Why does it say 23hrs ago💀

@@theonlynoobgirl this video was prob on priv 😭

Y u gotta type it out and seem it like a spam message 😭 😭😭

you should do 6 sri lankans and 1 secret indian, best challenge ever

dang. bianca jolyn's parent origins could have been me and my ex's story.

Oh believe me, when that came out of my mouth I was like "WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?! THIS IS AIRING TO MILLIONS DUDE"

He’s so real for that tho 😂😂😂

The needed comic relief 😊

@@remcreate90😂😂😂

If anything more people should be following his lead so they don't get unfairly voted out lol

Shut it bro, we know you are his relative.

@@emergencyambulance2017plot twist you're my relative

He's a cannibal

@@L2-L2 ...wut

FR HE WAS SO FUNNY LMAO

Lmfao stop

To be fair, lmaoooo I was nervous as a motherfucker 😂 didn’t know what else to say 😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 so true

@@Gyatt_that_emdizzleaw you jealous you’re not a nurse. Can’t make mommy proud?

​@@Gyatt_that_emdizzleit's much better to be a nurse than to have a degree in gender studies lol

No way

awesome to have seen you in this

omg big fan!!

Awit gar. Pinoy ka pala???

he is​@@pejaaa_lxxvi

Factssss!

Why live in america if you want to retain your culture? Makes no sense.

⁠​⁠@@declanstewart5690People can move to America and still want to stay close to their roots.. it makes up a part of who you are regardless of where you live and people may want to move for more opportunities and higher wages

@@gianna1836 wanting to move to a place because it will benefit you and not assimilating is selfish. There's a reason living in America is so desirable and that's because of the pre-existing culture.

@@declanstewart5690 you can do both like many people have. There’s a balance

tbh, you're more Filipino than most of them lmao

in the end i was rooting for you “John” i had my intuition that my fellow kababayans would not be able to identify you as the mole, which is very sad 😢 but congrats haha!😅

Should have sprinkled more Tagalog in there my dude haha

Dasurb ang panalo!

Dasurb ang panalo!

Thank youuuuu 🥹🥹🥹

Which is ironic because if the participants were actual Filipinos, we'd most likely use language as the determining factor. Weird and amusing. 😂

Exactly, respect to his parents. Everyone in the comments is flaming the non-speakers for not knowing when it is the fault of their parents.

​@@OhSweetVega mabuhay ang Pinas

@@OhSweetVegaGET OUTTA HERE LOL

haha yup we all here

​@@jackcuison are you speaking for all filipinos out there

@@aryafaesuliman-vd3eu YES (no duh)

Filipino pride 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Is Chinese welcomed here😂

I was about to say he passed the vibe check

@@chevyrupleix I could've kept quiet, then I'm like "THINK OF THE CONTENT"

@@remcreate90 Bro, you just did me dirty😭

How tf did u copy and paste my EXACT comment and u have more likes than me😭

@@Truetales-s3n bro, got fell for a bot

That would’ve set off alarm bells in my head!!! A lot of the things he said were surface level knowledge, no in-depth follow up.

Bot ☠️

​@@charmainefong9272ofc they're using a Slavic looking gal. 🤣

Yessss

genius

This is so specific

Agent would get voted out fast

6 Congolese vs 1 Rwandan

That was one of my biggest regrets in my life was not pushing my mom to teach me Tagalog. I never understood why she didn't teach me aside from guessing she wanted me to not stick out too much as an immigrant because she had such a hard time of it.

They're 0 reason to speak tagalog in America unless you're visiting a seafood city.

@@KillenEMsoftlyTeenagers and young adults regret when they dont learn their mother tongue.

How is it not an effort? Teaching a kid two languages is going to be an effort, unless you have a community of speakers from both languages to throw your kid in, that’s all on you as a parent.

