PHILIPPINES’ Carlos Yulo - 2019 World Championship GOLD, Artistic Gymnastics (Full Performance)

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  • Опубліковано 19 гру 2024

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  • @lhableloidlim1200
    @lhableloidlim1200 5 років тому +5801

    First Filipino gymnast to be a World Champion and first Filipino Gymnast to make the Lupang Hinirang play in the world championship.
    Nakakaiyak.. Plus reaction ni coach kugimiya!
    Congrats Caloy! 🇵🇭 ang to his Japanesse coach, coach kugimiya!!🇯🇵

  • @jademacalegre9040
    @jademacalegre9040 5 років тому +2255

    When your coach is not a Filipino but he's damn so proud and shed tears on your victory. Congrats to both.👏👏👏

    • @augustusmerc2610
      @augustusmerc2610 5 років тому +13

      tamaaaaaa

    • @nowanobady
      @nowanobady 5 років тому +38

      ramdam ko si coach huhu... congrats! hoping and praying for PH's 1st Olympic Gold from Yulo

    • @anthonybondoc9391
      @anthonybondoc9391 5 років тому +30

      may docu sila grabe ang sacrifice nilang dalawa

    • @jademacalegre9040
      @jademacalegre9040 5 років тому +28

      He will be the favorite to win the gold in Floor exercise in the Olympics. He deserves grand parade as welcome for him. And btw his younger brother also has a lot of potential to follow him.

    • @margaritalagumbay8310
      @margaritalagumbay8310 5 років тому +5

      CONGRATS TO BOTH!! WE'RE VERY PROUD OF YOU YULO AND COACH THANK YOU VERY MUCH🤗🤗😍!!!

  • @evacab1200
    @evacab1200 5 років тому +828

    *The Japanese Trainor is not a happy coach, he is a proud Father!*

    • @AdsunGabrayAl
      @AdsunGabrayAl 5 років тому +32

      i think he's crying of joy and is very happy.

    • @wortlap8491
      @wortlap8491 5 років тому +1

      i would have wanted to see the son at the very least hug his father or made an effort to go to him when he won. that would have been magical.

    • @pur3typrouduction156
      @pur3typrouduction156 5 років тому

      Hahahaha. Nadale mo.

    • @leahjanedebuque2192
      @leahjanedebuque2192 5 років тому +1

      Thank you, Coach. We owe you one

    • @DailyInspirations1978
      @DailyInspirations1978 4 місяці тому

      Trainer*

  • @SIMTPH
    @SIMTPH 5 років тому +1222

    He's coach got tears of joy even he is Japanese.. credits to Japanese coach and the whole Japanese community.. This is not gonna happen without you coach.. Mabuhay ka...

    • @loidamanalo7282
      @loidamanalo7282 5 років тому +17

      Yes true yn at communication ay npkahalaga ibig sbhin lng nun nkikinig sya sa coach yn a very good tandem bet. a father & a son.

    • @juanitomagabojr.9780
      @juanitomagabojr.9780 5 років тому +15

      You are the best coach, yulo won first gold medal in the world gymnastics because of your coaching

    • @altondr
      @altondr 5 років тому +3

      watch the training video.

    • @wortlap8491
      @wortlap8491 5 років тому +2

      His not he's.
      even IF he
      credits to HIS or THE
      This would not have happened

    • @missie_janetg5624
      @missie_janetg5624 5 років тому +7

      Congrats Mr. CARLOS YULO AND TO YOUR COACH!!!

  • @thatsmerhyza
    @thatsmerhyza 5 років тому +906

    While Japan suffered the devastating disaster here the coach shed his tears for bringing the pride together with the Philippines. Congratulations!! 🥇

    • @zkybrie7475
      @zkybrie7475 5 років тому +11

      So true😥

    • @joelgarcia15
      @joelgarcia15 5 років тому +5

      Typhoon Hagibis was still in Guam way before this tournament happened.

    • @adelinaobillo4389
      @adelinaobillo4389 5 років тому +5

      That's true and remind me of fumiya sankai

    • @carmelapama7812
      @carmelapama7812 5 років тому +4

      So proud!!!

    • @tokkiwon
      @tokkiwon 5 років тому +2

      ❤❤❤

  • @docj5750
    @docj5750 5 років тому +834

    LETS GIVE THANKS TO HIS JAPANESE COACH WITHOUT HIM HE CAN NOT BE A STRONG GYMNAST...LETS FORGET BASKETBALL WE HAVE MANY WAYS TO BE A WORLD CLASS ATHLETE...BOXING..BILLIARDS..BOWLING..NA WE DONT NEED HEIGHT TO HAVE AN ADVANTAGE....CONGRATSSS NAKA PROUD KA AT TEAM MO...FIRST TIME EVER WE HEARD OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM..BEATING CHINA..RUSSIA AT IBA PA N TLGANG MALAKAS GYMNASTICS...MABUHAYYYYYY...HOPE WE CAN HEAR IT AGAIN IN JAPAN 2020 OLYMPICS NA MAGIGING RECORD NATEN TO HAVE A GOLD...LETS SUPPORT HIM AND PRAYERS...

    • @ShutDFckOff
      @ShutDFckOff 5 років тому +6

      Unfortunately, Phils is populated by Macho "kuno" men. Macho country as they say. The physical contact game of basketball reigns as the number one sports and it will never go away even our height-talent does not improve. Pinoys like to assert power thru contact sports such as Bball. Gymnastics and bowling are too feminine ( no disrespect for the Gold ), billiards too technical. Accept who we are, the only way we can move on! Congrats Caloy!

    • @smokers1231000
      @smokers1231000 5 років тому +8

      Totally agree! We ecxel in this kind of sport that doesn't require height, Filipinos have many talented athletes but they lack proper training and facilities or should i say funding. Ibigay nalang sa mga individual events ang pondo ng basketbol na wala nmang na achieve.

    • @coachgeo
      @coachgeo 5 років тому +5

      @@ShutDFckOff Men's Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) is in no way feminine. How many feminine sports does one go throwing their body around a chunk of steel hoping they don't crush their own skull on it or break their neck after they fall. If one see's that as feminine they are then expressing their own personal fears and not the reality of the sport of MAG.

    • @vicenteandoyfilocncowners727
      @vicenteandoyfilocncowners727 5 років тому +2

      Exactly... Basketball is common. Look at those other countries they play every single sports that exist in the world. That is their advantage, they have more trainings and facilities compare to ours. I think it's time for the Philippines to focus on other sports like gymnastics

    • @sambee4927
      @sambee4927 5 років тому +3

      Kung gusto ng mga lalaki maglaro ng basketball, let them be. Maggymnastics kayo kung trip nyo. Walang basagan ng trip. Pwede namang pagsabayin di ba? Ang sports depende sa kinahihiligan yan, hindi dapat pinipilit. Kanya-kanyang trip ika nga.

  • @duchi882
    @duchi882 5 років тому +2707

    *He balances his body way better*
    than I balance responsibilities

  • @itzaverie6027
    @itzaverie6027 5 років тому +309

    The coach was like crying being a proud father, while Carlos was very calm and acting cute at the moment. Lol

    • @aligasan
      @aligasan 5 років тому +11

      Notice how innocently he gazes on his new gold medal. So quaint!

