Stand-Up Comedian Gold Dagal Killed in Shooting
GOLD DAGAL – The stand-up comedian was shot and killed in Pampanga last Saturday. His sudden death has left fans, fellow comedians, and human rights supporters grieving.
Gold was known for his bold humor, often making jokes about famous people and important issues. His style of comedy touched on sensitive topics, which may have led to threats against him. Reports say that these threats became more serious after he joked about a certain group, which might have played a role in the incident.
Project Jade, a nonprofit group, confirmed his passing in a Facebook post. They remembered Gold not just as a comedian but also as someone who stood up for people’s rights. “TTo many, Gold was a comic with crude humor. But to us, he’s one of the few people who stood up against human rights violations and indoctrination. Hustisya para sa’yo, Gold. Salamat sa suporta mo sa Project Jade. Pahinga ka na,” the post read.
Aside from making people laugh, Gold was also known for talking about real-life issues and fighting for fairness. He used his platform to bring attention to important matters, making him a voice for those who couldn’t speak up. His fearless approach to comedy connected with many people, but it also made him a target.
The police are now investigating the case, and many people online are demanding justice. Fans and supporters are remembering Gold not just for his humor but also for his bravery in telling the truth. Many have shared their sadness on social media, saying he lived a life full of purpose, balancing comedy and advocacy.
As the country mourns his loss, many hope his legacy will remind people of how powerful comedy can be in exposing real issues. Gold’s voice may have been silenced, but his message and courage will continue to inspire those who fight for justice and free speech.