- Kim Chiu replied to the bashers who made another meme about her because of her confusing statement in an interview.
- Emotionally, she stammering said that because of a letter from a stranger, she had a 360 degree change in her outlook.
- Kim said, it looks like the bashers are just waiting for her mistake
Critics once again flooded actress Kim Chiu after some shared the “confusing” part of her interview with entertainment reporter MJ Felipe.
For the first time after her trending “Bawal lumabas” (forbidden to go out) statement, Kim is interviewed again. But at that time, she said she had a different perspective. It is said to be because of the help of netizen named Adrian Crisanto who wrote an open letter for her.
Kim became emotional in one part of the interview so she stammered and said:
“Sobra akong nabuhayan na, na, na, natayo ko ‘yung natayo. Para siyang umikot, not 360, 360 parang ‘Uy, dito tayo. Punta tayo dito.’ Yung ganoon, ‘yung ‘di ko naman…From a stranger, from a stranger ‘yung nangyari.”
Some netizens immediately made another “meme”.
Unlike the first time this happened to her, this time Kim is no longer affected by the bashers.
“That feeling na… ‘Yung classmate mong hinihintay kang magkamali tapos pagtatawanan na naman nila, kahit nonsense na,”
“Classmate! Busy akong mag-ayos ng ‘Bawal Lumabas’ merch for fundraising. Gusto mo maging reseller na lang para may magawa ka and makatulong sa kapwa?”
After the successful launch of the full version of the song “Bawal Lumabas” she released her merchandise. The proceeds will go to food pack donations and Angel Locsin’s mass testing project.
“One at a time. Song, then ‘Bawal Lumabas’ merchandise. Not for my income. Because I know that many of our countrymen today have not really been able to go out,” she said.
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