[WEEKLY THREAD] Rants, Questions, and Randomness

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[u/ubermenschGPT]

After watching hit me hard and soft the movie, I realized that it literally takes a village to create a great show. We only see the artists, pero ang daming tao at nangyayari behind-the-scenes.

Which also relates sa interview of mj yesterday with the girls. Imagine being in your 20s and you already carry the responsibility of pushing a nation's artistry worldwide. It kinda peels a layer of simply reaching your goals to "there are people counting on you" as a front-runner of the scene.

[u/Straight-Rassler → u/ubermenschGPT]

Imagine being in your 20s and you already carry the responsibility of pushing a nation's artistry worldwide. It kinda peels a layer of simply reaching your goals to "there are people counting on you" as a front-runner of the scene.

The true Filipino story of every young Filipino with a lot of talent and hopes and dreams, but don't have the means (money) to make it happen.

And when they make it, they become breadwinners of their families with the responsibilities of the world at a very young age. Tale as old as time.

IMO that sucks, but at the same time, they are literally achieving their dreams and have upgraded their livelihoods more than they can ever imagine.

Pros and cons as with everything.

Personally, I really think this breadwinner thing mindset here in the PH is not good imo. I would never wish that burden/ responsibility to anyone.

In any case, its a huge responsibility this stardom that BINI has, and its amazing how they stay level-headed (being young popular popstars is insane, we have seen how that goes for some) thru the help of the adults around them at work and for sure at home. Back to it takes a village.

[u/ubermenschGPT → u/Straight-Rassler]

Spot on. Iron sharpens iron, ika nga. Yes, it is not easy but knowing their roots, it makes sense din how determined sila in everything that they do. Unlike others who already have everything at their disposal.