Viral Ngayon Ang Isang Netizen Dahil Kinumpara Nito Ang Sout Ni Billy Crawford Prenup Nito Sa Bag Ng Kanyang Nanay

Netizen Janelle Payumo says: “Pangprenup ni Billy, bag lang ng nanay ko.”

As if the prenuptial shoot of celebrity couple Billy Crawford and Coleen Garcia hasn’t received enough backlash yet, netizen Janelle Payumo noticed something embarrassing about the blazer Billy was wearing in some of their photos.

Janelle Payumo shared a cropped photo of Billy wearing said suit, and juxtaposed it with a photograph of her mother sporting a tote bag. The embarrassing part is that the fabric in Billy’s blazer and Janelle’s mother look exactly the same.

Netizens can’t help but share a laugh over the photos, as Billy’s blazer went from classy and fancy to cheap real quick.

Still, it is unlikely that the celebrity couple will have the time to pay Janelle Payumo’s post any attention, as they are facing bigger and worse problems. See, they are currently being accused of cultural appropriation and insensitivity because of the very theme of their photoshoot.

They chose an Ethiopian theme, and they went all out in going to Ethiopia itself. They posed against sceneries, fauna, and even people native to Ethiopia. A lot of netizens called foul over these photos, especially the ones utilizing Ethiopian nationals as part of the couple’s background.

Netizen Rachel Ravana wrote on Facebook, to the agreement of many others:

I don’t think we should all admire a prenup photoshoot making background props out of Ethiopian women and children. These photos are heartbreaking & enraging at the same time. I understand that prenup photoshoots get so extra these days but to this extent?

Still, there are those who saw nothing wrong with the photos:

“Masyado naman.kayong mrnmng.sinasabi e s gusto nila.ganyan concept marunong p kyo s ikakasal basta wla silang nilalabag n batas wla kyong pakelam!! Mga ingrato, pakialamero, bwiset kyo!!!”

“Wala namang tinatapakang tao sila Billy at Coleen sa ginagawa nila sa photoshoot nila ah.. Ano bang mali jan? Eh kasalanan bang mgpa photoshoot sa lugar na iyan? Ang kikitid naman ng mga utak ng taong ganyan. Ultimo mag photoshoot gagawin pang kumplikado! Haissstt tao nga naman..”

What can you say about Janelle Payumo’s post? Did you laugh when you first saw it? Do you see anything wrong with Billy and Coleen’s prenuptial shoot? Let us know what you think in the comments section below!

WATCH: Hong Kong employer caught on cam abusing her Indonesian maid

When an employee fails to do a good job, the employer will understandably get mad. But there is absolutely no reason for a boss to abuse anyone who works under them. In a viral Facebook live video, an elderly Hong Kong employer can be seen beating up her Indonesian maid.

As she was being hit and verbally abused, the Indonesian maid was heard calling out for help. She reportedly kept repeating the words:

“Oh God, I’m being smacked. I don’t accept her speaking that way to me.”

The Indonesian maid was so shocked and angry at what was being done to her that she called her Hong Kong employer a dog in her native language. The lack of understanding because of the language barrier seemed to anger the elderly employer further.

The elderly woman kept insisting that the Indonesian maid speak Chinese as she hit her. A rough translation of her words were:

“Why don’t you speak Chinese? Why are you speaking this other language? I don’t understand. You’re so evil, what are you saying about me? Speak! Speak my language. What are you saying? Use Chinese. I’ve never had anyone make me as angry as you do.”

It appears as though their conflict started when the employer blamed the helpless domestic helper and called her useless for the smallest and most insignificant mistakes. She tried to reason with her boss but it just ended in abuse.

What’s more upsetting was there are a few people who think that the Indonesian maid was at fault. They said that if she would have kept quiet then this wouldn’t have happened to her. A classic case of victim-blaming.

Watch the video below.

WARNING: The following video contains violence. Discretion is strongly advised.

What can you say about this shocking case of employee abuse? What should be done to lessen the cases of abuse that foreign domestic workers receive at the hands of their employers? Share your thoughts, reactions, and opinions in the comments section below!

Hunting dad posts pic of 8-year-old daughter after first stag hunt

NEW ZEALAND — Proud New Zealand papa Johny took his little girl Chloe hunting earlier this month. When she killed her first stag, she ate part of his heart, leading the internet to erupt with opinions.