    • @andrewcruz9159
      @andrewcruz9159 4 роки тому +3

      That was exquisite

  • @maryjoyj3649
    @maryjoyj3649 5 років тому +599

    “For the first time ever ... we will hear it’s chosen land, the national anthem of the Philippines play. It will be played in honor of Carlos Yulo, he is the chosen man”.
    19 years old, such discipline and dedication. To think that Philippines is not even known to excel in such a sport...he should be proud of himself and I hope he inspires other young minds. Kudos to his coach as well for guiding him and preparing him for this. They made history...

    • @daaagbt2441
      @daaagbt2441 5 років тому +1

      THE Japanese COACH is due to MVPangilinan ho support CARLOS YULO training in JAPAN.

    • @jogiebalansag7250
      @jogiebalansag7250 5 років тому +3

      Buti ba Japan nag coach ng team Pilipinas. Thank you Japan!

    • @bronzygarcia6306
      @bronzygarcia6306 5 років тому +1

      Meron p syang kapatid na gymnast din. Aabangan din sa larangan ng sports na to

    • @iamf6641
      @iamf6641 5 років тому

      when you said kudos. i knew you were filipino

    • @francesg3715
      @francesg3715 5 років тому

      R

  • @suzetteseldorsen
    @suzetteseldorsen 5 років тому +623

    When even a Japanese coach is so teary eyed that his Filipino athlete won for the Philippines....💕❤️💐

    • @Bernzskie22
      @Bernzskie22 5 років тому +8

      Suzette Wohlmachersh First Time Na Masungkit ang GOLD!!!

    • @suzetteseldorsen
      @suzetteseldorsen 5 років тому +3

      Bernz Lucero I agree with you po!❤️

    • @LifeOdysseyMotivation
      @LifeOdysseyMotivation 5 років тому +15

      Proud teacher, mentor, and coach!

    • @suzetteseldorsen
      @suzetteseldorsen 5 років тому +1

      E B correct! ❤️

    • @BlockPantherPH
      @BlockPantherPH 5 років тому +14

      Because it's not just for the Philippines its for Asia too it's a world gymnastic championship

  • @queencleopatra7287
    @queencleopatra7287 5 років тому +402

    Giving also a big salute and a round of applause for his Japanese mentor for being with Carlos with all his endeavors. Wow!!!!!

    • @noryluis5873
      @noryluis5873 5 років тому

      Wow Japanese place trainer Nia ,👏👏👏🎉

  • @arielalpetche9558
    @arielalpetche9558 5 років тому +459

    His shortness became his advantage to keep those legs straight in the air unlike those tall guys...so quick and exquisite performance.

    • @jekquirolgico8121
      @jekquirolgico8121 5 років тому +18

      Simone Biles and Carlos Yulos Height nis really an advantage when it comes to Twisting and Tumbling Vertical. They can jump so high and twist so fast. As well as their weight is light to control landing and weight shifting. If ma strategize ng maayos yung advantage nila gayan ginagawa ni Biles ngayon, unbeatable sa floor at vault ti Yulo

    • @Simon-oy7kf
      @Simon-oy7kf 5 років тому +5

      @@jekquirolgico8121 not even close to twice as fast, probably about 20% faster rotation

    • @andrewcruz9159
      @andrewcruz9159 4 роки тому +4

      Tiny gymnast with full of energy pack of champ

    • @jemariebeaton7429
      @jemariebeaton7429 4 роки тому +5

      Very true, even the all time best gymnast in the world over the past decades. The likes of legends Svetlana Khorkina 5’4(russia), Nataliya Kuchinskaya 5’2(SSR), Ludmilla Tourischeva 5’3 (SSR), Larissa Semyonovna 5’3 (SSR), Gina Gogean 4’11 (Romania), Daniela Silivas 4’9 (Romania), Simona Amañar 5’2 (Romania) and Anastasia Liukina or Nastia Liukin 5’3 (US).

    • @cherryredize
      @cherryredize 3 роки тому +5

      So, in the end, being the 3rd shortest people in the world paid off

  • @elleauthoress8699
    @elleauthoress8699 5 років тому +333

    For some reason, i felt touched that he sang the lupang hinirang under his breath and did the signatory hand over the heart. Finally gymnastics in the philippines is gaining recognition!

    • @ArjoRodriguez2023
      @ArjoRodriguez2023 5 років тому

      Preach! It's so long overdue

    • @winterkrash
      @winterkrash 5 років тому +1

      Elle Authoress I totally agree with you.

    • @BastaLang
      @BastaLang 5 років тому +7

      Kulang lang ng opportunities ang pinoy pero marami sa atin ang talented. Yung mga beki pa lang na nagpapasiklaban eh ang gagaling na sa tumbling at splits.

    • @kuyarenztvofficial
      @kuyarenztvofficial 5 років тому +1

      @@BastaLang paki subscribe din po salamat po.

    • @kuyarenztvofficial
      @kuyarenztvofficial 5 років тому

      @@BastaLang paki subscribe din po. Ty.

  • @kenhatti3961
    @kenhatti3961 5 років тому +287

    I literally cried when the Philippine National Anthem started to play. It' s really nice to see and feel the presence of the Philippines in the world stage. Your the one Yulo!!! I love you!

    • @sam9644
      @sam9644 5 років тому +2

      🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 So proud of Carlos Yulo.

    • @eletmarcelo1579
      @eletmarcelo1579 5 років тому +1

      I am crying and singing the national anthem at the same time!!!! Go Pinoy!!!!

    • @marycrishayashi2718
      @marycrishayashi2718 5 років тому

      Me too

  • @yujinacafe
    @yujinacafe 5 років тому +233

    I love how the announcer keep repeating Carlos Yulo’s Name And Gave Credit To His Japanese Trainer.

  • @BN-jr7uv
    @BN-jr7uv 5 років тому +229

    i love the commentators ,they too are happy for carlos.

    • @wortlap8491
      @wortlap8491 5 років тому +1

      how did you know? are they bias with the other gymnasts?

    • @maricriscelespara6891
      @maricriscelespara6891 5 років тому +6

      Maybe it's because they see Yulo so young and they feel happy to see him excel as a youngster to be competing in a world championship?

    • @bronzygarcia6306
      @bronzygarcia6306 5 років тому +6

      Bess happy sila sa lahat ng gymnasts. Bagay tlaga silang commentators bukod sa alam nila yung Sport, ascending pa lagi yung tone nila. Laging may excitement.

    • @echobonx4118
      @echobonx4118 4 роки тому +2

      Theyre happy because its the first time they see a small filipino with such awesome skill in floor excercise. Imagine he defeated the russia thats amazing!

    • @jemariebeaton7429
      @jemariebeaton7429 4 роки тому +1

      @@echobonx4118 very true, imagine beating the likes of Russia, Great Britain, China and other best counries when it comes to this sports is not an easy task at all. Kudos to Carlos and his coach for the hard work and and determination.

  • @balaycebu9261
    @balaycebu9261 5 років тому +514

    We did not make a single win to our favorite sport in FIBA but this young man with his Japanese Trainer went to the competition and became a world champion? Salute 🤸

    • @ruthabanes7560
      @ruthabanes7560 5 років тому +5

      Yes we are proud of you sir Yulo! Pinoy pride! Manalo man o matalo.

    • @10am4
      @10am4 5 років тому +4

      This means we got the capabilities but we can't unleash them in the Philippines....

