Offering help to Filipinos devastated by the recent flooding are Uya Kuya and Rian Ibram, hosts of “Eat Bulaga-Indonesia.”
The comedic duo personally brought the relief goods to the country, a matter which Vic Sotto found commendable.
“Siyempre kami naman eh natutuwa na hindi nila tayo nakalimutang tulungan,” said he in an interview with GMA News.
Sotto, known to some fans as “Bossing,” only has good words for his Indonesian counterpart, Kuya.
“He’s okay, mabait siya, marami siyang talent,” he said. “Sikat na sikat yan sa Indonesia, very famous, pero hindi mo siya kakikitaan ng kahit kaunting ere.”
But Kuya, it seems, is not one to return the favor. “The bossings of ‘Eat Bulaga Philippines’ is handsome but I think I’m more handsome than him,” he jested in the same GMA News report.
Ibram was more “diplomatic” than Kuya. “This is our first time in Manila, it’s so good to be here, it’s an honor,” he said.
He went on to crow about “Eat Bulaga-Indonesia” raising good numbers ratings-wise after only several weeks of airing.
“People like to join us, it’s a good TV show, not only a show, but a life,” he said.
Kuya and Ibram appeared in a segment of the long-running noontime show which aired Saturday. To entertain studio audiences, Kuya allowed for several magic tricks.
When he asked for a kiss from Pauleen Luna, Sotto kidded him, “Ang kay Pedro ay kay Pedro...” – which prompted thunderous laughter from the crowd. Sotto and Luna are rumored to be an item.
Kuya and Ibram also jammed with the “Eat Bulaga Philippines” hosts on the song “Dahil Sa’yo” and “Bahay-Kubo,” which they translated in Bahasa.
In the end, the duo asked the hosts to also visit them in their home country. They also shared that they will continue urging their countrymen to help Filipinos who suffered during the recent typhoon via a fund-raising drive.
source: mb.com.ph
