‘Salarin, Salarin’ by BINI-b10 Sparks Reactions

‘Salarin, Salarin’ by BINI-b10 Elicits Comments

SALARIN, SALARIN – The parody song by BINI-b10 on “Bubble Gang” has elicited mixed reactions from netizens. The song, based on the hit track “Salamin, Salamin” by BINI, features popular personalities including Michael V, Kokoy De Santos, Buboy Villar, Alberto S. Sumaya Jr., and Matt Lozano.

The music video quickly garnered attention, inviting viewers to hunt for the real culprit in the song’s ending. Many shared their thoughts in the comments, noting the contrast between the upbeat melody and the dark themes. Some praised Michael V’s comedic style, while others highlighted the social commentary on issues like extrajudicial killings (EJK) and martial law.

One user remarked that the melody was cheerful, but the lyrics were disturbing, reflecting the realities of crime in the Philippines. As of now, the music video has received over 37,000 reactions, 7,800 shares, and 631,000 views, indicating its popularity and significant impact on audiences.

Meanwhile, Bubble Gang is a television sketch comedy show broadcast on GMA Network, known for being the longest-running comedy show in the Philippines. It premiered on October 20, 1995, and was created by Marivin Arayata. The show features pop culture parodies, skits, and sketches that often spoof television shows, advertisements, and celebrities. Originally directed by Uro Q. Dela Cruz, it has seen various cast changes over the years, including prominent comedians and actors such as Ogie Alcasid, Michael V., and Paolo Contis. Michael V. serves as the current creative director and has contributed to the show’s theme music.

The show parodies popular culture, offering humorous takes on various themes and social issues. With its engaging content and comedic style, Bubble Gang has had a significant impact on Filipino comedy and television. It continues to be a staple of Filipino entertainment and is available for streaming on platforms like YouTube.

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