    • @balaycebu9261
      @balaycebu9261 5 років тому +5

      @@10am4 because they do not support it.these sports leaders are corrupted. The budget for facilities and allowance not for the athletes but for their stomach. One of the example migrated in US is Wesley So.the Super grandmaster in Chess. now he is the US citizen.

    • @quickchow2113
      @quickchow2113 5 років тому

      not to mention no funding from the government and sports funding probably goes to someones pocket haha

    • @rexbesana499
      @rexbesana499 5 років тому

      Yet still Phils will continue to support basketball more than any other sports. That’s the sad reality.

  • @alexleyesa9010
    @alexleyesa9010 5 років тому +470

    Big thanks to Carlos for raising the Philippine flag in the international arena. Immense gratitude to his Japanese trainer.🙏🏻

  • @mrjasonaquino
    @mrjasonaquino 5 років тому +152

    His coach made me cry. His reaction is priceless. 😭😭😭 He is a japanese but he put his devotion to a filipino. Much respect to these two Carlos and Kugimiya!

  • @LeopardL123
    @LeopardL123 5 років тому +12

    The national anthem of the Philippines played for the first time in men's gymnastics because we finally have a world champion!!! Makes me a really proud Filipino!!! Napaiyak ako nung tinugtog ang Lupang Hinirang at nakikita ang watawat na naka angat at nangingibabaw sa iba. 🇵🇭⚪💛💙❤️ Congratulations Carlos Yulo!!!

  • @TravelersCouchByMoonRayLo
    @TravelersCouchByMoonRayLo  5 років тому +771

    Reigning World Champion as he enters
    TOKYO 2020 OLYMPICS 👏🏼
    Will he get the Philippines’ first ever
    Olympic GOLD MEDAL? 🥇🙏🏼🇵🇭

    • @dukemandigal595
      @dukemandigal595 5 років тому +5

      Traveler's Couch by Moon Ray Lo yes and amen to that it’s about time !

    • @besanamateojrd.376
      @besanamateojrd.376 5 років тому

      Nice Traveler's Couch by Moon Ray Lo....idol pm mo naman ako...Mateo Besana sa fb....

    • @ritchmondmarkquinesio8453
      @ritchmondmarkquinesio8453 5 років тому +1

      Cross finger!!!

    • @drewcruz5879
      @drewcruz5879 5 років тому

      Commentor: he is tiny! He won gold.

    • @trudisify
      @trudisify 5 років тому +2

      Praying for that!

  • @zy2987
    @zy2987 5 років тому +361

    Carlos Yulo was one of my closest friend back then when we were 1st and 2nd year highschool. He has a very kind soul and works hard than everyone else. I still remember the days were we would play sipa and just rant on our profs who's very bad at teaching haha. When he suddenly stop going to school, honestly we have some doubt that he will succeed but look on him now. Caloy pag nabasa moto proud kaming 7-Aguinaldo at 8-Daniel sayo, keep up the good work pree. Mas galingan mo pa sa OLYMPICS.

    • @winkybones6546
      @winkybones6546 5 років тому

      Hi..from where in the Phils.is Carlos? Ofw here in brunei..tnx..so proud of him & his coach...

    • @cml5068
      @cml5068 5 років тому

      sa Araullo po ba kayo mag classmate ?

    • @officialaccount5172
      @officialaccount5172 5 років тому +5

      Yan ang Pinoy, nung hindi pa kilala andaming negative na nasasabi but look at him now ngayong sikat na more will claim na "i know him", "magkaibigan kami nyan", etc. etc.

    • @Bernzskie22
      @Bernzskie22 5 років тому

      Jr Jabinar Anong School Kayo??? The Whole Filipinos all over the World is Proud of Him....Greetings From Homburg Saarland Deutschland

    • @zy2987
      @zy2987 5 років тому +1

      @@officialaccount5172 Yung doubts na tinutukoy ko is yung panghihinayang namin sa kanya because mawawalan kami ng isa sa mga tropa. We were just small highschool kids back then ano sa tingin mo iisipin namin pag may nawala samin? Im not flexing it na magkakilala kami and anything I think yung sinasabi mo na andaming negative na filipino? Parang ikaw na yun mismo.

  • @hunkyharvy
    @hunkyharvy 5 років тому +349

    This is the perfect example that we have so much potential with other sports other than BASKETBALL.

    • @queendaenerys5840
      @queendaenerys5840 5 років тому +7

      Yeah and basketball never go far

    • @francois9603
      @francois9603 5 років тому +5

      i was about to comment this

    • @rowell147
      @rowell147 5 років тому +11

      It's about time they give effort to sports other than basketball. Puros papogi lang talo naman

    • @Pangyao78
      @Pangyao78 5 років тому +1

      Tomoooohhhh

    • @marvinpeterjessrejuso3861
      @marvinpeterjessrejuso3861 5 років тому +1

      and don't forget manny and efren

  • @eelliee18
    @eelliee18 5 років тому +33

    the philippine national anthem is so beautiful. as students, you never really notice when you’re required to sing it everyday during morning assembly, sometimes it even becomes a chore. but at moments like these, you can’t help the pride that rushes through you when you hear it. congratulations, carlos!

  • @federicofelizardojr9167
    @federicofelizardojr9167 5 років тому +371

    when the Phil. National Anthem played I was like so proud being a Filipino. Congrats Carlos.
    I hope someday , I'll be representing the Philippines too , Not in gymnastics but in different field.

    • @mrpeace8820
      @mrpeace8820 5 років тому +1

      Wow repesenting philippines. God bless. Kailan kaya ako mairepresent ang phil

    • @mendellauron1614
      @mendellauron1614 5 років тому

      Federico Felizardo Jr what is it?

    • @solamilloskm7211
      @solamilloskm7211 5 років тому +1

      Go!!! We will be cheering!

    • @Nay-ul4ex
      @Nay-ul4ex 5 років тому +2

      @@manuelromano6620 walang magawa sa buhay

    • @madel7584
      @madel7584 5 років тому

      Track and field maybe😂

  • @althearein2214
    @althearein2214 5 років тому +507

    *In this world of gymastics dominated by Europeans and Americans, here's a fearless Filipino who lowkey dethroned them all. Well deserved, congrats!* 😍
    _PS. Let's appreciate his very supportive Japanese coach. He's actually more emotional than his student. I admire him and his good heart._ 💕

    • @ShinichiRockPrince
      @ShinichiRockPrince 5 років тому +9

      Asians dethroned Europeans and Americans in this tournament. Lol. Philippines, Israel and China 😂
      Well, Asians are rising while Westerns and Europeans are slowly going down both sports and economically 😂

    • @ShinichiRockPrince
      @ShinichiRockPrince 5 років тому

      @Megan Dejero did I bashed other races? I was just stating a fact. Lol 😂

    • @daveo9259
      @daveo9259 5 років тому +1

      Exactly , Japan must be proud of that caoch

    • @MsAZYou
      @MsAZYou 5 років тому

      Floor exercise is only one type of artistic gymmastics. Americans and europeans won other types of the sport. For your info. Thank u

    • @MsAZYou
      @MsAZYou 5 років тому +1

      Im proud of Carlos but lets not get conceited because of 1 win. Floor exercise is not the only type of Artistic gymnastics. We have ring, vault etc... Americans and european won the other categories except for 2. Floor exercise won by Ph and the other won by turkey (forgot the category). Floor exercise category is the only type that all 3 placers are asian while the other 4 or 5 types, only 2-3 asians got placed over 12-15 medals. So gymnastics are still dominated by americans and europeans.

