BINI - Shagidi | KARAOKE

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Ah, hahaha

Ay, laro na lang

Okay, oh, tara, tara

Do you guys know shagidi, 

shagidi, sha-po-po?

(Ano 'yon? What's that?)

You might be slick but

You ain't slicker than me

You might be four, three, two

But I'm one, two, three

Rotate that body

Then touch your feet

Oh, my gosh

Like O-M-G

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po 

(Hah, hah, hah, hah)

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po 

(Hah, hah, hah, hah)

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

I bet you can't do my dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

I bet they can't do your dance

Pusta ako sa'yo na 

'di mo kaya 'to

Sisimplehan ko pa 

para makagaya ka

Basta 'pag sinimulan 

ay susundan na

But I bet you can't dance 

like this

Watch me snap, 

now watch me jig

You can't do it like I did

Pop, foot rock, 

then I drop real quick

Go 'head to the right 

then left with it

Rotate that body

Go put in work

Oh, my gosh

Who gon' time first?

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po 

(Hah, hah, hah, hah)

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po 

(Hah, hah, hah, hah)

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

I bet you can't do my dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

I bet they can't do your dance

I stomp, she stomp, then clap

She stomp, then clap, then jump

I bet you can't keep up 

(Nah, I bet you can't keep up)

I rock, she rock and snap

She rock and snap, then lean

I bet you won't beat me 

(Nah, I bet you won't beat me)

Watch me

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po 

(Hah, hah, hah, hah)

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

Do my, now do my dance

I bet you can't do my dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

Do your, now do your dance

I bet they can't do your dance

Shagidi, shagidi, sha-po-po

Robledo Timido, Elhé - Makasama Sandali | KARAOKE

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Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Madalas bastusan 

ang iyong hangad

Sa kama magbabad ang sana 

nating magbalak na 

magpa init magdamag

Hanggat sa, di na natin 

matiis ang isa’t isa

Nangungulila ka pag ka 

may kasali na

Pansalag mong katwiran sakin

Pag papalag minsan 

pampagana natin

Di lang smoke 

sa pipa’t sounds kay sza

Mamaya pagkaka nanghina

Mapasabi kang mabisa

Sa dahilang nakapitan

Wala na kakong balikan

Dama ko sayong 

nasasabik pa kung

Sakali mapalapit, 

ika’y mangalabit

Kaganapan natin kagabi

Sa isipan ko pumapanhik

Di na mapakali

Ohh.. ayos lang sakin 

kahit kitain patago

Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Nagkamali ka ng binabalewala

Mo palage

Ako 'yong daanang takbuhan

'di yung pang garahe yeah

Hibla nalang ng buhok mo naiiwan

Manatili man lang hanggang 

magkaaminan

Walang bawian

Nagkasala sa sala, 

kusina at kama

Gabi 'gang umaga-ah-ah yeah

'lam kong maling makasama ka

Bisyo ang alak, 

halik mo at drama-ah

Babalik sa'yong tabi

Ng mahagkan muli

Oh kay tamis ng iyong halik

Maghahasik ngayong gabi

Maghahanap muli

Ng kapalit na maglalambing 

yeah yeah

(ating mga nakaw na sandali)

Sabihin man nilang 

hndi ka tapat

'lam mong hindi yun sapat

Para sa sabihin na

Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Gusto pang makasama

Kahit sandali

Mabakuran maikama

Ka nung nasabik

Kako di na para dapat

Sayo bumalik

Sabunin ang isip ko at

Itama ang mali

Anne Curtis Meets South Korean Superstar Park Bo Gum: A Dream Encounter for Fans

 Manila, Philippines – June 4, 2025 — One of the Philippines' most beloved celebrities, Anne Curtis, recently shared a heartwarming moment that thrilled K-drama fans across the country: her encounter with South Korean actor and global superstar Park Bo Gum.

The two stars met during a high-profile international fashion event held in Seoul, South Korea, which brought together global personalities from the entertainment and fashion industries. Anne, known for her elegance and love for K-culture, attended the event as a brand ambassador, while Park Bo Gum graced the occasion as one of Korea’s top endorsers.

In an Instagram post that quickly went viral, Anne shared a photo of herself alongside Park Bo Gum with the caption: “Finally met the ever-charming Park Bo Gum! Such a kind soul. #KDramaDreamsComeTrue”. The post garnered hundreds of thousands of likes within hours, with fans flooding the comments section with heart emojis, shocked reactions, and playful jealousy.

Anne Curtis, who has openly expressed her admiration for Korean dramas and pop culture over the years, looked visibly delighted in the photo. Netizens noted her “fangirl glow,” and many praised the wholesome nature of the encounter. Meanwhile, Park Bo Gum, known for his gentlemanly charm and warm demeanor, was all smiles beside the Filipina superstar.

The moment was especially significant for fans who have long dreamed of a Filipino-Korean collaboration. Social media buzzed with speculations about a possible project between the two stars—ranging from a commercial endorsement to even a cameo or guest appearance in an international series.

“It’s so surreal to see Anne with Park Bo Gum. Two icons in one frame! We’re manifesting a drama together!” wrote one fan on Twitter.

