i was also that kid when i was young, my mom work abroad just to give me a better future so i can go to a better school have a better life. it took 13 straight years before i can hug my mom again. now i have kids of my own and guess what my turn is up i am working abroad to give my children a better future just like my mom did. i wish no family members will be separated to each other just to earn money. just sharing my story. i love your reactions i just watched 2 real human beings with feelings. Thank you and God bless
This is the reality of millions of the OFWs. They'd rather send the hard earned money back home for their family's welfare than to spend it with expensive plane tickets that is why it took them so long to come home. Some are away for 10+++ years that their kids dont even know them anymore. Thank God there is internet now. Makes everything a bit bearable. We're praying that there would be enough sustainable jobs so that there wont be a need to export Filipino workers anymore.
While OFWs are a blessing, it is sad that they have to work abroad because our government has been incompetent for decades. Leaders were/are not that serious in providing good job opportunities for the people.
Yeah, like my titas they are ofws for many years now and they've missed so many special occasions specially christmas with us. We only video chat and I know while talking to us with a happy face in the video call behind them is a heart longing to come home and be with their family specially their children.
It hit me hard. My father was an OFW more than half of his life. He never once was there when we were born. I have 3 siblings. He never really saw us growing up. He's almost 4 years gone and in heaven. How I wish we were given a chance to spend more time with him growing up but we would never be where we are now without him. Thanks Dad! ❤️
This video is probably the only video where our fave titas cried a lot I was crying and laughing at the same time (well, I'm still figuring out how it happened) anw, Genuine reactions 💖💖
My sister was a Nanny in Hong Kong, she had to miss 3 years of her daughter just to provide for her. Truly brave, our OFW's are! I love how genuine you two are!! Keep crying!!
I couldnt imagine being apart from my son either. I feel so sorry to those OFW parents who have to go through these sacrifices for their children. Kudos to you all.
You're both great moms and daughters. It's hard for both the parent and their kids. My parents were also once both OFWs. It was more difficult then because the internet was really not there yet, only telephones. I also could not imagine how hard it is to leave your children, to work in another country with a different culture and language, be alone, and/or take care/love another person's kid while you're far from your own. Especially when you're from a country, like the Philippines, known for having close familial ties. Me and my brother were young. I kind of drifted away from my parents because of the distance and lack of communication. And I know, apart from the hardships of being an overseas worker, sometimes they get their hearts broken from their kids not being able to understand why they choose to leave.
When you don't grow up with your mom coz she works her whole life away from home, she doesn't know how you're growing into life. I can relate so much to this video. The only thing is I'm always her favorite! I cried too with this video!
Crying with you alicia and Angelina,proud to be ofw here in Dubai,thank God I'm going back home this coming Dec for Christmas vacation,I miss my mom alot.
😊 Happy to hear that you going home for holidays to spend time with family, wishing you safe travels, lots of love and hoping for your vacation time to last long😊💚
what i really love about you two, is that you do not only react to anything you are watching, you’re also giving your thoughts about it. it’s like the differece between hearing and actually listening to something. and i love crying with you two whenever i know that you are reacting to something that’s gonna turn out emotional. how we love ‘torturing’ ourselves, right? haha! but that says a lot about us being human and being able to grasp what we should be feeling about. god bless you, ladies! ♥️♥️♥️
This is so hard to watch, we really appreciate your reactions especially in understanding the struggles of the Overseas Workers and their sacrifices. Me being one of the 10million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) around the world in 170 countries, with 1 million in Saudi Arabia alone and experiencing those sacrifices for our families back home (Philippines) is never an easy thing. Homesickness has always been our greatest enemy, but we can do nothing about it despite the technological advancement, while yes! Nowadays it's easy to just chat, call and talk to your love ones from other side of the world, but being with them beside you is totally different. Here, especially when you're sick, you have to accept that nobody will be there to take care of you, you're lucky if you have circle of friends to visit you in the hospital that only if when they're free. Everyone here has work (not only in KSA) and Work has been the top priority. Here, you do eveything all by yourself. Needless to say the cooking, laundry, cleaning, EVERYTHING just by yourself. Hahaha but life must go on. Thank you Angelina and Alicia! I love you guys!!! - John from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)
I never asked that question when my mom left to work abroad, nor when my das followed after her a year later. But it stays with you, that night before their departure, the last hugs. It has been 30 years, the loneliness you felt surges back.