  • @valbiligan4361
    @valbiligan4361 5 років тому +74

    2017 you got bronze
    2018 then silver
    2019 gold
    Sulit ang pagpapadala sayo sa japan for training isa ka sa aabangan sa tokyo 2020 goodluck and godbless Carlor Edriel Yulo and ofcourse Thank You sa Coach niya iba tlga ang training sa Japan ikaw ba nman araw araw mag training ❤😍

  • @matiasgabriel321
    @matiasgabriel321 5 років тому +61

    Carlos Edriel Yulo...the reigning World Champion and the man to watch in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics...FIRST GOLD FOR THE PHILIPPINES?...POSSIBLE!!!

  • @chonaV
    @chonaV 5 років тому +359

    The Philippines would be great in gymnastics. They’re physique is naturally good for it. The only problem ever since is, lack of financial support and training. Very unfortunate.

    • @glaznflip1501
      @glaznflip1501 5 років тому +15

      Hopefully this victory will bring awareness and popularity to this beautiful sport and Filipinos would excel at this. Not only they generally have the right physiques but they have the mental strength, determination, discipline and resiliency to get through this, the hardest sport in the world. Gymnastics can bring so much opportunity and revenue to the Philippines. I mean NCAA women’s gymnastics is huge! Imagine this being an opportunity for young Filipinos to study in tHe Us on full athletic scholarships also.

    • @HJ-mg3dg
      @HJ-mg3dg 5 років тому +2

      kulang din sa sports facilities.

    • @greenlantern9577
      @greenlantern9577 5 років тому +12

      @@HJ-mg3dg
      May budget ang pinas yon nga lang binu bulsa ng mga kawatan na mga demonyong corrupt pinoy politicians

    • @allier1867
      @allier1867 5 років тому +4

      mahal po training. pinsan ko half british tumiklop yung nanay sa gastos.

    • @HJ-mg3dg
      @HJ-mg3dg 5 років тому +2

      @@greenlantern9577 lol. kininong term ba yan? yung sinabotage ng mga pinoy pool diver laro sa sea games as protest 😂 Ngayon kahit papano my support na at ang laki ng cash prize pag naguwi ng medal. Dati kasi juice lang 😂

  • @lazal3m
    @lazal3m 5 років тому +225

    After some reading, it looks like the Philippine Sports Commission actually funded his training in Japan and chose his current Coach. Good work PSC!

    • @jamindevera1
      @jamindevera1 5 років тому +28

      Actually it was Ms. Cynthia Carrion of the Gymnasitics Assoc. of the Phils. who first spent for Coach Mune. Later on the PSC agreed to fund Coach Mune and therapisp Konne. Kudos alo to the MVP Sports foundation for supporting Caloy's international campaign.

    • @March152010
      @March152010 5 років тому +2

      Yeah, his jacket had the PSC seal.

  • @phillippalana1140
    @phillippalana1140 5 років тому +222

    A diminutive gymnast, Carlos Yulo, 19, from the Philippines captured the 2019 World Gymnastics that was held in Stuttgart, Germany besting other athletes from countries that are gymnastics powerhouses such as China, UK, USA, etc. Why is this news? Because gymnastics is not really considered a very popular sport in the Philippines. Most Filipino men would rather play basketball notwithstanding the lack of height that's needed for basketball players. And for this young man to capture gold is a rare feat for a country that is not considered a powerhouse for gymnastics.

    • @algladyou
      @algladyou 5 років тому

      Yeah! Philippines and Israel bested China, USA and all.

    • @chrism.i.7790
      @chrism.i.7790 5 років тому +1

      Precisely .

  • @janshi876
    @janshi876 5 років тому +59

    You go Yulo!! I’m not Filipino but I’m feeling that small nation pride real hard.

  • @huckfin7601
    @huckfin7601 5 років тому +205

    wow! wow! wow! the youngest, the smallest is the gold medalist! beating the best of the bests in the world! wow tlaga sobrang nakaka proud! congrats carlos edriel yulo and to your coaches!

    • @mariobacolod
      @mariobacolod 5 років тому

      His coach is in tears..

    • @sarioalegado8109
      @sarioalegado8109 5 років тому

      Congrats Caloy

    • @marlo4887
      @marlo4887 5 років тому +1

      Yup they should support Athletics....ndi puro beauty pageants!

  • @akanaistyping
    @akanaistyping 5 років тому +125

    he’s so cute and his coach’s reaction is too soft uwu

  • @michelledamiles8865
    @michelledamiles8865 5 років тому +138

    Did I cry when our National Anthem played? Oh yeah as in, can’t help it. So proud of you Carlos Yulo and the whole Philippines. Oh and the Japanese coach too who works with you side by side. Salute to you coach. Fighting!!! To God Be The Glory....

  • @snowprince24
    @snowprince24 4 роки тому +55

    The Philippine National Anthem has the best musical score in the world. It's a marching anthem.

  • @innacruz3009
    @innacruz3009 5 років тому +134

    I cried when they played the national anthem 😭
    Pinoy Pride! 🇵🇭✨

  • @wilfredomendoza8495
    @wilfredomendoza8495 5 років тому +123

    The first ever in so many years of gymnastics history wow so proud of him

  • @angelbading
    @angelbading 5 років тому +124

    This is my first time to hear the Philippine national anthem to be played in an international , world championships for that matter, sporting event. Makes you feel proud that a home grown talent has emerged to be the victor. Unfortunate that the training had to be overseas to maximise his potentials. Nevertheless, he is a proud Filipino and makes all Filipinos very proud too. Next will be the Olympics. Carlos is on his way to capture the Olympic gold for the Philippines.

    • @gnoldantaf6241
      @gnoldantaf6241 5 років тому +7

      hats off to his Japanese coach too.

    • @Bernzskie22
      @Bernzskie22 5 років тому +2

      Erick NA Yes!!! Goosebumps!!!

    • @aoronos
      @aoronos 5 років тому +1

      Pacman

    • @angelbading
      @angelbading 5 років тому +1

      @@aoronos I'm talking about worlds championship and hopefully the Olympics. But yeah pacman also served as a sporting hero .

    • @maayongaga729
      @maayongaga729 5 років тому +1

      That's what all world champion does. They train in other countries and get the best coach.

  • @pabloskibuiadventures4384
    @pabloskibuiadventures4384 4 роки тому +51

    Thank you Coach Munehiro Kugimiya for nurturing and believing in the talents of this young man from the Philippines. Above all, you are the reason why our National Anthem has been played for the first time in an international sporting event like this. A combination of great coaching and a dedicated athlete brings us to this moment of glory. May your partnership as coach and athlete bring more glory to yourselves and to country you represent.

  • @aglioeoilo
    @aglioeoilo 5 років тому +191

    Imagine how many more Carlos Yulos we can have if more funding went to gymnastics and more families accept athletics as a career

    • @aglioeoilo
      @aglioeoilo 5 років тому +6

      TheIkawatay No, it’s not.

