Yow the real one is here. I freaking knew it you got it from Jo koy. As you were doing the skit Jo Koy stand up the 1st thing popped into my head. And btw why aren't you verified yet.
I’m sure people will think that’s a joke. However, all Asian will know of this ancient technique. It’s so magical and universal, it doesn’t matter how long your finger is. It will work every time without fail.
Not just Asian, the finger thing, I come from Spanish descent and I asked my mom why is it a thing and she just said it's how every generation is taught. It only gets lost if the mother doesn't teach it to the child
The first time I went to visit my Filipino sister-in-law's home there was a wooden bin as tall as a trash can against the wall. I thought maybe they recycled. Nope it was the Rice bin. 😂😂
Thats how I eat too mang Im Phillippino Mexican German and Sweedish and I look like Pitbull or Jo Koy but I go by " MiniPiT" so check out Pitbull Impersonator MiniPiT ✌😎
When I cooked rice, I used the ratio of 1 rice to 1 water, after watching this video, I was hesitant of use the finger method, but when I tried, it turned out nice. Now, I'm one of the practitioner of the ancient art :)
Indian here. This is how my grandma taught me how to cook rice . Works like magic !! And instead of a coffee mug, she used a spare steel water glass. Also, agree bout the GIANT rice bag !!
I'm from Nepal and I find this soooo relatable! 🙌 You're right, entire households run on rice. And I love that I eat a soft white mountain of it every day. Wouldn't trade rice for anything ❤️
I use my finger just like he said to measure how much water needed. No measuring cup whatsoever. In an Asian/ American home there better be a rice cooker somewhere. Absolutely true.
Omg this was the best night with my hubby! We saw you in Stockton, Ca.. and I about died when you told the security to lock the doors so we were safe! 😂😂😂 I think the music at the end was my favorite part! Brought me back so fast! Loved it.. thanks for such a great night!❤
@@TlanImass - That's the biggest problem with us Pinoy with T2DM, giving up rice or anything that made from grains. Anyway, I don't have T2DM. I'm doing LCIF hopefully I could avoid getting T2DM.
PERFECT!! Exactly how I learned to cook rice in our Filipino home! I still eat rice every day, and I taught my South Dakota wife how to prepare rice the exact same way!
I'm so glad that I was roommates with a Cambodian while I was in college. She taught me a LOT--including how to properly cook rice. And it was exactly like this. LOL
I'm curious where all the Indians are in these rice talks between this and Uncle Rogers video. Basamati rice is pretty different compared to the rice most other Asians cook.
my indian friends cringe to that egg fried rice, they said that if she was cooking the indian way it was STILL wrong, basmati had to be wash BEFORE it's cooked.
Well yes Basmati rice is different from the normal rice. But only in how it should be eaten. The East Asian eats rice as steamed rice, with slight stickiness just so they hold together when eating with chopsticks. Basmati must not be sticky at all cost. I believe the Indians eat rice either when mixed together in dishes, or as when with banana leaf rice. Though this I am not sure. Well I can say even if saucepan is used, never wash rice after cooking. I once used campfires for cooking rice and nothings changed when it comes to cooking rice except for watching out the fires so it cooks evenly.
Right to the 'drag nylon bag, the broken handle cup and the finger line rule'. There are 6 people in my family so my mum usually bought 20-30 kg rice at once. I remember my sister and i team up to drag that nylon bag from my parents motorcycle to kitchen.
When I ate bread for breakfast.. Dad: Let's eat breakfast. Me: I just did. Dad: No, that's not breakfast cos it's *not* rice! Lol! It's the same if I ate pasta for lunch.. it _must be rice._ 😅 Filipinos eat rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner!! 😅😂
I can soooooo relate. I remember being at work one day and I called my best friend to let her know that our local Indian grocery had 20 lb bags of rice for buy 2 get 1 free. My coworker overheard me and was like "You bought 60 lbs of rice? How long with that last you?" And I said "about 60 days". I thought her brain was going to explode.
Damn man thats how I eat every morning too just add a egg and dont forget our favorite recipes Soy Sauce.. I thought I was Pitbull Phillipino turned out that I found another brother that looks like me is a comedian you Jo Koy much luv and Respect. We gotta meet one day my friend AaronMiniPiT ✌😎
After decades of claiming the same comedian as my #1 fave, Mr. Jo Koy has officially taken that #1 spot...Sorry, Dave, but you've been bumped...still love ya though...
