My best friend of 39 years is Filipina. I would love to see this and I love Jo Koy!

I saw 'Here Lies Love' the other week and it was AMAZING! I am psyched to learn that Jo Koy is now a producer of the show!! GO Jo Koy❣

I love Jo Koy and love hearing about other cultures. Congratulations on the show!

Jokoy is awesome! “Here Lies Love” is an awesome broadway show. Thank you Whoopi for supporting the show.👍🏼❤️

Thanks to teachers like Ms Canoyer! His mom jokes are the best! Proud of you Jo Koy! 🙏👏

Jo Koy is one of the funniest and most relatable comedians on the circuit today. He is a delight.

Always loved Jo Koy. Got to see him at my university and he took pics with us. I still have quite a few selfies with smiles and funny faces. He was super sweet

We love you jo koy

He's not only funny but also so wholesome

Mo Amer tells a similar story about a teacher wjo let him tell jokes at the end of class. It's beautiful to hear these guys talk about the impact rhat had on them

Filipino comedians are just the best!

jo Koy, what inspiring stories. To give children 5 minutes to be, is a wonderful idea

Jo Koy is so humble, he is the BEST!🍩

I love Jo Koy and I want him to research more on history of the Philippines .

Josep is hilarious.

Filipino loves wooppie from the purple color which She won an award up to the bluckbuster movie ghost to pressent..jo ko’y was at home in the interview and woppie was very supportive of him.

I am watching this for the first time. We still do not have internet and cable in my area of Guam since the typhoon on May 24. Jo Koy is so funny and so humble. He came to Guam and did a show for 4 nights. I am a teacher and watched the 3rd show. It was a great way to end my summer. We are so grateful for that.✌🏽🤟🏽🙏🏽🇬🇺

I love him 💗

What a gem, love Mr Koy's 😁

Good on you Jo Koy. For everything.

Omg I love him so much ❤

I lived in the Philippines as well under the dictator Marcos at the end of the 70s. I did not learn the true history of the Spanish American war until I was out of highschool.

jo koy is a good guy.

He's lovely AF

They talked about the rise against Marcos...but his son is currently the president in the Philippines. :(

Jo is brave

Thank you Whoopi for telling the other host for Jokoy to explain first.

Loveee Whoopi ❤

I'm actually from the same school district that he attended and I had the privilege of working right across the street from the same high school he went too. Tacoma Washington

And now his son is in power, how soon Filipinos forget!!!

I’m glad I’m able to post again! I was not able again and again and again

Whoopie channeling Nora Dunn’s Pat Stevens “It’s not about the shoes.”

Its true even Fiipinos forgot their own history😂

Yes let him talk. No need to tell hosts stories. He’s a guest !!!

It pays to know both sides of the coin.

The shade to George Lopez!! As a Mexican, I love it!

its a tragedy,that the Pilipinos of this generation forget…..and they are paying for ….they never learn…

Interesting that the Filipino musical tried to screw the Musicians Union.

A: Joy Koy: Filipinos! All the time They love to laugh. They dance. They Sing. Even during work. Beautiful People. B: Commentor: Oh. Don't forget They group and love to gossip. They spread false rumours. They love to destroy the good name of a work mate who at present is not with them because he or she is at work or asleep off-duty.

this new Broadway musical sounds good. I remember the extravagant Marcos couple. spent millions of aid money, meant for the country, ON THEMSELVES & fashion, mansions, luxury stuff. outrageous 🤨

success stories

Luv jokoy and now Marcos back in power...

Lol

It sounds like a great show but here is a thing about Broadway - the musician's union is being shorted by plays that want to use recorded music instead of live. Stop putting musicians out of work there are not enough as iit is...

The wife is a Filipina so I guess I will have to take her to see this.

These women need to keep their mouth shut, and let him speak!

And now Marcos' son is the country's president. Go figure.

Its shortsighted for him to tease the advice given to him about not being able to do anything with a career in comedyy. For every Jo Koy, there hundreds of thousands of comedians who cant make an income from it. Comedy isnt a wise choice as a career. It takes luck for your talent to be seen at the right place and right time.

