of Pinoys with John as their first name always comes as a double name. e.g. John Carlo (JC), John Paul (JP), or sometime John comes after, e.g. Peter John (PJ)... so yeah... I don't recall a person that I knew with just plain JOHN as first name.
Galing mo Jared….just get teary eyed and overwhelmed each time I watch someone with a FILIPINO heart. Puede ka na maging tunay na Pinoy. Mabuhay ka Jred. Yes, Jared itself is a very Filipino name. My first time to watch your vlog and just subscribed.
Good job, Jared, that's why i tick the subs.👍🏽
Ang galing mo talaga Jared... By the way, bicolano is both language and person... Bicol is the place.
Ohh, thank you! I didn’t know that…haha
@@Jayyhartmann Bicolano is either language or men and Bicolana is for women who lives in Bicol....
The dwarf superstitious is very popular. They just don't know about it.
Well played Jared!! 🥰 You are definitely a Filipino at heart.
I've watched this Jared..or John..Jared..John...brother nalang!!!! Congratz as you really blend well! The episode was awesome...ang galing!!!
Great video & your winning at being the mole in the group. I was surprised that little Tagalog was spoken. I would have figured the group members would "test" you by listening to your Tagalog to single you out.
Also, I was very surprised that "John" (the Canadian) didn't know about the song "My Way" & how it's not to be sung at karaoke. I remember hearing that from several people from the Philippines but I'm not really sure if that restriction is true or not. The rest in the group seemed to know about it but "John" did not.
Jared is Filipino name,my cousin's name Jared,i enjoyed watching this video 😂😂basta habang nanonood ako natatawa at the same time i got nervous for John pero ang galing nya he knew everything about Filipino😂
First time I watched this was from Jubille but it is more fun watching this from Jared reaction.
I watched that episode. I was pretty funny. Good job, man!
Wow Jared! You won! CONGRATS! 🎉
Bekenemen! 😂😂😂
omg that's only proving that no matter what race you from, if you want to embrace certain culture and language, that makes YOU like them even tho you are not them by blood!!!
So if a person is white, they can embrace being black and they too can say the N word?
The way you were more Filipino than them 😭😂
Wow congrats Jared .. you really can pass as a Filipino
Jared didn't just show up to participate, he is in it para "Manalo" hahaha.
I have one student before named Jared as well.I really love Canadian people they are really professional and formal.
*_Napanood ko to last week, haha... Ang galing mo dyan Jared, hindi nila nalaman na ikaw yung hindi pinoy._* 😂
you deserve a like man thank you for loving us
i like that NANALO AKO hahahahah😅 Congrats Jared i'm late watching this Sowi!
i enjoyed watching the game.... jared sounded more filipino than the rest. wooot wooot love it. kahusay na bata
Your smart! Maalam na maalam! Nag-enjoy ako sa panonood! Di ka na talaga pwede ibenta sa Pinas 😅
nakakatuwa ka talaga sir jared hahaha pusong pinoy ka talaga 🥰
So Fun watching this hahah it's obviously Canadian accent i'm a Filipino pure too and back then i had VC in my Cousin in Australia hahah it's bit hard when i talk to pure Australian accent, i'm going to US soon maybe 2025 little bit nervous Cause i'm not Fluent!
I watched it jared you did a goodjob love watching it
You truly pilipino by heart
My wife keeps asking, "She's Canadian?!" (talking about Jared). After watching your more recent videos, she can hardly believe that you're not Pinoy! Very entertaining video... you're amazing!
A very nice sharing of your "I Went UNDERCOVER as A Filipino on A Game Show!" video. Full support & Best of luck po/Ned👍🎉👍
I'm surprised to see that there's a safari in Cebu. Thank you for sharing this video.
This is a unique addition to activities to see in Cebu.
Haha, my brother's name is Jared and we are Filipino.
Cool video. Good job Jared!
I enjoyed watching this video! I giggled I laughed! 😂😂😂😂 U made my day❣️🥰
You are awesome, Mr Jared!
You did well kuya. Galeng!
You definitely would give them a run for their money if you`d have all spoken in Tagalog...Great video Jared..don`t spend it all at once ha ha !
Nahh you're correct! It really depends on the brand of Portable Karaoke Machine. They just don't know. It just happens that Magic Sing is the most popular one in the States. In the Philippines, it's actually Platinum. 😅
I think there's a filipino blood runs in your soul Jared. ❤❤❤
Lmao I was there on the premier. I was like wtf Jared why are you here!🤣😂
Wow! Galing mo bro!!😂😂👏👏👏👍🇵🇭🇧🇭
You just did a great job.❤
Don't feel bad Jared, that just means that you're more Filipino that some Filipinos.