​@@kazu80089Their mother tongue is English.

almost everyone in the Philippines know about duwende and tabi-tabi po. It's the fact that the players grew up in the States and almost all of them knew very little about our country and its culture. I agree that John is knowledgeable about Filipino stuff though! :))

Exactly 💯

And here I thought i was gonna get destroyed in the comment section, Thank you for the kind words

​@@remcreate90 destroyed?? nah you seem like a cool guy, would love to see more of u

Yea, to me hes givin a tito (uncle) vibes thats always tryin to make nephew/niece laugh 😂❤

You're lying about your filipino favorite food😅😂

@@CarlosDelaVega19 don't hate the player, hate the game 🤷‍♂️ pragmatically my favorite Filipino food is crispy pata but I completely blanked and I didn't want to get voted out 🫡

You were awesome in the video!

​@@remcreate90I love dinuguan 😂 you should try it, just forget what it's made of 😂 I remember it was my dad's favorite when I was a kid so I get so excited whenever he bought Dinuguan and it became my favorite too, until I found out it when I was in Highschool that it was made in REAL pig blood. I was devastated for a while but I can't turn back. 😂 will it comfort you if there's also a similar Korean dish, which is pig's blood sausage? Coz it kinda did.

As someone whose fave Filipino food is diniguan (plus sisig and longganisa), I appreciate the inclusion 😂

bro 😔😔

Maybe they will change the title if we make this the most liked comment

That’s literally the same thing as filipiNO 😂

ay hala ang galing 😂

last mo na yan

It's kinda embarrassing to watch its not something to be proud of

I think they just mean they're ethnically Filipino, like Irish-Americans or Mexican-Americans. Not that their nationality is Filipino.

@@1412Bunny There's no ethnic Filipino either, Filipinos usually identify Ilocano, Bicolano, Tagalog, Maranao, Ifugao, Waray, Tsinoy, etc. as their ethnicity. But I guess since they're from outside the Philippines, they tend to lump things together.

Isn't that every country though?

@@kzm-cb5mrthose are ethno linguistic groups so saying ethnically filipino is still fine

@@bluejay7232 real talk, yes. 💯% Jared is more Filipino than them. and i dont blame these young generation of Fil-Ams. I think accountability should be on the Filipino parents who failed to teach them. Sorry parents, you might have missed out something there. TBH, knowing the Filipino culture is the real flex.

​@@f4kenchuwell if they proud and love their filipino identity then u put effort, interest, and time to learn. And yeah you will say what will be the benefit in knowing it, well no for them because in a way they are in america and they prioritize their american dream. But if you love it then even if it's useless u will do it because u love it. Besides we are not in 20th century when u had to go to philippines to learn about the philippines. There are many vlogs about our daily life and everything about Philippines. It just one click aways besides they had the technology, fast internet and affordable so why can't research or watch a pinoy videos for just a minute?

@@johnshaundybolivar6656 Tagalog na lang. sakit sa ulo ng ingles mo teh

I could not agree more. They may be Filipino by blood but never by practice unlike Jared.

❤❤❤❤❤ Mabuhay ang Pilipinas 🇵🇭

My bad! I was nervous 😅

HAHAHAHAHAHA

And province daw yun.

😂😂

"Kluhkan" parang yung pinanggalingan ni Namor eh yung mga kalaban ng mga taga-Wakanda haha

Which is insane if you think about it bro 😭 "John" or Jared (his real name) talked about duwendes and stuff which was fairly accurate. He studied his stuff for sure.

Coz he learned and research for it like what’s not clicking?! it’s for his contents and that’s how he make his money dvmbass

Any foreigner trying to surprise people by speaking tagalog profits off "foreign validation" which is a very toxic trait imo

​@@sirius5657 So the Fil-Ams can't do the same? If anything, they should be doing that rather than Jared, regardless of your opinion towards him.

​@@sirius5657 dude he said in the end that he got 9 years of experience getting involved in the Filipino stuff. Of course, it's not just about research, he may have learned it through those years along the way for sure.

You mean white-washed?

I mean… they also cut out the part where me and Marc were debating lol. I also speak Tagalog 😅

lol, well his tagalog had an accent lol, AS A FULL FILIPINO AND SPEAKS 3 languages in the Philippines, learning some more, chavacano, ilonggo, bicolano, ilocano, waray,, i think the most filipino of them all was Jared Hartman

There was definitely more than one fluent filipino 💀

Jared "John" is fluent in Tagalog even his a canadian 😄😄

@@jake2123he aint fluent 💀

Exactly! Mas Pinoy talaga sya kaysa dun sa lumaki sa Pinas for 10yrs.