It wasn't $20M Jo. The Philippines was bought for $20,000.🙃

WE SUPPORT Jason Aldean

And now, a Marco's is ruling the country again. 😢

Hab a beep dip

No Jo Koy!!! What's really even crazier and more sinister is that Marcos Junior is now the President of the Philippines!😳😳😳 Isn't that stupid???

Jo koy's teeth are unnaturally white it upsets me

Lies jokoy

Thank you for featuring filipino jokers in ur vlog. ❤🇵🇭 I am proud to be a filipino because of president bbm's love for our country. He promotes our tourism to different racists around the world. Koreans, Americans and other racists love the Philippines because of PBBM. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

His teeth make me feel VERY uncomfortable!

Didn't he just get dumped by Chelsea?

Why do you racists give so much importance to race?

He's not very funny. So BAKYA! ANyway, here's a friend's review of the "trashy" musical: We'll see what the pros think of the enormous (some might say "bloated" given the previously admirable David Korins' unwieldly set which makes one of Broadway's largest theatres feel more cramped than it is!) revival of David Byrne & Fatboy Slim's HERE LIES LOVE, the Imelda Marcos disco musical, at the Broadway Theatre tonight, but while waiting for their word - or if the Opening is big enough news to merit TV coverage - a few observations based on my viewing the final preview last night and the available recordings of the show. Based on the VERY few Playbills left on the floor - regardless of ovations, if an audience LIKES a show they TAKE their programs - mine may be a minority opinion, but the controversy (which I suspect the producers love as a ticket selling device) as to whether the show glorifies Marcos (it does*) or not is basically irrelevant if the show is a turkey (IMHO it is a 50lb. gobbler). Lea Salonga, one of the producers, trick cast in a tiny part, is saying in interviews that "this is the story of how a people took their country back," but that is nowhere that I could see on stage...and whatever IS on stage, Imelda and Ferdinand Marcos' son is now back as the President of the Phillipines(!), rendering Lea's point at least open to some skepticism. *note on that "glorification of Imelda": in one of the most egregious examples the show pretends that her (and her husband's) freeing Aquino after 7 years imprisonment was out of the goodness of her heart so he "would be safer" in the U.S. - ignoring that it actually was to get life saving bypass surgery there! The sung-through 90+ minute intermission-free show (feeling twice that long) is patterned after, nearly plagiarized from the structure of EVITA, telling in skeletal form and blandly forgettable music the bare events of the rise and fall of Marcos, husband and wife, with no point of view - at least until the last quarter hour when we forget them entirely and focus on the people they betrayed or, according to the characters in the show, who betrayed them (Imelda's anthem isn't "Don't Cry For Me, My Manila" but "Why Don't You Love Me?" - the Opening Night Playbill gives no song list). It might as well have been a musical biography of our own disgraced former President from his point of view if he had actually had Mike Pence or Joe Biden killed! Perhaps John, Eric, Ivanka, Tiffany or Barron should attend and see it as a hopeful sign they too may one day be President! The music may be bland (the title song at the top of the show and one or two others are at least melodic and the single memorable, well staged number, "Gate 37," also has good lyrics) but it sure is mostly loud. The show starts with a "D.J." shouting an amplified demand at the audience to "make some noise," dialogue repeated through the evening along with the demand that "we get up and dance" with the cast to the limited choreography either they are capable of or choreographer Annie B Parson was capable of giving them (the second time, a fair number of us declined). The show makes a great deal of it being an all Philippine cast and I hope it doesn't backfire on them, tarring the cast with the inadequacy of their choreographer (whose main previous credit was relatively superior work on Byrne's previous "marching-band-halftime-show" revue, AMERICAN UTOPIA).

Show won’t last long

You guys don’t know what you’re talking about. . President Marcos was the best thing that happened in the Philippines.

Who in the world is jo koy????? Never heard of a jo koy! Wanna be careful as I dont know what pronoun to use!!!

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