@@DivaDelgado128 For me, it doesn't work all the time because it can lead to too little water. It is when you add the water to the short grain rice you put the spoon standing in the middle of the caldero. If the spoon falls, it is too much water. My aunt and my mom uses this trick but I prefer the finger method.
The other day I try to make rice and I fail I think I put to much water and I remember this and I told my husband I should have make the rice Joy Koy style... Next time!!! 😅 (I know how to make the short rice not the long)
“The bag of rice I had to get, was the size of this F*CKING STOOL” I may be from Gen Z but I still have to carry those kinds of rice whenever my parents are back from groceries. He ain’t kidding around when it comes to Filipinos and rice, it’s so true XD
All the jokes of Jo Koy are like comedy but it's true with Pinoy... Jo Koy can really with accent maybe he learned it from.his Mom... This has made him successful as stand up comedian...amazing Jo Koy....
That's not how you cook rice because it only works if you cook the right amount of rice every times. If you change the amount rice, you gonna mess up the rice. The right way is to measure the rice level with your finger, put your finger tip on top the rice level, then add water up to the finger level you measured from the rice.
This is ALL so true and don't forget to save the rice water for the plants and my Nana always said its good for softening dry feet. Aloha from Honolulu, Hawaii byways of Waikiki
It's the exact same in a Mexican family. A 50lbs bag of rice and a 50lbs bag of beans next to it, sharing the one mug with a broken handle. The line on the finger works for beans as well 😂😂😂
This was soo funny n relatable!! im Puerto Rican n i have a big plastic container with a lid that holds up to 20lbs of rice (i actually got it at the Asian market)..inside i have a "rice measuring cup" that is not in ANY WAY a real measuring cup lol. The cup also doubles as a water measuring cup bc i have made so much rice in my life that i can just eyeball it. We also have the "spoon trick" to check your water measurment. Stand a spoon up in the middle of the pot after u have your water in n let go...if it stays standing your water measurement is perfect. Cant explain how or why but it works everytime 😂
You still need to water it right, rice cookers will cook it but it won't adjust the water for you. A little less water and your rice will be undercooked, too much, too mushy.
Nope, wrong. First, you measure the rice level with your finger. Second, put your finger tip on top the rice level. Finally, add water up to the finger level you measured from the rice.
@@merciseignuer1030 Actually the accuracy of that ratio changes depending on how much rice you're cooking. (I don't know why. Or is it the type of rice I'm using?) It's probably ok to use that ratio for up to 4 cups of rice, but if we really wanted to use math, I feel like we need an exact formula.
*I've been cooking our rice since I was a 10, I think and I just usually try to estimate the amount of water I'm using. Now, thanks to Joe I only need to use this* 🖕
I remember howling at this bit when I saw it on netflix for the first time
Uncle Roger approves!
Uncle Roger!!! 💕
Teabag me uncle roger!!
Yow the real one is here. I freaking knew it you got it from Jo koy. As you were doing the skit Jo Koy stand up the 1st thing popped into my head. And btw why aren't you verified yet.
Uncle Roger
I’m sure people will think that’s a joke. However, all Asian will know of this ancient technique. It’s so magical and universal, it doesn’t matter how long your finger is. It will work every time without fail.
Not just Asian, the finger thing, I come from Spanish descent and I asked my mom why is it a thing and she just said it's how every generation is taught. It only gets lost if the mother doesn't teach it to the child
@@vitico123ful Mexican is spanish american and filipino is spanish asian
True...
Buuurrrrnnn ✌ The rice 😁
My hands are twice the size of my girlfriends. And the rice always comes out the same
The first time I went to visit my Filipino sister-in-law's home there was a wooden bin as tall as a trash can against the wall. I thought maybe they recycled. Nope it was the Rice bin. 😂😂
Thats some real shit Ahahahaha
yeah and most of time it has a welcome sign! " Rice On!!! "
@@athenazoey5093 LOL! I know that sign! "Rice On"😄
We put ours in plastic drum..lol.
Hahha that's us filipinos ma'am. Hehe.
