Jake Zyrus Comes Out with the Truth in 'I am Jake'

Charice Pempengco was dubbed "the most talented little girl in the world" by Oprah Winfrey. Music legend David Foster once described her as "a dynamo from the Philippines." Singing alongside iconic singers like Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli, Charice made international stadiums explode with her phenomenal voice. She rose to heights no Filipino has ever reached before, and was on the brink of dominating the world stage with influential allies staunchly behind her.
But the girl in the spotlight had a much more important dream -a dream that was worth giving all that up for: becoming true to himself. With extraordinary courage, the singer went against all odds to be who he was meant to be all along: Jake Zyrus.
At once unnerving and heartfelt, Jake Zyrus’s book unearths untold stories and suppressed memories about Jake’s life. Here is a chronicle of him in his brightest and darkest times, his joys and his sorrows-a gripping discovery that reveals the truth on things we thought we knew about him.

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You are free to live in an idealistic world. You can write all the books, you can deliver as many speeches you want in hopes to inspire ppl. Pero Lubog ka na. Dito sa US la ka na fans. HIndi ka na maiimbita ng mga dati mong intl supporters, investors & mentors bec you are no longer the person & the voice they once loved. For you to say that it IS NOT FOR US TO LIKE YOU, remember that the fans put you to the music world's pedestal. A world u chose, that's harsh, competitive & ruthless. It is not for you to teach this world to accept certain poor choices leading to pers. & career destruction brought by the person himself. And to justify ur curse by blaming LGBT haters for your downward career is certainly irresponsible. You have no career, bec you killed Charice's voice & talent not bec you are a lesbian. Deal with it.