The dwende and tabi-tabi po is popular. It's just not popular outside the Philippines 😅 i think it's because americans don't really pee outside. 😂
Great job Jared!
Well played eh. 🍁👍🏼 Dasurv kase mahusay, Mabuhay! 🎉
the vicks thing is a mexican thing for us tooo 😭😭😭
Congrats! So fun game and you're a deserving winner.
this is totally awesome
Yes Jared is pretty common namme in the Philippines among millenials and Gen Zs
John Mendoza Manalo that's a really good choice, it's super common Filipino name over all. I knew someone who is John Mendoza.
Ang galing mo Jared! 👍
My nephew’s name is Jared and we’re Filipino. He lives in Manila and I’m here in L.A.
The part where you mentioned about the duende and peeing and saying, "Tabi-tabi po!" is so legit! I'm surprised the "real" Filipinos in your group didn't know about it.
tabi tabi po or tabi apo os super famous in the old days like the 90s. genZ doesn't know that anymore.
Bicolano is a person from Bicol and it is also the language spoken there in region 5.
Good job jared! 👏👏👏
I have never heard anyone speaks tagalog as good as christen eve
16:10 It is actually a popular superstition here in the Philippines. Those Fil-Ams are just not that knowledgeable
Hi Jared! We, Filipinos love your content. ❤
Everyone but John has the Filipino sound when they speak. It was not the accent coz everyone has the american accent but it was more of the sound that would make him different among them. I can't really eaplain in words, but every time i talk to a kababayan regardless of the accent, there's this certain sound that could help me identify a filipino or not.
WOW u so very much good Jared...
Yup. Jared can also be a Filipino westernized name.
My younger cousin is named Jared Howard Benito.
Very nice Filipino representation 3-5 english words and 1 filipino word in a sentence. 🤣
Funny Jared i keep on smiling ang laughing thats great enjoy guys🙏🏾👍
just a clarification: most of the karakoke shooting incident in the philippines, rumor said that the last song you heard before they get shot was "my way by: frank sinatra😅
I love this game. You got 'em fooled, hahaha!
I know someone who's name is "Carl Jared". He is my high school best friend's son. And I am his Godfather since he was Baptized during his infancy. 😊
Okay, as a Bicolana, Rey is my dude. It's his "dual wielding" comment, lol. Bro is a gamer!
Edit: I forgot to say congrats, Jared!
bro you know more about filipinos than actual filipinos, that superstition is really common!
You looks like younger leonardo de carpio from titanic lead actor.
This is awesome Jared 😂
Its fun. Love it !
What a pleasant surprise! So how did it feel to be the only all seeing one? Haha
Bicol is the place and Bicolano can mean the dialect or a person from Bicol
Many filipinos using a jared name,since filipino now are using international name after adopting spanish name for century
Man. With that mustache you’re looking more like a Filipino uncle. Hahahaha!
True! 😂😂😂!!!
Well Played😁😁😁👏👏👏
Yes madami Jared pangalan dito sa pinas
Yes it's Filipino name Jared.The class mate of my grand daughter the name is Jared
Love this ❤
The story that you told them about the dwarf was so popular in the Philippines specially in the province but it so happen that those guys stayed in the other countries for long time I think that's why they didn't know about it. And I think that 1 point kung bakit hindi sila nagduda sayo...good job Sir Jared
Your “parents” are exactly where my mom (cavite) & dad (Manila) are from 😂
The dwende thing is popular to Filipinos who grew up in rural areas
so cool!
I'm a Filipino who's lived in the Philippines all my life and if you're still curious Mr Jared..
1) yes, Jared is a Filipino name but not very common. At least nowhere near as John. John is an insanely common Filipino name.
2) tabi-tabi po.. probably no one there knows about it because they're Filipino Americans. I grew up with it and still do it to this day in my adulthood especially when I'm peeing outside at night on a tree or a mound.
jared is also a filipino name
Nice one john.
You got them all Jared. lol I enjoy so much watching this. By the way, I'm from YYC
I'm Filipino and my brother's name is Jarred, so there you go. Yes, John is a common Filipino name but not by itself only. It's usually paired with something like paul, ray, or chris because it sounds unusual(for me at least) to call someone with a single syllable name in tagalog.
The tabi tabi po is kinda lost on the city dwellers.. it is practiced more on the rural settings with lots forest cover/mountains where the supernatural beings are in their natural habitats. We are supposed to coexist with them.