Im dying laughing because that is EXACTLY how my west African mum and aunties told me how to cook rice
Filipino breakfast is last night's dinner with an "EGG"
EXACTLY LMAO 😄😄
Thats how I eat too mang Im Phillippino Mexican German and Sweedish and I look like Pitbull or Jo Koy but I go by " MiniPiT" so check out Pitbull Impersonator MiniPiT ✌😎
@@AK47MR408miniPIT you're halo-halo in human form!?...
@@AK47MR408miniPIT
My instant Asian breakfast is 2 to 3 eggs, rice, and then mix it up with the yolk. Add soy sauce and pepper. Done 😋😋😋😋
I’m not even Filipino and I already got my leftover rice in the fridge for bfast with an egg 😋
same here my neighbor 😂
I not Filipino, but my mom taught me the same way. Us Hawaiins probably learned how to measure the water from the Filipinos!!! Mahalo 😃😃😃🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼💕
May be... But everyone around the world with a rice culture cooks that way.
Hawaii and Guam we're Philippines' Maharlika Island during the Ancient Time.
Many Filipinos in Hawai.. Migrate there to plant Pineapple 😆
@@roggiejuayan1877 you're right.
The kingdom of maharlika,which is ruled by tagean tallano clan
Yes yes. Mahalo yung rice with water
When I cooked rice, I used the ratio of 1 rice to 1 water, after watching this video, I was hesitant of use the finger method, but when I tried, it turned out nice. Now, I'm one of the practitioner of the ancient art :)
Welcome to the club my friend
i also used the finger method on your mama. she turned out quite wet and sticky
It’s magic
It's crazy because the first time I saw this, I actually began making my rice this way, and I have made it like this ever since lol. Thanks Jo!
Dude even as a Jamaican I feel that broken coffee cup and the finger rule.
I felt this entire performance in my soul as a jamaican
I see no lies. One old enamel cup that just lived in the 100lb rice bag
Yes a true!!!!!
I was just abt to comment the same thing when I saw this comment. The finger rule never failes. And the one broken handle cup!!!
lol facts
Maybe BBC did not use this as reference for that bizarre rice tutorial. If they would, it will be a f**king perfect.😺
Hahaha same thought🤣🤣
i think they thought this is just a joke. probably. hahaha 😂
hahahahahha
🤣🤣 so true
28 people work @ BBC have disliked this already
Indian here. This is how my grandma taught me how to cook rice . Works like magic !! And instead of a coffee mug, she used a spare steel water glass. Also, agree bout the GIANT rice bag !!
I'm from Nepal and I find this soooo relatable! 🙌 You're right, entire households run on rice. And I love that I eat a soft white mountain of it every day. Wouldn't trade rice for anything ❤️
Married to a filipino... this is EXACTLY how I was taught to prep and measure the water for the rice.
so you're right hand is filipino?
This guy is TOO funny! Anytime he talks about his mom I can't help to smile and laugh.
When I first saw it completely changed my life! Jo Koy you made me a better cook!!
A friend of mine was explaining how to do perfect rice and I told him I heard that somewhere...and it was from you!!!👌🤣♥️♥️♥️
Agree 👍100%.The Best Rice measuring cup and a dirty finger 😜
He raise the stage with filipino culture with humor...😂1😂1
asian culture dude
Hes not even funny at all
@@kagamitaiga6856 common dude
@@joshuabanez4589 he is referencing filipino culture here not asians in general..he is half filipino,his mom is pure filipina...
@th4nny i know dogg but some asians were the same habit and culture
Uncle roger's brother from another mother
From another father actually.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
More like, asian from another nation.
Jo Koy is Uncle Ben's DADDY. FACTS.
I use my finger just like he said to measure how much water needed. No measuring cup whatsoever. In an Asian/ American home there better be a rice cooker somewhere. Absolutely true.
I love how relevant this entire rice experience is not just for Asians but also for Polys 😂🤣🤙🏽
Polynesian?
Umm, you do know that about half of the Polys are actually Asians right...
@@FalconWindblader Polynesians?