    • @klm4157
      @klm4157 5 років тому +21

      TheIkawatay close minded filipinos be like: “coS iTs GaY”

    • @Karina-kp5fx
      @Karina-kp5fx 5 років тому +2

      @@klm4157 nagsasalitasyang parang tambay 😂😂👌almost 2020 pero puno parin ng selos at oanghuhusga ang mga Filipino

    • @Sephian31
      @Sephian31 5 років тому +7

      @TheIkawatay gay daw sabi ng mga tambay sa kanto na wala namang future sa basketball. 😋😋😋

    • @gabxo6018
      @gabxo6018 5 років тому

      @@Sephian31 at least may ice tubig sila haha

  • @alodiaomal9803
    @alodiaomal9803 5 років тому +353

    I'm so emotional seeing his coach shed tears, even if they are in different nationality, they are in one heart one goal for the win. Congrats and Mabuhay. Thank you for making us proud. Stop corruption on the budget of Philippine athletes.

    • @bonitabanana9342
      @bonitabanana9342 3 роки тому

      Love the last part of your comment. I truly believe that we have talented athletes with the potential to compete in the international arena, sadly they don't have financial backing for training and what not.

    • @bonitabanana9342
      @bonitabanana9342 3 роки тому

      @Count of Monte Cristo Thank you to mayor Isko but I think what we are looking for is a systematic support to our athletes. For example, Mayor Isko gave sime funds for now, what if he didn't? and about the future? what about other athletes? Mayor Isko is cuh a responsible politician that he did what he can. However, the Philippine government in general does not have steady support for developing our athletes. I don't know if the Philippine Sports Commission is doing anything about this... But again, thank you to mayor Isko for caring enough.

  • @estrel2894
    @estrel2894 5 років тому +460

    Advice from Philippine Champion Carlos Yulo after winning the 2019 World Championships GOLD:
    “There are not a lot of other gymnasts [in the Philippines]. I want them to come to our gym, and try gymnastics, because Filipinos, they like basketball, but we’re small. They should try gymnastics, it’s more fun,”

    • @corysarmiento4476
      @corysarmiento4476 5 років тому +3

      Batibot étoile your right 👍 why focus in basketball,,Filipinos are not tall,,better gymnastics 🤸‍♀️

    • @Gwaponame
      @Gwaponame 5 років тому +6

      it's also applicable in bed, which makes it more fun.
      charot

    • @iamf6641
      @iamf6641 5 років тому

      @@Gwaponame but bed requires height si its like fucking a small longannisa

    • @algladyou
      @algladyou 5 років тому +4

      I don't know why we are not that excelling on basketball while China does. The physique is the same. But gymnastic should be more. A lot of break dancers are doing gymnastic moves.

    • @pedrooliveros3085
      @pedrooliveros3085 5 років тому +3

      Been saying that for years....why basketball? When height is an advantage

  • @kaiminamoto
    @kaiminamoto 5 років тому +849

    Nationality has nothing to do with it. It's a coach-athlete relationship.

    • @analiecarollo9812
      @analiecarollo9812 5 років тому +2

      Kai Minamoto Yes your correct.
      Thanx.

    • @nenethan978
      @nenethan978 5 років тому +4

      ... And determination too.

    • @Jeremy-su3xy
      @Jeremy-su3xy 5 років тому +2

      Sounds stressful.

    • @CountryCowboy008
      @CountryCowboy008 5 років тому +23

      I'm pretty sure nationality has something to do with it. I mean, it's only the Philippines' FIRST Gold ever. Filipinos don't excel in sports like Gymnastics.

    • @Jeremy-su3xy
      @Jeremy-su3xy 5 років тому +6

      @@CountryCowboy008 He is just emphasizing. Have a break man.

  • @samtime2939
    @samtime2939 5 років тому +71

    He was trained in Japan... Also congratulated to Japan Brother's and trainors....
    From Philippines

    • @tropicalstorm339
      @tropicalstorm339 5 років тому +3

      Whatever happened to English in the Philippines?

    • @eigen1255
      @eigen1255 5 років тому +1

      Teachers’ salaries did not rise to meet the quality of teaching and learning needed to achieve or maintain fluency in the population. Many public school teachers lack good training and are also paid little. Comedians in the country made poor quality English cute instead of stupid. Nationalism became a pretext for lowering standards of communication in English. People who communicated in straight English were ridiculed as elitist. In the 1970s people still could speak straight English- accented, sure, but fluent and grammatically decent. In the 1980s it’s like the Philippines lost its sh*t in many aspects of life. In the 90s there weren’t even designated bus stops in the capital city of Manila. They are just now trying to recover from what seemed like an age of disorganisation, neglect, and mediocrity. As for what that bodes for the instruction of English, that isn’t easy to assess as of yet.

  • @jdar00019
    @jdar00019 5 років тому +121

    The coach's reaction is priceless. Coach and Carlos hardwork have paidoff. If you watch the documentary, you will see how both of them worked hard for this moment.

    • @Lei_Li
      @Lei_Li 5 років тому

      link to the documentary?

    • @pechaylemonn2988
      @pechaylemonn2988 5 років тому

      link of the documentary!

  • @jasemismael683
    @jasemismael683 5 років тому +64

    I am not an emotional guy but during the start of our national anthem suddenly my tears 😭 star to drop. We're so proud of you and to your couch. Mabuhay ang Pilipinas🇵🇭

  • @iamsapphire467
    @iamsapphire467 5 років тому +11

    *announced as gold winner..but remained so grounded..so humble..you are a PHILIPPINE PRIDE!!*

  • @yanyanVloqs
    @yanyanVloqs 5 років тому +91

    I love how the male commentator is so enthusiastic when Carlos made the Lead!!

  • @dukemandigal595
    @dukemandigal595 5 років тому +234

    Glory to God! for the first time to hear the national anthem of the Philippines in the history of the world gymnast,

  • @baduwiser
    @baduwiser 5 років тому +99

    Thank you Japan for a job well done in training our very own Carlos Yulo.

  • @jhozeffaloisk.delacruz8381
    @jhozeffaloisk.delacruz8381 5 років тому +54

    The Philippine National Anthem is one of the greatest anthems around the world indeed!

  • @marjonmalacapay7256
    @marjonmalacapay7256 5 років тому +183

    Listening the country's anthem being played 😭😭😭

  • @itshd0413
    @itshd0413 5 років тому +51

    .when the camera focused to his coach, I almost cried....
    .thank u for coaching this young athlete of ours. 🇯🇵
    CARLOS YULO, you're our pride indeed
    Congratulations... we're so happy for your victory.
    Continue raising our flag no matter what 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

  • @melbournepiccio4497
    @melbournepiccio4497 5 років тому +78

    Congratulations Carlos Yulo for raising the PH flag so high in the World Championship. Indeed, you made history for the Filipino people. Also, big thanks to the coach for guiding Yulo so well. Salute!

  • @thisISyda
    @thisISyda 5 років тому +93

    Ok. I'm romanian, i've seen and watched the video on yt's mains page by coincidence lol and now i'm here to say *Bravoooo, well done young man* ! I am really happy for u Phillipine!

  • @jbgiant2003
    @jbgiant2003 5 років тому +46

    Naiyak ako nung marinig ko ang Pambansang Awit ng Pilipinas. So proud!

  • @joedmoreno5216
    @joedmoreno5216 5 років тому +301

    When our National Anthem was play my eyes burts into tears..😢😢😢

  • @georgedanao1146
    @georgedanao1146 5 років тому +111

    I cried when I heard your feat as the 2019 world champion gold medalist sa men's floor exercise event sa gymnastics while singing and raising our Philippine flag..stay as you are and be humble always..congrats also to your Japanese mentor...God bless..