In all the commercial reactions you both did, this could probably be the hardest you really cried on and it does hit a sensitive chord in our hearts when we miss our love ones overseas.
Im a son of an OFW. I walked thru the stage 3 times (elementary,high school and college) sometimes with medals without my single mom who's working overseas and this hurts me a lot. Everythings on point in this commercial. I experienced this. But being mature,i just pretend that i liked whatever she brings home
Best reaction,I cried with you two😢😢I know the feeling,because I am also an OFW.even I miss my mother and siblings alot,I don't have a choice😢thank you for this❤
When you see foreigner workers or Asian workers especially Filipino workers on food chains or restaurants there in your area, strike a conversation... say hi, how are you. They would be grateful for a conversation because they can share stories of why they are there serving you guys...
It's called a "balik bayan box". We fill it with gifts and send it to our fam back home. So even if we can't come home for Christmas, at least they will feel like we're there somehow...BTW I always enjoy your reactions :)
@@kaxarfaz2566 Me, too!!! That's why I'm not sure if I'll ever do reactions on local commercials. Baka mamugto lang nang mamugto ang mga mata ko. I'll let non-Pinoy reactors to handle it, ha ha!!!
Make you realized how important to be a mother while the child is growing up not in her present. I like both of your reaction to this video being a real human, real emotion, and real love. God bless you both.
I haven't cry for many years because I learned to endure to hold extra emotions in my heart, until I saw this video. Im pretty sure you both are soft hearted and kind.
I feel sentimental watching this video, my mom was an ofw and missed soo many bdays and my graduation. I always asked myself why can she take care of other people’s kids and could not even take care of her own children. as I grew older, I realized she was doing all her best to give us a better life I can only imagine how hard it was being away from us.
You two are such cry babies... ...and so am I. 😭😭😭 That shows the sad reality behind the Filipino worker's smile. Thanks for your reaction. Watching you from Qatar.. By the way I am a Dad and an OFW🇵🇭 ... I miss my family soooo much. 😭😭😭
I was crying and laughing at the same time... i cried cause im also an ofw and my 4 years old son ask me the same question...not to leave..its heartbreaking.. im laughing because watching you cry with me guys..🙃
My husband is an engineer in middle east. My son cried so hard in the airport because he dont want his dad to leave. Salute to all Filipino working overseas. This woman represent to a million OFW. Mabuhay!
am an ofw father also, yes i can give anything my daughter asks, but the most important thing that i cant ever give is memory and time. ever since i left, every time i go home, it felt like i just went through a time machine. now shes grown up. love you anak!!!
In my long comment, I forgot to say that this is the longest, if not the first time, that I witnessed the two of you become speechless...Such a raw and true reaction.
MANY FILIPINOS DO SACRIFICE THAT MUCH FOR THEIR FAMILIES... i don't think i can do the same to be apart from my only child especially when he was little thank u Ate Alicia and Ate Angelina for having a heart to feel what we feel we LOVE you ~ from the Philippines
The overseas filipino workers are the new heroes in our country, they sacrificed everything for their children and loved ones to aim a good future. 💕👏🏼👏🏼
this really touched my heart...my dad was gone for most of my childhood as OFW and when my mom died last year i realized i needed to be there for my dad more....this year i'm coming home...
My mom left us when I was in Grade 3 to work in HK.She came back for good when I was already working and about to leave to work in Dubai.Right now we are still apart with my other sibling working in other country as well.I miss my family so much...I miss them all...I miss her on my childhood 😔😔😔
I am also crying cause my aunt spent 4 - 6 yrs away from her children (my cousins) cause she is working as OFW (house maide) in hongkong. I can feel how the boy is feeling cause I can see on my cousins but still she raised them good.