Speaking a language doesn’t make you more or less. Identity is more than what is spoken. Let’s not take that’s from other people.

His tagalog is on point, but he still has an accent.

@@jinri_p1042 yea comparing naman doon sa iba kahit last name walang punto

​@@mch3rroI thought they were south american hispanic, that's how uncultured they seemed.

Bot

Lol bot

how ironic for a bot to be saying this

@@L2-L2 I commented this originally and I got like 2 likes and this bot copy posted my comment and has 300 likes😭 and another bot copied ANOTHER comment of mine and again got more likes than me💀

@@Truetales-s3nI was curious how they comment such real stuff sometimes

My ex’s name is John only though. Pure Pinoy. Hahahahahaa.

I know having more than 1 name is common in the Philippines, but for me it's only Vanessa, then my brother is John Vincent lol

Not really

you'll gain lots of friends and party/events invites

american Raised Filipinos. Conyos are more Filipino than them 😂

It’s not surprising, Filipinos aren’t known for passing their language on much, even in the PH. English is pretty much a requirement now in school

And the American born Filipino spoke more Tagalog than them 💀

I also felt that. These editors dont have time to research on how the game be more interesting

This! I see a lot of filipino moms who vlog in japan teach english to their half kids instead of their native languages. I sense some sort of them being ashamed to introduce another half of their identity to their kids due to the Philippines being poor

Tama... iba takbo ng isip nila hahaha

Not pinoy tho

ang ganda mo ate!!

@@aquariia3723salamat po 😅

@@aquariia3723salamat po 😅

@@aquariia3723salamat po 😅

@@aquariia3723 salamat po :)

my mom says hi, and you already know what I say 🫢

@@hmbatac sino ka? 😂

​@@OhSweetVegaang cute moooo 🥹🤎✨️ mabuhay ang pilipinas!

Hello crush jhihihihihih

The ones who were born abroad..ill give it a pass but the girl who was born and raised in the Philippines, she should be able to speak Tagalog well and should still have that Filipino vibe. Jared has that Pinoy vibe

@@stanbalo Rey grew up w/ a parent who speaks bicolano & ilocano, yet only knows 3 filipino words. On the other hand, I know more than 10 japanese words just by watching anime 🤣.

@@hisambassador8983 exactly! Nakakahiya..not something to say out loud.

I understand how you feel. I myself am first gen American born Filipino. Sadly, I don't speak it very well, but like a lot of other American-born Pinoys/Pinays, I can understand it. My folks spoke Tagalog at home, but my mom also told my dad early on that "he is American, he needs to speak English." 🤷🏾‍♂️

That’s what i was thinking 😧

Kinda feels racist tho... For starters filipinos are nothing like mexicans at all and whoever thinks that they are are probably those filipinos who grew up in the US and has no recollection of what actual local filipinos are actually like and to think that their accents are nothing alike since mexicans have a more spanish tone and if you say filipinos speak spanish cuz no they don't in zamboanga its a spanish creole and its not even the same some words being used casually are either just borrowed words from spanish or just another way of saying it like some english words used to replace some tagalog words that are too long or too complicated to say Like let's say uno, dos, tres is spanish But in tagalog its Isa, dalawa, tatlo And in English its one, two, three Tagalog has its own meaning and translaion besides for some Spanish words being used sometimes Also, there's only 1% of filipinos who have Spanish Blood and the only reason why they changed their last names to Spanish was when it was ruled by Spain and everyone was obliged to change their first and last names to Spanish and whoever had a non-Spanish name will be executed

@@aryafaesuliman-vd3eu you okay?

@@christelbitoon4129 its not funny

They did something similar already on their channel.

True

I mean, I tired 😅

Kalokohan kasi haha

I was looking for this comment. 😂

@@OhSweetVegayou didn’t try hard enough 💀

Funny because I would've been suspicious of everyone except the Mole. Lol. He is more filipino than any of them.😅

Not a chance, better not cast the actual average pinoy in there or it's free money

Both have a ton of influence from Spain and the US so that makes sense

@@adr77510 Very true and interesting fact

Search Chavacano videos and you’ll be even more amazed.