    • @rurucanono6786
      @rurucanono6786 5 років тому

      @Design Space hindi naman ganyan mga chinese. :) be respectful and stol generalising

    • @micd.7540
      @micd.7540 5 років тому

      @Design Space naalala ko parin yung Asian Fiba championship, sobrang luto nung time na yun.

  • @owie1733
    @owie1733 5 років тому +86

    He's the only athlete that radiates in every performance. God is with him.

    • @wortlap8491
      @wortlap8491 5 років тому

      is he carrying a light bulb? are you saying God is not with everyone else?

  • @pingpaoping8944
    @pingpaoping8944 5 років тому +114

    This is one of those moments where you can say, “Proudly Filipino!”

    • @ejinathan
      @ejinathan 5 років тому

      Life of philippino is still very hard in the philippines. I hope duterte has great plans for thus country.

    • @jessicasantos9779
      @jessicasantos9779 5 років тому +1

      Talented ang mga filipino ever since. Sa kantahan, sayawan... Naging more proud pa tayo!!

    • @hwangmiyeon1001
      @hwangmiyeon1001 5 років тому

      Siya yung nanalo hindi kayong mga tao... pwede ba wag kayong sipsip sa tagumpay ng isang tao

  • @khoytotheworld.7676
    @khoytotheworld.7676 5 років тому +36

    This is actually a GOLD for philippines and Japan. ❤❤❤🇵🇭🇯🇵

  • @ashleydado
    @ashleydado 5 років тому +365

    WHY AM I NOT HEARING ANYTHING ABOUT HIM HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES !?!?
    update: now he’s trending :)

    • @kennethrjackman6563
      @kennethrjackman6563 5 років тому +12

      sichengs Maybe because most UA-cam videos involving Filipino men are of them dressing and acting like women.

    • @arbylechon5290
      @arbylechon5290 5 років тому +6

      All about bad news that is why

    • @nicof.1777
      @nicof.1777 5 років тому

      @@kennethrjackman6563 Kinda weird that you know so much about it.

    • @Timsbackpages
      @Timsbackpages 5 років тому +1

      He lives and go to school in Japan🇯🇵He can speak fluent Japanese.😂😂His coach is also Japanese thats why🇵🇭🇯🇵

    • @rhenxrhen3982
      @rhenxrhen3982 5 років тому +1

      Nood ka din po kasi ng news pag may time.. Nareport po sya at least a couple of times tas may live interview pa ni Diane Castillejo. For god's sake.

  • @TheKenchi01
    @TheKenchi01 5 років тому +16

    Wow!!! The coach’s reaction is priceless!!! Congrats Mr Yulo and Coach!!! Both of you deserved it!!!

  • @angeloherrera9883
    @angeloherrera9883 5 років тому +263

    We have more like him...they just need the right training...

    • @djmarl3745
      @djmarl3745 5 років тому +4

      More like we have more potential gymnasts but not on his level yet.

    • @catmeow8513
      @catmeow8513 5 років тому +3

      Ben G “We” means Us Filipinos, Pinoys.

    • @catmeow8513
      @catmeow8513 5 років тому +4

      We lack of facilities here in PH, opportunities for athletes, support of the government and many more.

    • @TaguroSuper
      @TaguroSuper 5 років тому +6

      @Ben G he means a lot Filipinos have potential. Unfortunately, a lot of those are unrealized because of poor mindset environment/poverty and corruption.

    • @7dupdatestv912
      @7dupdatestv912 5 років тому +2

      Mika Hakinnen madami talaga tayo, nawawalan lang ng tiwala sa sarili yung iba dahil sa asal talangkang mga pinoy na idodown agad yung kapwa

  • @mikeacosta2005
    @mikeacosta2005 5 років тому +91

    The following argument is a no-brainer: The total budget for training one national basketball team (comprised of say 20 members: players, coaches and assistants) to possibly win just one gold medal could be used instead to train several individual athletes with top-notch coach (competing for individual sports) so we can have a bigger chance of winning several medals. It had already been proven in the recent past that individual athletes are the ones bringing home the medals for the country. We've had enough of this crazy basketball and other team sports. Let us OPTIMIZE the utilization of sports training budget.

    • @qwertyzxcv123
      @qwertyzxcv123 5 років тому +2

      Gilas is a joke.

    • @davemaximo9952
      @davemaximo9952 5 років тому +5

      Hindi para sa pinoy ang basketball. Maliliit, kung may malaki man mabagal

    • @pusangmakulit
      @pusangmakulit 5 років тому

      Agree!

    • @kontatsu472
      @kontatsu472 5 років тому

      True, made an argument about this but pinoy prefer basketball. Such a shitshow

    • @mikeacosta2005
      @mikeacosta2005 5 років тому +1

      @@kontatsu472 our sports officials sure have misplaced priorities. Michael Keon truly did a good job before.

  • @ariel0906raymar
    @ariel0906raymar 5 років тому +128

    He might bring home the 1st ever Olympic Gold Medal for the Phils. 🇵🇭🥇

    • @Eula_Raiden
      @Eula_Raiden 5 років тому +2

      Talaga? 1st time makapag gold ang pinas sa olympics?

    • @jhondgreat3520
      @jhondgreat3520 5 років тому +1

      he did already

    • @ronnieperalta4051
      @ronnieperalta4051 5 років тому

      @@jhondgreat3520 , that's not Olympic. That's competition was held in Qatar.

    • @zeynnah1
      @zeynnah1 5 років тому

      Amen 😇😇😇

    • @lotatamaken1811
      @lotatamaken1811 5 років тому

      @@ronnieperalta4051 silver medal ang nakuha nya nuon sa qatar.now sa germany ginanap

  • @agnusborealis9362
    @agnusborealis9362 5 років тому +8

    Its the first time Ive heard the Philippine national anthem played & flag hoisted in a prestigious sporting event! Teary-eyed & feel so proud! Thank you Carlos Yulo for bringing pride to our country! Your performance is sick flawless.Thank you very much Coach Kugiyama & Japan for training Carlos & keeping him! You all deserve the GOLD for all the hardwork & sacrifice you made. Be humble always.

  • @skyeye1000
    @skyeye1000 5 років тому +201

    PH pride. Adamson University pride.

    • @rodhpino
      @rodhpino 5 років тому +3

      Curious here. Did he attend Adamson?

    • @skyeye1000
      @skyeye1000 5 років тому +4

      @@rodhpino He graduated in junior high school from the school.

    • @robertl.geronimo1335
      @robertl.geronimo1335 5 років тому +5

      Proud Adamsonian! Proud Filipino!

    • @genesisvalero5724
      @genesisvalero5724 5 років тому +3

      Soar High Falcon!

    • @raymarobedoza3461
      @raymarobedoza3461 5 років тому +6

      Robert L. Geronimo humble nalang bro

  • @KaidouGamePlay
    @KaidouGamePlay 5 років тому +85

    Wow great coach, his coach made a name for philippines and for himself as well i’ll bet there are a lot of students applying to his class now.

    • @rexalexmacedon
      @rexalexmacedon 5 років тому +1

      his coach is munehiro kugimiya, a japanese. carlos yulo has been training in japan for over three years already. he is currently a college student at teikyo university taking up literature.