True!!! That's the Ancient Secret of cooking a perfect rice.. It was passed by generations to generations in every Filipino household😅🙌
Omg this was the best night with my hubby! We saw you in Stockton, Ca.. and I about died when you told the security to lock the doors so we were safe! 😂😂😂 I think the music at the end was my favorite part! Brought me back so fast! Loved it.. thanks for such a great night!❤
Being Indian this is exactly how my dad taught me how to make rice! Also my fridge is full of leftovers in margarine containers🤣
I’m Puerto Rican but I absolutely agree with everything he just said!!! This is the right way to make it rice 🍚 😂😂😂
some of Filipino cultures are funny when you tell it to other Nationalities and Jo koy delivers it very well, and he is so Funny
BBC's egg fried rice must've referred to this as a reference in cooking the rice. The entire asian community might have reacted differently.
Rice is life!
Not for diabetics. :P
@@TlanImass - That's the biggest problem with us Pinoy with T2DM, giving up rice or anything that made from grains. Anyway, I don't have T2DM. I'm doing LCIF hopefully I could avoid getting T2DM.
Rice is love
@@TlanImass no. Also for diabetes . Use steamed unpolished rice.
Rice is lyf!
“It’s not a proper (true) meal if it’s not with rice.” 😂
Unli-rice is lifer.
"It's just last night's dinner with an egg"... so true
PERFECT!! Exactly how I learned to cook rice in our Filipino home! I still eat rice every day, and I taught my South Dakota wife how to prepare rice the exact same way!
I am a Filipina living here in Saudi Arabia. I do not get tired watching your jokes over and over. And i still laugh hard😀😀😀🥰🥰🥰🥰
East Indians, Carribeans, Blacks, Asians, Hispanics and any whites who've cooked rice like that knows!
*COUGH COUGH*
BBC FOOD
@@benjaminmoua78 giggity
Yes very common actually. Way way back when people were not awate of measuring yet. Success cooking by chance actially.
My grandma taught me the exact same way
Except with a creole accent
As a Korean, this is so accurate with that "fucking line" comment.
I love it when he talks about his mom! It’s so hilarious! 😂
I'm not Asian, but I had a Japanese friend when I went to art school many, many years ago. I'm 68 and I STILL make rice this way!
I always get mad when I see how white people cook rice. The Asian trick is definitely immortal 😂😂
I'm so glad that I was roommates with a Cambodian while I was in college. She taught me a LOT--including how to properly cook rice. And it was exactly like this. LOL
That ancient secret of cooking rice is true. Source: me. I am Korean.
Oh my God I love rice and I'm almost 70 and I never knew how to make it correctly until I watched Joe ...THANK YOU JOE & YOUR MOMMA!❤️❤️❤️❤️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm curious where all the Indians are in these rice talks between this and Uncle Rogers video. Basamati rice is pretty different compared to the rice most other Asians cook.
my indian friends cringe to that egg fried rice, they said that if she was cooking the indian way it was STILL wrong, basmati had to be wash BEFORE it's cooked.
Well yes Basmati rice is different from the normal rice. But only in how it should be eaten. The East Asian eats rice as steamed rice, with slight stickiness just so they hold together when eating with chopsticks.
Basmati must not be sticky at all cost. I believe the Indians eat rice either when mixed together in dishes, or as when with banana leaf rice. Though this I am not sure.
Well I can say even if saucepan is used, never wash rice after cooking. I once used campfires for cooking rice and nothings changed when it comes to cooking rice except for watching out the fires so it cooks evenly.
I’ve cooked rice this way even since I watched this show when it air’d 👋🏽🤣
I think every south east asian people cooked rice the way he cooked😂
Malaysian here. I can totally confirm that.
Right to the 'drag nylon bag, the broken handle cup and the finger line rule'. There are 6 people in my family so my mum usually bought 20-30 kg rice at once. I remember my sister and i team up to drag that nylon bag from my parents motorcycle to kitchen.
@@silvercyber19 the good old days. It's hard to find rice bags that is above 30 kg. They usually sell 10 kg nowadays (from my experience in malaysia)
Right but when it's done you stir it with wet chopsticks to release the steam from the bottom and voilà!
@@Civilmonkey1 as a malaysian we usually just poke the half cooked rice with chopsticks so it will make a hole for the steam to be released
I watched this six months ago and have given my rice the middle finger ever since
When I ate bread for breakfast..
Dad: Let's eat breakfast.
Me: I just did.
Dad: No, that's not breakfast cos it's *not* rice!
Lol! It's the same if I ate pasta for lunch.. it _must be rice._ 😅 Filipinos eat rice for breakfast, lunch and dinner!! 😅😂
Spaghetti.. WITH RICE!
