Comments on: Noynoy’s Ad: ” Hindi Ka Nag iisa ” Music Video

By: Joanne Gonzales

Joanne Gonzales — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 17:25:48 +0000

i will vote for noynoy. i believe in him. i know it in my heart that he is not corrupt, can lead the country well, and will be responsible enough for giving to the Filipino people what they need.

By: NMart

NMart — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 02:07:05 +0000

I agree and thank you for pointing out the motivation of the song. It an all star cast, but then again, there are regular Filipinos in the video as well. So, rise up all Filipinos from all walks of life, join hands and magkaisa and don’t leave Ninoy to fend for the hope and change Philippines need and desprately needed by Filipinos. Vote for Noynoy and support one another in Philippines’ journey to a better Philippines for all Filipinos. Remember, a leader alone cannot do it all. A humble leader like Noynoy and Mar Roxas tandem are letting all of us know that they need us to make an impact. As well, be patient as change take times. Many many years of corruption, colonization among others brought Philippines to its current state now, so it will also take years, if not as many to bring Philippines up to where it should be. But it will all be worth it because we will all be taking part in raising Philippines along with its people. We deserve better, but we also have to give better than what we already have to ensure that one day, even if not our generation but for the Filipinos that will come before us.

By: kristine0019

kristine0019 — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 13:23:53 +0000

If you’ll ask me, Sen. Noynoy’s aforementioned ad was overkill and smacks too much of traditional politics (read: over-reliance on star power). It undermines his platform (if he has) and his image as a reform-oriented leader. If he truly has what it takes to become the next President of the Philippines, he won’t resort to celebrity endorsements.

Apart from being overkill, the ad was also exclusionist. Take note that most of those who participated in the ad were white-skinned celebrities. It seems out of touch with the Filipino masses. Should the average Juan de la Cruz appreciate the ad, it is most likely because his or her favorite celebrity is there.

By: jun rr

jun rr — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:33:11 +0000

magsolo ka wala kang kwentang Pilipino. nananiwala ka sa paninindigan mo. well magising ka.

By: jun rr

jun rr — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:33:10 +0000

magsolo ka wala kang kwentang Pilipino. nananiwala ka sa paninindigan mo. well magising ka.

By: Carlo

Carlo — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 11:47:57 +0000

I agree with some comments here. The first time i saw the commercial what i thought off was “TRAPO” campaign strategy. What happened to the “pagbabago” that was Noy’s platform? With this commercial he just proves that he is like all those traditional politicians out there. How sad.. I hope we don’t start seeing his posters all over the place before the official campaign period.

By: Papi for President

Papi for President — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 12:58:22 +0000

what happened to good versus evil? this is a classic trapo approach to early campaigning…
Papi for President´s last blog ..Why I Will Not Vote for Noynoy: Part 2

By: dyosa

dyosa — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:03:20 +0000

Ideally, Filipinos MUST focus more on the platforms of the candidates gunning for presidency. But knowing the MASA, they totally enjoyed seeing their favorite stars (be it a kapamilya or kapuso) in the advertisement and they now have faith that Noynoy can give them what they’ve been longing for- unity of channel 2 and channel 7.

By: aLine

aLine — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 09:39:07 +0000

ang galing nung ads nya kapamilya and kapuso unite… heeehee!
aLine´s last blog ..Wine Tasting @ Foley Estates Winery

By: Noemi

Noemi — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 04:52:43 +0000

I know. let’s review all the platforms of the presidentiables. let’s focus on the platforms and not on the celebrity status of the candidate