They don't know that they're not filipino

@@aryafaesuliman-vd3eu Oh buddy, Ilonggos make the same mistake. Trust me. I am one.

@@thomaschristopherwhite9043these people live most of their lives in other country and probably does not know the difference between ilonggo at hiligaynon. Just like Filipino and tagalog. So homie 😂

Ever heard someone say "Kabalo ka gali mag-hiligaynon, megz? Exactly. You halfies crack me up.

Well what did you expect from seasoned fil-ams

why?

@@jay1jayfleni vs bbm

damn it just kicked in😂

Motherside ko taga leyte tapos tatay ko taga ilocos. Very interesting 2022 indeed 😭😭😭

this is like 6 american-filipinos vs 1 mole

Lol you said it.... It was a pain to watch ngl

@@aryafaesuliman-vd3eu Honestly, this fil-am disease needs to be studied. A lot of these immigrants just throw away their identity the moment they stepped in the States lmaoooo. Fil-ams are the most whitewashed among all Asian-Americans. Literally if you talk to any Vietnamese-American or Korean-American(for example), they will be able to say their legal names properly at least.

This!!!!!

Again they will cast Filipino American and Indonesian Americans who doesn't know what even there culture is.

@@christianearl3691 aah fair enough lol they always do that

Not a lot of Indonesians Americans plus it’s easy just ask whose Muslim

@@pinkgreenmelon2209 there are lot of Filipinos muslims, and there are alot of Indonesian Christians too

Filipinos and Indonesians have so many different traditions and cultures unique to its own that you're just being racist by just saying that they don't need to cover their eyes like what does that supposed to mean? Do you expect them to speak the same language too? Bahasa Indonesia and Tagalog are nothing alike Please, please get a brain please You're in dire need of it

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Yeah. There are more than a 100 languages spoken in the Philippines but many think that they are dialects.

Thats because they dont live there..

Your honor, lumaki po ako sa farm

But that one would be so easy to tell. 😂 I bet you guys also noticed the first time she appeared on TV that she’s very Chinese, ano? 🥴

At least you recognize that “they love their roots” bc in this comments section a lot of posts don’t acknowledge that. They do have Filipino pride which is important.🇵🇭

Yeah and here I am trying to use asul or bughaw instead of blue, berde or lunhaw instead of green, dilaw or dalag instead of yellow. Bring obsolete words back. Eventually, everything will become English if we don't stop it.

Nagsalita kami ng Tagalog, Pero Hindi nila nilagay sa video. Yung mga cast members ko, nakakaintindi. Marunong din sila. Just because nandito kami sa America doesn’t mean, kinakahiya namin Ang kultura. Pag Iba Ang environment mo, you learn to adapt.

@@jannadesamitohayaan niyo yang mga oversensitive nating kababayan 😅 lahat nalang big deal.

“Alam ko nasa culture natin ang ikahiya ang ating kultura” ???? Pinagsasasabi mo dyan. Hindi porket hindi sila nakakapag salita ng Tagalog eh kinakahiya na nila pagiging Filipino. Depende yan sa Environment! Mga pinsan kong Fil Am di masyado fluent sa Tagalog pero taon taon bumabalik ng Pinas para tumulong sa mahihirap nating kababayan. Kaya tumahimik ka dyan @greentea_ dami mong nalalaman. Puro ka assumption. Oversensitive amp

@@jannadesamitoMarami lang sensitive kasi usually may kakilala kaming ikinahihiya ang pagiging pinoy 😢

How is dating or married to a filipino makes you non-filipino?? Make it make sense They could be both filipinos dating each other 🙄smh

​@@aryafaesuliman-vd3euThe implication is Filipinos prefer to date white people

That's not the majority of Filipinos at all. ​@@ha231

Why is that? ​@@ha231

what a logic 😂

Same, Half Filo from mom's side and half Jamaican from dad's side. My mom's family was born and raised in Baguio City

I'm also half Filipino on my Mom's side. And then German and Italian on my Dad's side. So, if they saw me they would think I'm the mole anyway. Lol

Nah dude, some of them couldn't speak Filipino either and yet some got far lol. Jared is fluent in Tagalog yet spoke barely any.

