React to oneus lit and comeback home next

the intro/chorus with the rondalla background is actually a Filipino folk music

he also rapped in Ilocano, a regional language in the north of the Philippines (the province of Ilocos)

Wishbus has now gone to Hollywood. There are two now, one in the Philippines and one based in the US.

Efra, Waleska, pls check out Katrina's cover of #HindiTayoPwede (by The Juans). it's the most requested song from her performances on The Masked Singer Pilipinas as Diwata/Fairy, where Daryl won as Tutibi/Dragonfly. (Karl Guevarra of the Juans also competed as Valentino).

Sa 333 years nayan halos siguro lahat saatin may dugong spanish na. Either sa mother side or fathet side

PAIN!

Yeah spanish bread

@@corbinblackstyles6880 yep pamilya namin may halo ng spanish din ee mostly bisaya marami tisoy tisay dahil sa may halo na

sa kay tagal ng mga espanyol na namuno sa pinas, pati tinapay, nahaluan ng dugo nila

Imagine how proud his father right now.

So why is his name "Ezekiel Miller"?

@@juonisback mother's maiden last name or he switch it intentionally

parting time is the best 💕🇵🇭 from his father

@@juonisback its his mothers last name

Yeah. Cariñosa is our national folk dance..

he has also some Metal Rock song

I thought 5 years

5 years passed that move in america with his sister and mother!?(i think his mother was married again with american citezen man) that's why they bacame an American citezen!?

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♥️❤️🧡💛💛💚💚💙💜

Yep there are both dark and light skinned natives!

thumbs up man, you are so right..!!

Wait I didn't know that. Who's his father?

He's father is chitae ganda lalake

@@clarisamaemernilo6195 Paul Sapiera - lead vocalist of Rockstar (Parting TIme, Mahal Pa Rin Kita)

@@clarisamaemernilo6195 His father is Mr. Paul Sapiera a Rock star singer on the late 90's

Who is his dad?

Lol its spanish carinosa is spanish not filipino dinala lang sya sa filipinas pero spanish song sya

​@@rhonabelrementilla6735 wala namang sinabi na filipino owned . L O L!

@@rhonabelrementilla6735Lol. Cariñosa is a Filipino folkdance. It only has Spanish influence but it is definitely Filipino. Meh.

@@donhue3899 Exactly.

@@rhonabelrementilla6735 filipino po yon kaya lang napanahon na naadapt ng mga filipino ang mga kaugalian ng mga spanish

I think so, cause Iloko is a hard laguage to learn, well at least for me. I'm a tagalog but I can easily learn Bisaya or Bicol when I stayed there for a week. While It's still hard for me to speak Iloko when I stayed there for 3 months. So yeah, I think he's Ilocano.

His mom is Ilocana if i'm not mistaken. Edit: It's his dad who's Ilocano

The way he speak out those ilocano words, He probably is a Iloko... 'coz hell yahh I'm proud Ilocana 😂😍😍

Ilokano siguro yung mother side nya kaya marunong mag ilokano

We know

but this guy has been bash here in cebu philippines specially in lapu-lapu city because of the lyrics of this song is WRONG it made people confused.as the lyric said "LAPU-LAPU IS BEHEADED IN MACTAN" which is wrong..instead "LAPU-LAPU BEHEADED MAGILLAN"

I'm a big fan of his father and the band rockstar,and now I'm a big fan of the son that is ez mil or eziquiel miller

@@froilandelizo3963 same tayo bro kinakanta ko yung parting time pag may gig kami ng banda ko

Thanks for the info

The 2 persona kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jp-TdsKSsLTZl2g.html

son of peter sapiera?

Correction. Filipino is only the Philippine's official Language. Tagalog, Ilocano , bikolano, cebuana etc are called dialect.

@@ricojrnocos152 wrong. :) Tagalog has "official language" status together with english accdg. to the constitution, but that doesn't mean that all other 181 languages of the philippines are just "dialects". "Official language status" means that it would be the language (among all other Ph languages) that would be promoted in usage in schools, businesses and media by the gov't., but that doesn't mean Bisaya/Cebuano, Ilocano, Kapampangan, Waray, Hiligaynon, Bikol etc. Are just dialects. There are many ways by which we can differentiate dialects from languages, but the most basic and accepted method is thru "mutual intelligibility". That is, when speaker A does not understand what speaker B is saying or have very little to no grasp of what the other is saying, it means that they are speaking different languages and not dialects of the same language. The same would apply here in the philippines, that is why when I, a Kapampangan, started speaking my language to a Bisaya, hindi po kami magkakaintindihan. Besides, these languages that I mentioned have different vocabularies, grammar, literatures and history. May mga pagkakapareho po sa mga IILANG words, but that is because PH languages belong to the AUSTRONESIAN family of languages, wherein naka include din po dito ang halos lahat ng languages sa Indonesia, Malaysia, and to some extent the Pacific islanders, so it would be normal if there are some terms na pareho or may hawig sa bawat isa. Now what are dialects? Dialects are variants of the same language in different areas, pero magkakaintindihan parin po sila since they still use the same language. An example of this is the Batangueño Tagalog and Bulacan Tagalog, wherein may pagkakaiba with the way they speak, but they would understand what each other are saying since they're both speaking in Tagalog. The same would apply to the Variants of Bisaya spoken in Cebu and Davao. Up until this day, the education system is still trying to correct the big misconception that Tagalog and english are the only languages in the Philippines, and that all other regional languages are just "dialects". This started in pre WW2 when Americans thought that Filipinos are only speaking dialects of the same language. This idea was wrongly caught on by the education system back then, who also did this to promote the "isang bansa, isang diwa" nationalism, which is problematic to its core. But then again, if you would ask linguists, UNESCO, and other experts in the field nowadays, all other Philippine languages are considered to be languages of their own already, because of the realization that they have always been. Sana po malinawan kayo. Good day :)

@@tinolangmanowk8258 based on your lecture, would you say that tagalog and its variants are dialects of the the Filipino language which is officially recognized as the national language? just curious, coz i’m also confused 🤷‍♂️.