Anne, who has hosted the long-running noontime show It’s Showtime and starred in countless blockbuster films, has maintained her status as a style icon and versatile actress. Her presence at the event alongside Asian A-listers further reinforced her global appeal. On the other hand, Park Bo Gum, beloved for his roles in Love in the Moonlight, Reply 1988, and Record of Youth, has resumed his activities with much anticipation from fans after completing his mandatory military service.

In a brief media interview during the event, Anne shared, “Meeting Park Bo Gum was such a pleasant surprise. He was so polite and gracious. I’ve always admired his work, and seeing him in person made me respect him even more.”

The meeting has since sparked excitement not only among fans but also within entertainment circles. Some insiders suggest that both stars are being eyed for future endorsements in Southeast Asia, hinting that this may not be the last time we see them together.

Whether it was a casual meeting or the beginning of a new cross-cultural friendship, one thing is clear—Anne Curtis and Park Bo Gum’s encounter gave fans a delightful moment to cherish and fueled even more excitement for Filipino-Korean entertainment crossovers in the near future.

Dismissing Sara Duterte’s Impeachment Through Senate Resolution Illegal – Solons Say

Manila, Philippines – June 4, 2025 — Several members of the House of Representatives have denounced the recent Senate resolution dismissing the looming impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte, branding it as “illegal, premature, and a clear overreach” of Senate authority.

The controversy erupted after 14 senators signed a resolution declaring the impending impeachment complaint against Duterte as “lacking in merit,” despite the fact that it has yet to be formally filed and deliberated upon by the House Committee on Justice.

Progressive lawmakers and constitutional experts argue that the Senate’s move violates the separation of powers under the 1987 Constitution, which clearly states that the House of Representatives has the exclusive power to initiate impeachment proceedings, while the Senate’s role is to sit as the impeachment court once the House transmits the articles of impeachment.

“It is not only improper but patently unconstitutional,” said Deputy Minority Leader France Castro of ACT Teachers Partylist. “The Senate cannot preempt the House. The Constitution provides a very clear process—only when the House determines probable cause and files the case can the Senate act as a court. Anything before that is meddling.”

Representative Arlene Brosas of Gabriela Partylist echoed the sentiment, saying the Senate resolution undermines due process and suggests political interference. “This resolution shows how powerful figures in the political elite are shielding their allies from accountability,” Brosas said. “The public must see this for what it is—a dangerous precedent that allows the Senate to shut down complaints before they are even filed.”

The impeachment complaint, reportedly being prepared by various civil society groups and individual complainants, stems from Duterte’s use of confidential and intelligence funds as Education Secretary and allegations of abuse of power during her tenure. Critics claim that Duterte’s expenditures lacked transparency and accountability, while her camp has maintained that the funds were legally disbursed and used for security concerns within the education sector.

Senate President Francis Escudero defended the resolution, saying it was simply a “sense of the Senate” and carried no legal force. “We are merely expressing our position,” Escudero stated. “It is well within the rights of each chamber to express its collective sentiment. We do not obstruct the House; we merely make our views known.”

However, legal experts warn that such a move—even if symbolic—can influence public perception and potentially intimidate complainants.

Attorney Christian Monsod, one of the framers of the 1987 Constitution, emphasized that the Senate’s resolution “creates a chilling effect on accountability mechanisms.” He added, “We must be vigilant. Impeachment is a constitutional duty, not a political tool.”

As of press time, House Speaker Martin Romualdez has not issued a statement on whether the lower chamber will entertain the anticipated complaint. Still, House insiders suggest that any filing will undergo the standard process regardless of the Senate’s resolution.

The issue continues to divide lawmakers and the public, with watchdogs urging both chambers of Congress to respect the independence of their roles and ensure that constitutional processes are not derailed by political loyalties.

 

Pwede Bang Mamaya - Angela Ken | LYRIC VISUALIZER

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Tadhana nga siguro ang isulat 'to

Nagbabakasakaling kahit 

sa panaginip ay mabasa mo

Inspirasyon ka sa bawat 

liriko't tono

Pwede bang, pwede bang

Dito ka lamang sa tabi ko?

Limang minuto'y gawing lnggo

O kaya'y gawing taon na siguro

Puso'y buo nung natagpuan

Kapalaran bang sirain mo?

Humihiling na naman 

sa mga tala

Sana ay paigtingin bawat 

segundong ika'y kasama

Maaari bang tipirin 

ang sandaling natitira?

Pwede bang mamaya

Mamaya ka na magpaalam?

Lalasapin bawat indak

Nagagalak kahit 'di hamak

Na ang wakas ay natatanaw

Bakit bigla kang bumibitaw?

Limang minuto'y gawing linggo

Bakir parang ang bilis 

na ng tono?

Hindi naman 'to dati ganito

Planado ba'ng pagbabago mo?

Humihiling na naman sa mga tala

Sana ay paigtingin bawat 

segundong ika'y kasama

Maaari bang tipirin 

ang sandaling natitira?

Pwede bang 'wag na lang

'Wag ka na lang, magpaalam?

Humihiling na ngayon 

kay bathala

Sana naman ay dinggin

Na 'wag ka sanang mawala

'Yung 'di kailangan tipirin 

ang sandaling kasama ka

Pwede bang lumaban pa?

Pwede bang sumugal?

Pwede bang mamaya?

Pwede bang 'wag na lang

Magpaalam?

(Pwede bang mamaya?)

Tadhana nga sigurong isulat 'to

Ngunit itinadhana din ba 

ang paglisan mo?