It's Showtime: Mag-ex, tama nga ba ang desisyon na mag-live in agad? (EXpecially For You)
Aired (August 10, 2024): Ano kaya ang masasabi nina Vice Ganda at ng iba pang 'It's Showtime' hosts sa maagang pagli-live in nina Yurie at Dicon?
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00:00But I have a question, because the two of them are still young, 23 years old,
00:05and this happened between 2019 and 2021, right?
00:08Why did you decide to live in? Like, whose idea was this?
00:11How old were they then?
00:1219.
00:1319. They were still young, right?
00:15Yes.
00:15If there's a story here, they were even younger.
00:18How old?
00:196.
00:20That's too much.
00:21Too young.
00:22She was adopted.
00:24I was adopted.
00:25Why were you 19 years old? Why did you decide to live in?
00:28Yes, we decided to live in, the two of us, because for me,
00:33we'll get to know each other better if we're together every day.
00:38Weren't you afraid that you'll be 19, we'll live in,
00:42maybe, no offence meant, maybe I'll get pregnant,
00:46I'm still studying.
00:47Studying.
00:48Because when you live in, it's like you're already married,
00:51you're not married anymore, right?
00:52So you can do a lot, you can result in a lot of things.
00:56Were you ready at that time?
00:58During that time, I was like...
01:00You were like? Are you Taylor Swift?
01:03You were like Taylor Swift.
01:06I was like, I'm your wife now.
01:10But the good thing for me was, I was really studying,
01:13I wasn't letting it go.
01:15You weren't afraid?
01:16I was afraid, but I really took a risk for him,
01:20because I really love him.
01:23Legal to your parents?
01:24At first, they were angry.
01:26They said, if you want to live in, fine,
01:29but the one who will provide for your studies is my live-in partner.
01:33Ah, so it was Dico who taught you?
01:35Yes, he was my provider at that time,
01:38when I was studying at Senior High.
01:40When you were 19 years old?
01:42Yes.
01:43That's why you stopped studying?
01:45See, if your mom and dad let you study,
01:49I hope he didn't stop, you two were studying.
01:53Yes, at that time, we were still immature.
01:56We were still too young.
01:59I don't want all of us to be like that,
02:01because of course, there are 19-year-olds who are very mature,
02:03but let's take this as an example.
02:06When you're young, you know,
02:08you should focus on yourself first.
02:10Focus on your basic priorities and obligations.
02:16Your basic priorities and obligations.
02:18One, be a good son to your parents,
02:21and be a good brother to your siblings.
02:23Second, study well.
02:25Yes.
02:26That's all.
02:27When you're 19 years old, you want to be a homemaker.
02:30Yes, it's hard.
02:31It's like, you're going from house to house,
02:33so it's like a wife, right?
02:34Yes.
02:35You, I'm sure, you need someone to clean the house.
02:38It's like, your state of mind shouldn't be there yet,
02:41at that time.
02:42Yes, there are problems that you shouldn't worry about.
02:45Yes.
02:46It's coming.
02:47And we need to, hello?
02:49At this time, we need to be more serious about education and studies.
02:53Yes.
02:54The state of education in the Philippines is very alarming.
03:01Yes.
03:02Right?
03:03The education system is problematic in the Philippines.
03:07The students are also problematic.
03:09The Philippines is one of the lowest in scores, right?
03:12Yes.
03:13When it comes to testing.
03:14What's PISA?
03:15PISA.
03:17PISA.
03:18In PISA, right?
03:19In mathematics, in science, in reading.
03:22It's at the end.
03:23We were even defeated by countries that are poorer.
03:26We should be bothered.
03:28Right?
03:29It's alarming.
03:30So, let's be serious about studying.
03:32Right?
03:33You, especially you kids, right?
03:35Be serious about studying.
03:37Right?
03:38You set aside your...
03:39Your own...
03:40Your own...
03:41Ambition.
03:42Yes.
03:43Because you're already living.
03:44If you're not living yet, if you believe in your parents, then I hope your studies will be good.
03:49Yes.
03:50Like that.
03:52And maybe the parents.
03:54We need to be...
03:56We need to be disciplined.
03:58And maybe we should give our children some discipline.
04:02Because now, right?
04:03The kids are also...
04:05It's like the parents are afraid to discipline them.
04:08Because there are so many of them who are fighting and believing.
04:11The entitlement that they have.
04:14Yes.
04:15Yes, I'm your son, but you can't...
04:17Right?
04:18I'm your mother, I'm your father, but...
04:19Right?
04:20There are so many of them.
04:21We're still in the generation where we're afraid of being looked at.
04:23Yes.
04:24You're not being looked at.
04:25You're afraid.
04:26You're afraid of being looked at.
04:27It's true.
04:28But now...
04:29No.
04:30I will decide for myself.
04:32Right?
04:33My life, my rules.
04:34There are people like that.
04:36And it doesn't work all the time.
04:38Yes.
04:40Yes.
04:42Yes.
04:45Yes.
04:48No.
05:01You didn't feel guilty that you stopped studying, right?
05:06No.
05:07No.
05:08Because in my relationship with Yuri, I learned so much from her.
05:11You won't learn if you keep studying.
05:15And you can't learn later on in your life.
05:18Right?
05:19When is the right time.
05:20But that's right, it's okay.
05:22You can still go back to studying if you want.
05:24Yes.
05:25Your journey here is not yet finished.
05:27That's it.
05:28I hope that tomorrow you have a chance.
05:31Because again, tomorrow is never promised.
05:34I hope that tomorrow you enroll.
05:36Oh.
05:37Oh.
05:38Oh.
05:39Good night.