    • @MixVentureZ77
      @MixVentureZ77 5 років тому +1

      His Coach is the grandson of the Original Ninjas of Japan!!!!No doubt Carlos is the best!!!!Salute to you coach and to you kabayan for besting the rest elites of the world on artistic gymnastics!

  • @glenndulpina8427
    @glenndulpina8427 5 років тому +19

    Ang sarap Pala ng feeling pag narinig mo ang PAMBANSANG AWIT ng PILIPINAS sa WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP... nakakaiyak 😢😢
    CONGRATULATIONS PO..
    And to the TEAM... God bless and more power...
    Go TEAM PHILIPPINES!!

  • @heyitsmeraneal199
    @heyitsmeraneal199 5 років тому +54

    Hearing that "his going to the OLYMPIC" as a raining world champion, such an honor!! Wish him all the best..

    • @tinaprds
      @tinaprds 5 років тому +5

      Abc Xkkhahaja reigning

    • @godlike1361
      @godlike1361 3 роки тому +4

      I want him to win the very first Olympic gold medal❤️❤️ for the Philippines

    • @yong5998
      @yong5998 3 роки тому +1

      Ulan besh

  • @markmedino4333
    @markmedino4333 5 років тому +186

    He came not to represent.
    He came to conquer.

  • @jineulyoung7466
    @jineulyoung7466 5 років тому +40

    The sound of my beloved National Anthem in a Gymnastics World Championship brought tears to my eyes and pride to my heart. Thank you Carlos Yulo and the Team!!!

  • @JabirJeff
    @JabirJeff 5 років тому +141

    Oh my God, I got shivers and uncontrollably shaking with so much excitement. This is epic, watch out Olympics, I can hear lupang hinirang once again, congratulations Caloy, you make us all proud and definitely putting the Philippines in the world of gymnastics. Thanks to Japan for taking him under your wings. Who would've thought, the nation who ravaged our country over 8 decades ago would be the one that also brings us unto this unprecedented glory. What an amazing sight for the Japanese coach watching his prodigy beat the best of the world. Philippine officials, pour your support to this sports now, we've got so much potential powerhouses just playing on the streets, or just tumbling their way on dance competitions. Replay button is gonna be in a comma soon😁😂☝️✌🏻🤟🇵🇭😍🙏😉🥰🤯

  • @kheyenofre3535
    @kheyenofre3535 2 роки тому +6

    Congrats Carlos Yulo at sa magiting mong coach na ginagabayan ka palagi. Salamat po sa inyo Sir sa paglinang at paghubog pa sa husay ng aming kababayan. Mabuhay po kayo! ^_^

  • @bearllande
    @bearllande 5 років тому +22

    how is it that this guy is sooooooooo good and i've not heard of him. hello MILO! ano pang hinihintay niyo, lagay niyo na siya sa commercials niyo!

    • @benonoy1983
      @benonoy1983 5 років тому

      Nah! they will choose kobe paras or romeo over him😂

    • @bearllande
      @bearllande 5 років тому +1

      @@benonoy1983 not fair kasi dati they used bea lucero in their commercials for years and she didn't even win the world championship - hanggang SEA Games lang siya, she didn't compete with the top world athletes.

    • @dmoralmartha3981
      @dmoralmartha3981 5 років тому +1

      hindi lang sa commercial ,ilagay nyo din sya sa Philippine History book,,kasi sya ang pinakaunang pinoy champion

  • @joeygenes
    @joeygenes 5 років тому +366

    I love how he doesn't have endorsements in his attire unlike his competitors. Next time, it'll surely change.

    • @brianroma22
      @brianroma22 5 років тому +2

      Korek!

    • @detectiveben1096
      @detectiveben1096 5 років тому +59

      Kasi nga habang nagcocompete pa lang, wa pakels ang gobyerno at mga tao. Tapos kapag nanalo na saka sasabihin "we're so proud of you" kala mo sila nagpakain dun sa tao

    • @Mandingo_
      @Mandingo_ 5 років тому +4

      Look again. May psc mark sa jacket nya.

    • @taihentaitensai7254
      @taihentaitensai7254 5 років тому +3

      @@detectiveben1096 Haha. Tamaaa.😂 Galawang mandurugas talaga kahit kailan mga Pilipino kawawa yung mga ganitong Pinoy na may talento sa larangan nila.smh

    • @cryingwater
      @cryingwater 5 років тому

      @@taihentaitensai7254 Sisihin ang gobyerno. Sino ba ang di nagbigay ng halaga dyan? Diba sila rin. Puro pulitika sila nakalimutan na nila i-advertise ang mga championship na sasalihan ng mga pinoy

  • @eigen1255
    @eigen1255 5 років тому +85

    I like how chill Carlos was, while his coach was so emotional 🙂😃

  • @ambuhf5403
    @ambuhf5403 5 років тому +3

    Sobrang nakaka-proud! Ang swerte nila Carlos at Coach Mune sa isa't isa. Si Coach, talaga nagtiyaga para matuto si Caloy. Hindi lang ng pro gymnastics pero pati kung paano mabuhay sa Japan. Si Caloy naman, kahit na may nag-aalok sa kanya ng scholarship sa US, mas pinili nyang magstay sa Japan para si Coach Mune pa rin ang coach nya. Deseeve nyong dalawa ang gold medal! Mabuhay kayo!

    • @sistermaryelenatuazon9962
      @sistermaryelenatuazon9962 2 роки тому

      Yes indeed! All comments given were precious and appropriate for caloy and devoted coach. Mabuhay!

  • @dmitrikuznetsov7963
    @dmitrikuznetsov7963 5 років тому +2435

    We really need to focus on sports other than basketball. If our athletes have received the support that basketball is receiving, we could have gotten gold in Olympics A LONG TIME AGO. Gymnastics, weightlifting, pole vault. Philippines, we will NEVER win gold in basketball. Wake up and support other sports.

    • @mikedepacina8588
      @mikedepacina8588 5 років тому +50

      Exactly

    • @roserose-lb6qf
      @roserose-lb6qf 5 років тому +149

      super agree to this. we need to embrace our strengths and not pretend to be good at something we are not. so happy for yulo. congrats philippines.

    • @philiptristan7846
      @philiptristan7846 5 років тому +42

      No more politics between mga sport commission

    • @jacksoncantilan1782
      @jacksoncantilan1782 5 років тому +9

      Agree.

    • @justasking506
      @justasking506 5 років тому +30

      Wake up and support sportsmanship first!
      Then maybe the philippines can really have something to be proud of!
      They have yet to apologize from their end game display with the Australians!
      And let us not forget where Mr Yulo trained and who coached him!

  • @karinabautista6879
    @karinabautista6879 5 років тому +54

    This is really touching history, I cried hearing the national anthem and what they say a moment of history, thank You for raising our flag kababayan,Isa kang bayani.Very proud being a Pilipino,

  • @Jeddah-pp5vw
    @Jeddah-pp5vw 5 років тому +69

    Kudos to Japanese coach...he molded Carlos to achieve this victory. Carlos should be grateful to his coach.

  • @airoseabel
    @airoseabel 5 років тому +865

    Him: 19 years old gold medalist
    Me: 19 doing nothing but reading Wattpad and BL is life.

