Vice Ganda scolds a female contestant who shouted out her ‘kabit’
VICE GANDA – The phenomenal box-office star was taken aback by a female contestant on “It’s Showtime” when she greeted her “kabit” on national TV.
During the August 30 episode of “Rampanalo,” the TV host-comedian scolded a studio contestant after she shouted out to her husband, whom she referred to as her “kabit.”
“Shoutout sa asawa ko… ay, sa kabit ko, sorry,” Jennylyn greeted loudly. Vice Ganda quickly reprimanded her. “Uy, no! Hindi natin ‘yun ina-shoutout. That’s very wrong. Okay. Hindi ipinagmamalaki ‘yan, ate,” he said.
The female contestant immediately apologized, but Vice told her, “Kahit na, hindi, hindi magandang salitang ‘yon, lalo na sa tanghali. Ano ka ba, marami na kaming isyu, dadagdag ka pa. Babu!”
“Sorry, sorry Meme Vice,” the contestant said. “Yes. We don’t normalize and romanticize that,” the TV host further emphasized to her.
Previously, Vice Ganda real-talked a male contestant who admitted to having 12 children from different women. “Parang isang basketball team. Ito yung mga Pilipinong sumusunod kay Sen. Bato (dela Rosa) na magparami raw ng population para maghati-hati sa utang ng Pilipinas. At isa ka sa mga sumunod,” Vice jokingly said while pretending to pinch and slap the contestant.
According to the contestant, eight of his children were under the care of his present partner while his previous partners took care of the remaining four. Vice reminded the contestant that it’s not right to have many children if parents can’t provide them with a good life, saying, “Masama ang magpunla ng iba’t ibang pananim sa iba’t ibang lupain!” Vice then asked: “Mayaman ka ba kuya?” To which the contestant replied, “Hindi po.”
Vice Ganda added: “Yun naman pala, e! Kapag mahirap wag na masyadong maraming anak kawawa yung mga bata kung hindi mo mabibigyan ng magandang-magandang buhay.” The contestant argued that he had just fallen in love, and it was his previous partners who left him. He mentioned that currently, the mothers of his children are the ones sending them to school.
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