As an OFW we have to sacrifice for our family back home and life away from your loved ones is painful and sad but this is the only to give them a good future because parents does not want to see their children without their future.
I am an OFW as well and a Single Dad. My daughter is living with My sister. Just a couple OF days ago, I chatted with My 4 year old daughter, she told me to pick up and drop her again at School and mentioned “ Daddy please Go out now at work and Will pick you UP in the AirPort” I said I cant because daddy need to work for your Schoolling. And She cried like anything. It is really hard working far from family. Be strong to all OFW. :-(
It makes me cry a lot..my mother is a OFW for 15 yrs..for a long time in, same situation....then she go back home cuz she's had a brain tumor..and we dont know about it. Then after 1 week with her.she left us again forever..she died ..I never say I love you personally to her.ever since..😢😢...
i worked at a crewship as a musician and only gets to meet my son once a year, i lost my job recently because of the pandemic but i get to spend my time with my family in return.
Thanks for understanding us as parent it is very hard to be away with your children specially if they still very young.. My heart is always not complete not with them while I’m working away for them...
There are 2.2 Million plus Filipino OFWs. My dad was one of them before so I can relate with the child. He comes home every two years. I cant remember him spending Christmas or New Years. Then before he retired I became one of the OFW.
The silence and the sobbing was the best part of this video.i was like silently crying as well.i just missed you ladies..i was living in the city here in ph the moment this video was uploaded.then i am now living outside the city i am still watching this video over and over again.same feeling.same favorite reactor different places.same tears.😢😢💟👍
It's a sad reality that millions of Overseas Filipino Workers is experiencing that,now everyone realized how hard for them to be far away from their family though we Filipinos is known for being family centered
When i was young my father was assigned to diff. Places here in Phils.from island to another island. But we always with him whenever he is assigned. He was and OFW for just 6 to 9 months because of his company project outside the country. When we were already in our teenage yrs. But he never leave for 2 to 3 yrs contract. Myself and my siblings are thankful and blessed that we never have this experience the absence one of our parent. Now that i am an OFW for over 10 yrs. Whenever my time comes to have a family of my own. i hope and pray that,me and my husband will try hard not to be separated with our offsprings. Salute to all the #OFWparent
I knew this was coming...and I remember warning you to get ready for this... I was laughing and crying at the same time while watching this...laughing because I knew this will happen...tearing up because of the message...and I saw that you were doing the same, laughing and tearing up at the same time...😥😁 I think what I love as well in your channel are the storytelling and how we can relate as well... Happy Holidays... Cheers!💖
Guess what?...I rewatched your reaction video right away...no more tears now but just the feels... I must say now...let's start watching HAPPY videos now...watching this kind of commercials might not be good for our health...loved it again, second-time around... 💖
I am telling you, these super emotional commercials gonna make us see a therapist 😂 Therapist: "So, what brings you here today?" Us: " We can't stop crying"😭 Therapist: " Why?" Us: "Can't stop watching sad commercial"😭 Therapist: 🤔😵🤯
It touched me coz I experienced it and it was so emotional for me and my wife too.We are so grateful for them that we are able to finish our studies after all their sacrifices and now its us serving them.Payback time for their sacrifices.but still so sad about the others especially those left behind....
hyper vision Guess how this all started? Marcos regime started the Filipino diaspora when the country had no economy and Filipinos had no choice but work in the Middle East in order to survive. If you're embarrassed of the fact Filipinos have to work abroad in order to support their families, that's your business. But I would rather have Filipinos go abroad and work so their families have better lives rather than stay in the country and struggle in poverty.
I guest Jollibee doesnt make all of best commercials. Practically all filipinos can relate to this story even myself. I moved on from military lifestyle, always away from home. I hate breaking my kids heart.