Heck yeah 😂😂
God...this sounds exactly like my husband...other than rice... everything else is just snacks...🤣🤣
I eat pancit canton with rice 😂
Eat bread before breakfast is a snacks 😂😂😂😂😂
and rice cakes for meryenda
Would you do a reaction video of the BBC Fried Rice?
fan from the Philippines here
I can soooooo relate. I remember being at work one day and I called my best friend to let her know that our local Indian grocery had 20 lb bags of rice for buy 2 get 1 free. My coworker overheard me and was like "You bought 60 lbs of rice? How long with that last you?" And I said "about 60 days". I thought her brain was going to explode.
Lol
😅😅😅
Soon enough, we won't need to be taught...it'll be instinctive to make rice.... the jokoy gene
Damn man thats how I eat every morning too just add a egg and dont forget our favorite recipes Soy Sauce.. I thought I was Pitbull Phillipino turned out that I found another brother that looks like me is a comedian you Jo Koy much luv and Respect. We gotta meet one day my friend AaronMiniPiT ✌😎
And let you know im part Phillipino Mexican and White
The best and safest measurement for perfect rice...go Jo, you rock!!..
"Slippah...slippah...slippah slippah slippah." LOL
Don't need the golden globs. Jo Koy = GOAT!!
Can’t go wrong cooking rice like he said😂🤣
After decades of claiming the same comedian as my #1 fave, Mr. Jo Koy has officially taken that #1 spot...Sorry, Dave, but you've been bumped...still love ya though...
I was taught the same thing! Cheers to us Pinoys and to all Asians! 😂
The mug with a broken handle 😂
You know you are in a filipino house, when you see that tiny square red light. 🤣😂
Awesome Jo Koy! 🥰
This is the GOD'S honest truth about rice. For Puerto Rican's...it's to the thumb line.
También el truco de la cuchara.
@@mariabardo9340 I don't know the spoon trick.
@@DivaDelgado128 For me, it doesn't work all the time because it can lead to too little water. It is when you add the water to the short grain rice you put the spoon standing in the middle of the caldero. If the spoon falls, it is too much water. My aunt and my mom uses this trick but I prefer the finger method.
@@mariabardo9340 oh, ok. I make sure the rice is patted flat before checking with my thumb.
I was taught the line on middle finger. Lol
He's absolutely right about this technique. Works EVERY TIME.
The other day I try to make rice and I fail I think I put to much water and I remember this and I told my husband I should have make the rice Joy Koy style... Next time!!! 😅 (I know how to make the short rice not the long)
I'm full blooded Filipino and he's not wrong by a long shot. 110% accurate!! Love Jo Koy's shows.
“The bag of rice I had to get, was the size of this F*CKING STOOL”
I may be from Gen Z but I still have to carry those kinds of rice whenever my parents are back from groceries. He ain’t kidding around when it comes to Filipinos and rice, it’s so true XD
I actually used this method after learning it from you in this video. THANK YOU! Who knew I would learn a cooking hack when I came for a laugh. 😊😂
Rice and Ketchup
Rice and soy sauce + oil
Rice and Bagoong
Rice and Star Margarine
I am AA and my mother would eat rice with butter for breakfast.
Rice and aligue
* instant hypertension *
@@MM-ManifestingMiracles Rice with butter and sugar. Hell yeah!
Yes, rice is life for us Filipinos! Fried rice at breakfast with egg or tuyo, rice in the aftenoon and merienda and rice at dinner!
Let's be honest
He reuploaded this because of BBC FOOD EGG FRIED RICE!
Yup
I like the "Little Light" the rice cooker even though a dark room! LOL!!! 😂
well bbc didnt watch the show...
they could have learned how to make rice...
Maybe they did but they thought he was just joking 😂
@@MrEmrys24 they did not use the asian style of making rice.... Because they think it's cultural appropriation... Lol
My Filipino roomate just taught me this method and my eyes lit up at how good it came out this will now be my routine lol
We also use those old milkmaid can (filipino condense milk can) as a measuring cup for rice 😂😂
All the jokes of Jo Koy are like comedy but it's true with Pinoy... Jo Koy can really with accent maybe he learned it from.his Mom... This has made him successful as stand up comedian...amazing Jo Koy....
this will enlighten those people who have watched that BBC egg fried rice video.. hahaja
Jo Koy's comedic brilliance comes from fucking truth. Cooking rice with the fucking line is hilariously factual.