Still, I encourage you to learn more about the language and culture! The Philippines can be a very beautiful place and culture if you know where to look :>

@@Disanem@Disanem @@Disanem But that does not invalidate us

Mas marunong pa mag-Tagalog ng deretso haha

The token filipino has spoken 😂

Kaya siya manok ng mga Pilipino sa comment section sa halip na yung mga Fil-Am.. hahaha

REAL

Most filipino immigrants only want their kids speaking English to better assimilate. Even in the Philippines the super rich, social climbers only speak English as a status symbol

You're supposed to spell it as "Filipino" not "Philippino"

Learn how to spell Filipino then we can talk

@@brittleeevans6140 taadaa you happy now?

The point of the game is to see who is lying and who is not though. They eliminated him because they thought he was trying too hard to "be Filipino". Notice that after he was eliminated they still questioned people about the culture.

You also have to understand that immigrant parents work multiple jobs and are barely home. Therefore, children learn to speak English more from school, etc., and can slowly forget how to speak Tagalog over time or barely learn it from their parents.

Colonial mentality yes but also its a classist thing. Don’t understand why so many people in the comments are saying that Filipino Americans are not real Filipino because they don’t speak the language when so many Filipinos that actually live in the country can’t speak a lick of tagalog or any dialect because their parents think that its “high class” that their kids are English speakers

mind blown! did y'all learn that from the Chinese immigrants in Jamaica?!

@@raulg19 probably Indian, since there are lots of indian there

The vick thing is also Jamaican

I do it too. And eat with spoon. And something else I forget they said lol.

and what about that?

🤔 No offense intended, but this seems like a very neurospicy thing to say/do (i.e. slightly relatable trivia).

Hahaha

I mean, I did try 😅

@@OhSweetVega it's pronounced as cah-loh-o-kan

@@eryalmario5299 tama ka 😂

Cus in today’s world you have so much exposure to foreign media you can learn it. I feel like australian filipinos all have strong cultural and language roots, and this goes for other aussie migrants. People from the US and Canada are just sad

@@nathandjohan1969 honestly I have no purpose of learning it though. I am Filipino regardless of what language I can or cannot speak. I don’t consume Filipino media and my family speaks English. Most of my friends are not Filipino. Those who are Filipino were also raised here and speak mostly English to me and just mix in some Tagalog for fun. I have cousins in Australia and it’s the same there except they have an awesome Aussie accent.

@carlomalferrari fair enough you can choose to think what you like but I am just saying you should consider keeping that door open. I work as a doctor and it is powerful to keep hold of your native tongue to communicate with patients and moreover opportunities back in the phillippines. But i do realise there is a difference in mentality, indonesians dont migrate overseas and alot of them return as our domestic economy is getting stronger.

Maybe the culture is different in australia but my filipino coworkers cannot really relate to filo that grow up not speaking the language. And honestly i think the hate comes from the people in the video not bothering to keep learning. Like what a spit in the face to your ancestors that passed down those languages through spanish inquisition, just to let it disappear because you want to assimilate. Especially for yourself you should consider learning especially bisaya as a minority local language. I myself speak sundanese and hokkien on top of indonesian. And through those languages i can resonate with the culture. I feel if you just experience filipino culture through an english lens it is an empty shell

@@nathandjohan1969 I’m okay. I’ve cut out whatever isn’t beneficial to me, like religion and toxic family members. My parents don’t even speak Bisaya to me, so I really don’t see the point in learning. I do know that my mom went to super strict schools where English had to be perfected. She definitely emphasized that English was a priority, which it is internationally. I’m glad she did since I seem to speak better English than some people who were actually born here.

Never underestimate the grip vix / vicks has worldwide

Malay and Indos also use spoon and fork

she's spanish and irish bro haha

@@raulg19with those eyes and nose? Ain’t buying it

lol not this hahaha she ain't filipino 🙈🙊🙉 anyway as she expressed.

Your honor, lumaki po ako sa farm