Sadly.. Some filipino child missing up thier childhood together with thier parents.. Same things that thier parents dont know what thier child turned out to be after a long separate time... Thier likes and what they dont. So sad but thats how reality serve to a family in that situation.. 😢😢😢
That mom in the video represents Hundreds of thousands Filipino parents working overseas :'(
not just filipino tho
@@ThePINOYZONE yea sorry my bad 😊
@@ThePINOYZONE the video was about OFW...
Plans and Programs MC5 yea so we gonna forgot about the others too? Only Filipino?
@@ThePINOYZONE hayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Oh. Those were real tears. That's why I love you both.❤❤❤
i was also that kid when i was young, my mom work abroad just to give me a better future so i can go to a better school have a better life. it took 13 straight years before i can hug my mom again. now i have kids of my own and guess what my turn is up i am working abroad to give my children a better future just like my mom did. i wish no family members will be separated to each other just to earn money. just sharing my story. i love your reactions i just watched 2 real human beings with feelings. Thank you and God bless
Stay strong and positive 💪💚
Thank you! i really need it 👍
i'm a father and i cried together with you guys.
This is the reality of millions of the OFWs. They'd rather send the hard earned money back home for their family's welfare than to spend it with expensive plane tickets that is why it took them so long to come home. Some are away for 10+++ years that their kids dont even know them anymore. Thank God there is internet now. Makes everything a bit bearable. We're praying that there would be enough sustainable jobs so that there wont be a need to export Filipino workers anymore.
While OFWs are a blessing, it is sad that they have to work abroad because our government has been incompetent for decades. Leaders were/are not that serious in providing good job opportunities for the people.
Yeah, like my titas they are ofws for many years now and they've missed so many special occasions specially christmas with us. We only video chat and I know while talking to us with a happy face in the video call behind them is a heart longing to come home and be with their family specially their children.
It hit me hard. My father was an OFW more than half of his life. He never once was there when we were born. I have 3 siblings. He never really saw us growing up. He's almost 4 years gone and in heaven. How I wish we were given a chance to spend more time with him growing up but we would never be where we are now without him. Thanks Dad! ❤️
Fritz This is sad but i know your dad is happy now. My parents were not working overseas but i feel the pain.
Godbless!
This video is probably the only video where our fave titas cried a lot I was crying and laughing at the same time (well, I'm still figuring out how it happened) anw, Genuine reactions 💖💖
My sister was a Nanny in Hong Kong, she had to miss 3 years of her daughter just to provide for her. Truly brave, our OFW's are! I love how genuine you two are!! Keep crying!!
I couldnt imagine being apart from my son either. I feel so sorry to those OFW parents who have to go through these sacrifices for their children. Kudos to you all.
You're both great moms and daughters.
It's hard for both the parent and their kids.
My parents were also once both OFWs. It was more difficult then because the internet was really not there yet, only telephones.
I also could not imagine how hard it is to leave your children, to work in another country with a different culture and language, be alone, and/or take care/love another person's kid while you're far from your own. Especially when you're from a country, like the Philippines, known for having close familial ties.
Me and my brother were young. I kind of drifted away from my parents because of the distance and lack of communication. And I know, apart from the hardships of being an overseas worker, sometimes they get their hearts broken from their kids not being able to understand why they choose to leave.
I am a filipino. Am so happy for your reactions. I also cry same time. Kudossss
When you don't grow up with your mom coz she works her whole life away from home, she doesn't know how you're growing into life. I can relate so much to this video. The only thing is I'm always her favorite! I cried too with this video!
Crying with you alicia and Angelina,proud to be ofw here in Dubai,thank God I'm going back home this coming Dec for Christmas vacation,I miss my mom alot.