At a friend’s farm, dad Johny and his 8-year-old daughter, Chloe, spotted a deer from roughly 40 meters away. Chloe grabbed her dad’s 7mm-08 and aimed it at the stag, using her dad’s shoulder as a leaning rest. It was a tricky downhill shot, but Chloe hit the deer right on target. After they made sure their kill was dead, they opened him up and cut out his heart. In what some are calling a native ritual, Chloe then bit into the “warm, quivering heart.”

Sharing his pride with the world, Johny sent in their hunting photos to the New Zealand Woman Hunters club on Facebook. Despite an initial 20,000 shares, the post has since been removed after many online started taking shots of their own at little Chloe.

One user called her a psychopath, while others ones called her evil, and messed up in the head. Many took aim at her dad, but some did come to their defense, arguing that feeding the low-grade meat at McDonald’s to children is far worse than taking a bite out of a fresh deer heart.

Responding to all the online hate, Chloe’s dad Johny remarked “Lions do not care for the opinions of sheep.”

Woman complains of temptress mother who seduces her suitors and beaus

When troubled with messy love affairs, any person would usually turn to someone they trust to seek guidance – whether it’s a best friend or a close family member. Surely, many of us sought the advice of our fathers or mothers concerning our love problems. However, who would you turn to if your own mother was  the cause of your romantic woes? This woman sought help for her temptress mother who allegedly steals her suitors and boyfriends.

A 21-year-old woman hiding behind the pseudonym “Tess” consulted a local radio program to seek advice for her dilemma. During the program “Tutok” hosted by renowned broadcaster Erwin Tulfo, Tess unraveled her troubles on air.

While the host was listening, Tess recalled how her 37-year-old temptress mother acts strangely whenever Tess’ male visitors are around. An excerpt of her confession reads:

“Ang problema ko po ay ang nanay ko na 37 years old at manager sa isang KTV bar. Pakiramdam ko kasi sinusulot o inaagaw ni mommy ang mga manliligaw ko o kahit ‘yung mga boyfriend ko. Kasi pag may nanliligaw sakin sa bahay, para bang nagpapapansin ang nanay ko.”

Aside from trying to covet the attention of her suitors or lovers, Tess’ mother will even go as far as wearing skimpy clothing to seduce them.

In more than one occasion, the temptress mother usually succeeds in winning the attention of the man. Soon enough, Tess grew to resent her mother for her gimmicks:

“Kuntodo ang make-up nya at halos makita na ang muning nya sa ikli ng mga suot nya. At braless pa kapag nariyan ang mga bisita ko. Tuloy siya na ang tinitignan at sinisilipan. Minsan nahalata ko na biglang umumbok ang pundilya sa pantalon ng manliligaw ko.”

After hearing Tess’ story, Erwin Tulfo sought the advice of a relationship expert to help her. How did you think Tess resolved her problem? To watch the entire episode, check out this video below:

This shocking confession elicited mixed reactions from netizens. While some sympathized with Tess, there are also others who took her mother’s side. Find out what they have to say about this below:

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Batang Gusto Makita Ang Kanilang Magulang Gumawa Ng Ganitong Kadelikadong Pagsakay

Photos of two Chinese boys who traveled 80 km or 50 miles in the undercarriage of a bus were posted online, breaking the hearts of the netizens.

According to the reports published by the BBC News, The two Chinese boys who have not been named by the Chinese media, are from a poor village in the southern Guangxi who had been trying to reach their parents who are working in the neighboring province, the Guangdong province.

Since they are too poor, they don’t have money to pay for the fare so they decided to hide in the undercarriage of the bus.

It was on November 23 when they were reported as missing persons by their teacher and on that same day, they were found in the undercarriage of a vehicle at a bus station where an inspection was held.

The heartbreaking photos even showed two boys covered in mud while clinging at the bottom part of the bus.

Southern Morning Pos (Nanguo Zaobao) stated that the boys who were around eight or nine years old were found by the security workers when the vehicle stopped at a bus station.

They traveled for about 5km of steep slopes and the staff was surprised that they were left unharmed.

“These children’s bodies were really thin, so the undercarriage was a good hiding space,” one worker told the paper.

The staff also said that the boys are hesitant to speak when they were questioned until one staff member told the Southern Morning Post: “We finally came to understand that these two boys had been missing their mum and dad.

“They had hidden under the vehicle because they wanted, in vain, to find their parents.”

Further reports stated that the little boys were fetched on that evening after their relatives in the village were informed about it.

The incident truly left the Chinese community in shock.

One says: “There are way too many young children in China now who are separated from their parents from a young age. Who is caring for them, and finding a solution to their problems?”

While another online user stated that it was a tragedy in the society.