@@ryanbuenviaje5809 Hello, so yeah I will try to explain it to you in a way that is most consistent and true to the field of linguistics, since the Concept of "Filipino" is born of a political/legal context. Technically speaking, "Filipino" is the Manila variant/dialect of the Tagalog Language, which was elevated into a national language status by president Quezon. It was a more standardized version of the Tagalog language. But it is still Tagalog, together with the Batangueño, Laguna, Bulacan, Mindoro and other Tagalog dialects. Now it is important to note how "Filipino" came to be, and how it was supposed to look like based on the constitution and the KWF. Originally, the plan was to make a national language based in Tagalog, but is to NATURALLY EVOLVE away from the Tagalog language, and become a whole new language that is different from Tagalog. How are they gonna do this, you ask? They aim to do this by introducing/borrowing words from other PH languages and English hanggang sa dumating sa point na it (the Manila dialect of Tagalog) becomes a whole new language. But the question is, did Filipino/Manila Tagalog deviate from its Mother Language Tagalog? No. Words like "Kompyuter" and such are added to the language, yet the grammar, semantics and everything is still Tagalog. Also, the other dialects of "Tagalog" have evolved also and borrowed a lot of words from english and spanish the same way "Filipino" did. Speakers of "Filipino" and native "Tagalog" speakers could still understand each other, right? So yeah, "Filipino" is still Tagalog and technically just a standardized version/dialect of Tagalog. But is Filipino a different language from Tagalog? Linguistics would say No. :) Pasensya na po napahaba nanaman haha :)

@@tinolangmanowk8258 Your explanation is perfect! If KWF really wants Filipino and Tagalog to deviate from each other, they do need to change some grammatical features of Tagalog. It's like KWF is making a conlang. I think KWF's goal of making Filipino and Tagalog distinct is way too forced. Even adding vocabs from other languages such as "bana" and inventing new cognates from other languages such as "kalimbahin" are also forced for me. It will probably take hundreds or thousands of years for Filipino to diverge from Tagalog.

aww

Yong kumanta Ng DI MAAMIN ANG DAMDAMIN NA NGAYOY WALA KANA SA AKING PILING ♥️♥️😂BATANG 80'S here😂😂

Really?! Wow!

Same here..these are the people i wanna support

Same

same here

@Beatriz Talavera yung kumanta ng party time

@Beatriz Talavera Ez Mill fatherr is paul Sapiera

PHILIPPINES. I REPEAT PHILIPPINES.. NOT PHILIPPINE

Hes from ilocos philippines not olanggapo

You mispell the philippines po

@@Jabloskwadtv hes from olongapo 2200 nga e

@@ezradelacruz800 he stay also in ordaneta pangasinan,sa lola nya

But the battle of Mactan is a bit off due to Lapu Lapu wasn't killed at all.

@@samkho4372 yeah instead si Magellan mapugutan ng ulo naging si Lapu Lapu.

*his

@@felipina4911 Tama HAHA

Sino poh

@@kimflores5271 Paul Sapiera, Vocalist of Arkasia formerly known as Rockstar

@@kimflores5271tatay niya yung vocalist ng Rockstar na kumanta ng parting time at bakit sinta at saka yung song na may lyrics na "di maamin ng damdamin na ngayo'y wala kana saaking piling..."

Cariñosa not tinikling

Visayan tagalog what else

@@Nightmare-od1mxbicolano

And Spanish hahhaahhaa

Bisaya too

@@roquedohnjerome336 ok

Correction not only 3 century but 500 years we are in pain.

@@randelbarro2566 by spain?

@@pangkkie When the United States of America colonized the Philippines they killed a lot more natives than Spain ever did. The US killed over 3 million Filipinos during the colonization.

@@yeetah42025 that's other story.. I'm just focusing on that specific lyrics.

@Randel Barro not 500 years bro 333 year's spain colonized us for 333 year usa colonized us for 47 year's and japan colonized us for 3 years 😀 just a little info

Ilokano is a dialect☺ just sayin

Alam namin gagi

@@Odddod0 *language

@@jenox4146 dialect

@@Odddod0It's a Language po. magiging DIALECT lang siya sa some part of Visayas who speak Iloco. Just like Bisaya it's a language but it has dialects in some part of VISAYAS and MINDANAO.

💯 Facts!!!!

hes half bro...ez mil's father isn't pilipino...i think mexican hes father part of a band early 90s

hes half bro...ez mil's father isn't pilipino...i think mexican hes father part of a band early 90s

@@r4x1gaming78 huh?

@@r4x1gaming78 wth you are spreading fake news his father is a filipino

Will love it? Isasapuso means making it a big deal which means racism and discrimination that's why he talk about discrimination.

No, Cariñosa uses "Abaniko" not "Candles" "Pandanggo" uses Candles. Also, that handkerchief on his shoulder is the Philippine flag I believe. No hate.

It's not handkerchief on his shoulder. It's a Philippines flag. Naku!

They are the one who genuinly appreciate Filipino Artist

Yea fire 🔥

Eminem style not level

*our 😉

He raps like NF tho

Agree I wonder what would Eminem react to this kid.

Architect Llyan Austria is from Saint Louis University.

philippine flag has 3 stars and a sun

@@rhyahmsl1675 yes it does. It's also a Francis M song.

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Ilocano/Iloko is a language po, not a dialect. :)

@@tinolangmanowk8258 i stand corrected thank you bro!