😊 Happy to hear that you going home for holidays to spend time with family, wishing you safe travels, lots of love and hoping for your vacation time to last long😊💚
Thank you smuch ❤️
what i really love about you two, is that you do not only react to anything you are watching, you’re also giving your thoughts about it. it’s like the differece between hearing and actually listening to something. and i love crying with you two whenever i know that you are reacting to something that’s gonna turn out emotional. how we love ‘torturing’ ourselves, right? haha! but that says a lot about us being human and being able to grasp what we should be feeling about. god bless you, ladies! ♥️♥️♥️
This is so hard to watch, we really appreciate your reactions especially in understanding the struggles of the Overseas Workers and their sacrifices.
Me being one of the 10million Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) around the world in 170 countries, with 1 million in Saudi Arabia alone and experiencing those sacrifices for our families back home (Philippines) is never an easy thing.
Homesickness has always been our greatest enemy, but we can do nothing about it despite the technological advancement, while yes! Nowadays it's easy to just chat, call and talk to your love ones from other side of the world, but being with them beside you is totally different. Here, especially when you're sick, you have to accept that nobody will be there to take care of you, you're lucky if you have circle of friends to visit you in the hospital that only if when they're free.
Everyone here has work (not only in KSA) and Work has been the top priority. Here, you do eveything all by yourself. Needless to say the cooking, laundry, cleaning, EVERYTHING just by yourself. Hahaha but life must go on.
Thank you Angelina and Alicia! I love you guys!!!
- John from Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA)
I never asked that question when my mom left to work abroad, nor when my das followed after her a year later. But it stays with you, that night before their departure, the last hugs. It has been 30 years, the loneliness you felt surges back.
In all the commercial reactions you both did, this could probably be the hardest you really cried on and it does hit a sensitive chord in our hearts when we miss our love ones overseas.
Im a son of an OFW. I walked thru the stage 3 times (elementary,high school and college) sometimes with medals without my single mom who's working overseas and this hurts me a lot. Everythings on point in this commercial. I experienced this. But being mature,i just pretend that i liked whatever she brings home
I cried with you most of the time. 😢😭😭
genuine reaction ,plus a very interesting conversation after.
Thanks.
Godbless 😇😇😇
Maybe i watched many times already this video reaction of yours and I can't hold my tears to dropped!...god bless girls!
Love you both crying,,,
You now feel how we feel😊😊😊
MABUHAY all OFW in the world filipino nany is the best sacrifice for family for carrieng other siblengs
too much crying ladies..... i cried about the video but i cried even more because of the 2 of you. whatttt? hahahaha
Best reaction,I cried with you two😢😢I know the feeling,because I am also an OFW.even I miss my mother and siblings alot,I don't have a choice😢thank you for this❤
😭😭Be strong and stay connected with family 💚❤💖
Thank you 😊
I love how you can empathize by understanding the situation.. you’re both kind-hearted people.
Good on you 💕
The two of you are really good mothers. You are the BEST mom for your kids. God bless you!
When you see foreigner workers or Asian workers especially Filipino workers on food chains or restaurants there in your area, strike a conversation... say hi, how are you. They would be grateful for a conversation because they can share stories of why they are there serving you guys...
Watching you two crying . I cannot breath.
Its really hard not to be with your family during special occassions like Christmas. Even if we want to go home but we can't.
It's called a "balik bayan box". We fill it with gifts and send it to our fam back home. So even if we can't come home for Christmas, at least they will feel like we're there somehow...BTW I always enjoy your reactions :)
They recognized it because they have reacted before to a Mikey Bustos parody involving balikbayan boxes :)
Oh yeah, you're right. I forgot they did a Mikey bustos reaction lol silly me..
@@kaxarfaz2566 Nah, not silly. Only robots and, well, super geniuses are wired to remember everything :)
@@akasands that's true lol..
I have watched this reaction 4 times today. Cried ever time he he
@@kaxarfaz2566 Me, too!!! That's why I'm not sure if I'll ever do reactions on local commercials. Baka mamugto lang nang mamugto ang mga mata ko. I'll let non-Pinoy reactors to handle it, ha ha!!!
Make you realized how important to be a mother while the child is growing up not in her present. I like both of your reaction to this video being a real human, real emotion, and real love.