It sounds like a joke but it's true that's how you cook rice
That's not how you cook rice because it only works if you cook the right amount of rice every times. If you change the amount rice, you gonna mess up the rice. The right way is to measure the rice level with your finger, put your finger tip on top the rice level, then add water up to the finger level you measured from the rice.
@@jusdat1278it's common sense we all know that
@@observer950 It's common sense to Asian borned in Asia but not to most of those who cook rice once in a blue moon.
@@jusdat1278 there is always the rice cooker
@@jusdat1278 well that is actually the right way to do it
I just love this, made my day listening to him
Jokoy's tells about the story on how to cook rice
Uncle Roger: well played mah boy
This is ALL so true and don't forget to save the rice water for the plants and my Nana always said its good for softening dry feet. Aloha from Honolulu, Hawaii byways of Waikiki
Bbc must have missed this video when they made that rice video 😹😹
It's the exact same in a Mexican family. A 50lbs bag of rice and a 50lbs bag of beans next to it, sharing the one mug with a broken handle. The line on the finger works for beans as well 😂😂😂
Im born black but I understand every second of this because I'm my heart im Khmer. And how dare him teach everyone how to cook bai! I 🤣🤣🤣
I so like how this guy throw his lines. So relatable and funny. Never failed to make me laugh. 😄
I’m 70 but I became a man when I threw that bag of rice over my shoulder and carried it up the stairs to the kitchen.
wow Jo. your vocabulary has grown since i used to watch you.
I literally need to cook rice most of the day, rice for the breakfast is just done and just a few hours needs to cook some rice again for lunch
This was soo funny n relatable!! im Puerto Rican n i have a big plastic container with a lid that holds up to 20lbs of rice (i actually got it at the Asian market)..inside i have a "rice measuring cup" that is not in ANY WAY a real measuring cup lol. The cup also doubles as a water measuring cup bc i have made so much rice in my life that i can just eyeball it. We also have the "spoon trick" to check your water measurment. Stand a spoon up in the middle of the pot after u have your water in n let go...if it stays standing your water measurement is perfect. Cant explain how or why but it works everytime 😂
Add an egg to last night's dinner...
I felt that too much
Non Asian: Rice
Filipino:
Kanin (Cooked Rice)
Bigas (Uncooked Rice Grains)
Bahaw (Day old cooked Rice)
Tutong (Burnt Rice)
Malagkit (Sticky Rice)
Sinangag (Fried Rice)
Kaning Baboy (Almost spoiled rice you feed pigs)
Tells you all you need to know. 😂
Yes it’s true. rice is life proud to be filipino
So true, simple life simple cooking that we filipino's/asian knows.
Yeah kids today will never know that because rice cookers will cook perfect rice anyway.
You still need to water it right, rice cookers will cook it but it won't adjust the water for you. A little less water and your rice will be undercooked, too much, too mushy.
Thank you Jokoy for your jokes!God bless you and your family.
i think that is how most Asians cook rice. That line....on the finger, LOL!!!
Nope, wrong. First, you measure the rice level with your finger. Second, put your finger tip on top the rice level. Finally, add water up to the finger level you measured from the rice.
I agree
Its easy to cook rice. 1 to 1.one cup rice ,one cup water.
@@merciseignuer1030 Actually the accuracy of that ratio changes depending on how much rice you're cooking. (I don't know why. Or is it the type of rice I'm using?) It's probably ok to use that ratio for up to 4 cups of rice, but if we really wanted to use math, I feel like we need an exact formula.
This is legit, ive been cooking rice this way now since 3 years ago when i first saw this. It works perfect everytime lol
*I've been cooking our rice since I was a 10, I think and I just usually try to estimate the amount of water I'm using. Now, thanks to Joe I only need to use this* 🖕
I never thought i would see a day come when a filipino would give up the ancient rice cooking tip!!! Never!!
Uncle Roger approves!
This video deserves more views than any pranks out there.
If you cook and eat rice on a daily basis, you won't be needing a measuring cup. 👍👍👍👍
Hahaha Hahaha 😂😂😂 KUYA today i just accidentally watched ur show,i love it very MUCH...love u kuya..God bless u and ur Mom 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