  • @maverick-tx8tg
    @maverick-tx8tg 5 років тому +32

    We're so proud of you Carlos Yulo. Our first ever Olympic gold medal is more clearer than ever. Go go go Carlos, get that elusive gold medal in the upcoming tokyo olympics. The Filiipino nation is 100% behind you!!!

  • @mpessan
    @mpessan 5 років тому +29

    Carlos trusted himself right from the start. He showed a massive emotional balance and focus. Very well deserved Gold Medal. May his talent be recognized.

  • @michaelferido2802
    @michaelferido2802 5 років тому +388

    Him: 19 years old gold medalist
    Me: 19 years old an effin potato

    • @chernomomo3235
      @chernomomo3235 5 років тому +4

      Just this time that i am typing, you got triple 19,, Michael Ferido,,

    • @michaelferido2802
      @michaelferido2802 5 років тому +1

      @@chernomomo3235 oh yeah would you look at that

    • @chernomomo3235
      @chernomomo3235 5 років тому

      @@michaelferido2802 No! Somebody added 1 to it!,,nooooooooo....,,

    • @chernomomo3235
      @chernomomo3235 5 років тому +2

      NOOOOOOOOOO!!!,,

    • @sm_johan8744
      @sm_johan8744 5 років тому

      What's the meaning of effin potato??

  • @makiwood4170
    @makiwood4170 5 років тому +18

    He is too good to be true. He's so cute and that beautiful smile OMG!!! God bless you....😀

  • @Weekendinspirations
    @Weekendinspirations 5 років тому +58

    I was emotional hearing the national anthem in this world championship stage. Never felt so proud.
    Congratulations to Yulo and to his coach.

  • @kenkaneki1660
    @kenkaneki1660 5 років тому +24

    I keep repeating the part where our National Anthem is being played coz It makes me so proud that it gave me chills. *THANK YOU CARLOS YULO FOR GIVING THIS PRIDE TO OUR COUNTRY.*
    I think this is where Philippines should wake up and don't only focus in basketball because we Filinipinos have lots of potentials in everything. It would be a waste if we just focus in two to three sports.

  • @jessvalete5093
    @jessvalete5093 5 років тому +11

    Goosebumps..... History making for the first time in 46 yrs of world artistic gymnastics championship.. the Philippine national anthem played.. congrats to you Carlos yulo..

  • @zaobapsihc320
    @zaobapsihc320 5 років тому +1

    Eto dapat ang binabalita ng GMA 7
    Positive news ipagmalaki ang mga athletes ng pilipinas hindi mag balita ng negative o pangit about 2019 sea games sa Philippines!
    Salamat Carlos Yulo sa karangalan na binigay mo sa Pilipinas👏👏👏

  • @america795
    @america795 5 років тому +158

    I thank Japan for Training our Now gold Gymnastics Carlos yulo

    • @eigen1255
      @eigen1255 5 років тому +6

      His coach is Japanese, and he trained in Japan, but he wasn’t funded by the Japanese government. Gratitude is good, but better not overdo it.

    • @scarletjoyce1053
      @scarletjoyce1053 5 років тому +10

      Matuto padin magpasalamat wag pairalin ang pride... Ugaling pinoy tlga ayaw papaangat ei mentor nga japanese ei natupad pangarap nya sa tulong ng mentor nyang japanese.. Daming talent ng pinoy pero di nmn kaya suportahan ng gobyerno natin... Kaya kulelat tayo... Mas madaming tambay nalang... Masakit na katotohanan yan...

    • @auzjj
      @auzjj 5 років тому +7

      @@eigen1255 why would Japan government fund him? Is he even Japanese? 🙄
      There's bitterness in your statement and being thankful to those people* doesn't mean overdoing it.

    • @eigen1255
      @eigen1255 5 років тому +4

      @@auzjj There is no bitterness in my comment, really. There is simply no need to thank Japan per se, because it wasn't Japan per se that lent support to the athlete, that's all.

    • @eigen1255
      @eigen1255 5 років тому +3

      @@auzjj Similarly there would be no need to thank the Philippines itself if, say, a foreign rising boxing star were to be coached by Manny Pacquiao. The credit would be Manny's, not the entire country's.

  • @DarkAmethyst1321
    @DarkAmethyst1321 5 років тому +97

    I was smiling all throughout his performance but when I heard our national anthem play, my tears just legitly fell. 😭🙌
    Congratulations Caloy! You have brought immense joy to your family and your country. Your hard ork for your beloved craft has paid off. Continue with no pressure doing what you love. Kudos to your coach too!🙏❤❤❤

    • @rainy_1990
      @rainy_1990 5 років тому

      Pre Miranda same here..😢😢

  • @daveo9259
    @daveo9259 5 років тому +95

    When the national anthem rolled I just put my right hand on the top of my chest and feel the victory of this man for our country

    • @Bernzskie22
      @Bernzskie22 5 років тому

      Dave O Proud Kami D2 Sa Germany although it was in Stuttgart parang jan lang sa tabi nmin....We live in Homburg Saarland Germany

    • @LifeOdysseyMotivation
      @LifeOdysseyMotivation 5 років тому

      @@Bernzskie22 As a Pinoy based here in Canada, I'm so proud of you Carlos Yulo for raising again our flag! So many times that the emcee/announcer mentioned "Carlos Yulo of the Philippines!!! It's sounds music to my ears! You are so hardworking and talented young man. Damn! I admire that, his physique, I envy his body.
      I am praying and hoping that you will win the Olympic Gold in the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games!!! Congratulations and God bless you Carlos Yulo!

    • @daveo9259
      @daveo9259 5 років тому

      And we should also pay tribute to the japanese coach for molding our athletes to mingle and be with the best athletes in the world, That's why we should maintain our Good relationship to Japanese,

    • @totomu401
      @totomu401 5 років тому

      Me too haha..it is nice to see for the first time that a filipino male gymnast won a gold medal. Watching from northern california 🇺🇸

  • @helllow317
    @helllow317 5 років тому +37

    I'm proud to be a Filipino and no matter what, Philippines is my pride.

    • @volleyph3360
      @volleyph3360 5 років тому

      *PILIPINO

    • @godlike1361
      @godlike1361 3 роки тому +1

      @@volleyph3360 Filipino* is international terms
      Pilipino* is local terms

  • @janpalec7690
    @janpalec7690 5 років тому +40

    There's a lot of such talented Filipinos around the country, Carlos is one of extraordinary that the Japanese coach supported him. May this gold medal and honor that he brought to the Philippines, awakens to the sleeping government of ours..

    • @dondonzelo8757
      @dondonzelo8757 5 років тому

      What sleep are fucking kidding me 24/7 nonstop and you telling me idiot,dumb sleeping are you dilutional or just Hippocratic antie to the current ADM you drag addict.

  • @JomarFlorendo
    @JomarFlorendo 5 років тому +21

    To be brutally honest, with the amazing skills from his foreign foes, I thought we can't make it. But Carlos proved me wrong. His determination is astounding. Kudos to his Japanese trainer as well. Thank you Carlos Yulo for putting the Philippines up there. Now this is really something to be proud of. :)

  • @jeruelsarmiento4926
    @jeruelsarmiento4926 5 років тому +7

    naiyak ako dito... it happened in my lifetime.. nanalo ang pilipino sa gymnastics.. maraming salamat sayo carlos yulo..

  • @AnnalizaPardilla
    @AnnalizaPardilla 5 років тому +907

    whos filipino here
    👇