God bless you both.
I haven't cry for many years because I learned to endure to hold extra emotions in my heart, until I saw this video. Im pretty sure you both are soft hearted and kind.
I feel sentimental watching this video, my mom was an ofw and missed soo many bdays and my graduation. I always asked myself why can she take care of other people’s kids and could not even take care of her own children. as I grew older, I realized she was doing all her best to give us a better life I can only imagine how hard it was being away from us.
You two are such cry babies...
...and so am I. 😭😭😭
That shows the sad reality behind the Filipino worker's smile.
Thanks for your reaction. Watching you from Qatar..
By the way I am a Dad and an OFW🇵🇭 ... I miss my family soooo much. 😭😭😭
that was raw emotions guys. Lovely.
I was crying and laughing at the same time... i cried cause im also an ofw and my 4 years old son ask me the same question...not to leave..its heartbreaking.. im laughing because watching you cry with me guys..🙃
You guys are 2 of the most genuine people I have seen on UA-cam.
More power to you.
Thank you for being so REAL.
It' s just so contagious.
My husband is an engineer in middle east. My son cried so hard in the airport because he dont want his dad to leave. Salute to all Filipino working overseas. This woman represent to a million OFW. Mabuhay!
i love watching you both cry
Very emotional commercial
I just crying
Joy company should give these two ladies a recognition. Because they're making Joy popular. They are very genuine and very goodhearted individuals.
am an ofw father also, yes i can give anything my daughter asks, but the most important thing that i cant ever give is memory and time. ever since i left, every time i go home, it felt like i just went through a time machine. now shes grown up. love you anak!!!
In my long comment, I forgot to say that this is the longest, if not the first time, that I witnessed the two of you become speechless...Such a raw and true reaction.
never tired of watching this :)
Dreaming of giving them the best life they could have sad part we have to leave them and work far away .for the time being away is a very sad part...
MANY FILIPINOS DO SACRIFICE THAT MUCH FOR THEIR FAMILIES...
i don't think i can do the same to be apart from my only child especially when he was little
thank u Ate Alicia and Ate Angelina for having a heart to feel what we feel
we LOVE you
~ from the Philippines
The overseas filipino workers are the new heroes in our country, they sacrificed everything for their children and loved ones to aim a good future. 💕👏🏼👏🏼
I appreciate your combination of IQ, EQ, and SQ in making your commentaries. It puts substance in your reactions/reviews.
this really touched my heart...my dad was gone for most of my childhood as OFW and when my mom died last year i realized i needed to be there for my dad more....this year i'm coming home...
My mom left us when I was in Grade 3 to work in HK.She came back for good when I was already working and about to leave to work in Dubai.Right now we are still apart with my other sibling working in other country as well.I miss my family so much...I miss them all...I miss her on my childhood 😔😔😔
All OFWs is a hero forever
I am also crying cause my aunt spent 4 - 6 yrs away from her children (my cousins) cause she is working as OFW (house maide) in hongkong. I can feel how the boy is feeling cause I can see on my cousins but still she raised them good.
You made me cry again 😭 You two are my fav mom reactors..I always look forward watching emotional videos with you.
Thank you so much 😁💚
This is the first time that I saw that commercial, I cried with you!
You ladies are cool and real in my books. I enjoyed this. Thank you for being you. ♥️🇵🇭
Im from philippines but I didnt see this commercial....and it made me cry because of you guys...thanks lol
I LOVE you two sooo much. Awesone reaction as always. ❤️
I feel that kid, coz my Parents work also outside philippines when i was young.
As an OFW we have to sacrifice for our family back home and life away from your loved ones is painful and sad but this is the only to give them a good future because parents does not want to see their children without their future.
I am an OFW as well and a Single Dad. My daughter is living with My sister. Just a couple OF days ago, I chatted with My 4 year old daughter, she told me to pick up and drop her again at School and mentioned “ Daddy please Go out now at work and Will pick you UP in the AirPort” I said I cant because daddy need to work for your Schoolling. And She cried like anything. It is really hard working far from family. Be strong to all OFW. :-(
At least 50% of our students at my school are children of OFW's. Thank God for technology, they can see and talk to each other despite the distance...
I was so cry here too
the OFW's are the new Filipino heroes. their remittances are the backbone of our country's economy.
It makes me cry a lot..my mother is a OFW for 15 yrs..for a long time in, same situation....then she go back home cuz she's had a brain tumor..and we dont know about it. Then after 1 week with her.she left us again forever..she died ..I never say I love you personally to her.ever since..😢😢...
i worked at a crewship as a musician and only gets to meet my son once a year, i lost my job recently because of the pandemic but i get to spend my time with my family in return.
Proud ofw im going 6 yrs here kuwait we miss my family a lot😢😢😢 ...!!!! Thanks guys I make me cry this video too😢😢
This is the reason why I subscribed to your channel.. #genuine
i miss this kind of Reaction 😭😭😭😭
Thanks for understanding us as parent it is very hard to be away with your children specially if they still very young.. My heart is always not complete not with them while I’m working away for them...
Im laughing while crying.. Reacting to you guys and that video... 😭😅.. Its so hard not to cry. Serously.. I feel the kid...😖😖😖
There are 2.2 Million plus Filipino OFWs. My dad was one of them before so I can relate with the child. He comes home every two years. I cant remember him spending Christmas or New Years. Then before he retired I became one of the OFW.
As always, best reactions ♥
The silence and the sobbing was the best part of this video.i was like silently crying as well.i just missed you ladies..i was living in the city here in ph the moment this video was uploaded.then i am now living outside the city i am still watching this video over and over again.same feeling.same favorite reactor different places.same tears.😢😢💟👍
My wife will deliver my second baby soon. I will see them after 2 years. I love them so much!
~Ofw
It's a sad reality that millions of Overseas Filipino Workers is experiencing that,now everyone realized how hard for them to be far away from their family though we Filipinos is known for being family centered
When i was young my father was assigned to diff. Places here in Phils.from island to another island. But we always with him whenever he is assigned. He was and OFW for just 6 to 9 months because of his company project outside the country. When we were already in our teenage yrs. But he never leave for 2 to 3 yrs contract. Myself and my siblings are thankful and blessed that we never have this experience the absence one of our parent.
Now that i am an OFW for over 10 yrs. Whenever my time comes to have a family of my own. i hope and pray that,me and my husband will try hard not to be separated with our offsprings. Salute to all the #OFWparent
I LOVE YOU BOTH... God bless our hearts... 😘😘😘
I cried more bec you two are crying! Hahahhhaa
That's a real big fact to the filipinos.working abroad
I watched all of your videos that is crying related.. I'm out of tears now. My eyes are swollen
I knew this was coming...and I remember warning you to get ready for this...
I was laughing and crying at the same time while watching this...laughing because I knew this will happen...tearing up because of the message...and I saw that you were doing the same, laughing and tearing up at the same time...😥😁
I think what I love as well in your channel are the storytelling and how we can relate as well...
Happy Holidays...
Cheers!💖
Guess what?...I rewatched your reaction video right away...no more tears now but just the feels...
I must say now...let's start watching HAPPY videos now...watching this kind of commercials might not be good for our health...loved it again, second-time around...
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I am telling you, these super emotional commercials gonna make us see a therapist 😂
Therapist: "So, what brings you here today?"
Us: " We can't stop crying"😭
Therapist: " Why?"
Us: "Can't stop watching sad commercial"😭
Therapist: 🤔😵🤯
@@AngelinaEonni88
I might need one as well...
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U both always make me cry!!!!
It touched me coz I experienced it and it was so emotional for me and my wife too.We are so grateful for them that we are able to finish our studies after all their sacrifices and now its us serving them.Payback time for their sacrifices.but still so sad about the others especially those left behind....
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its more difficult because filipinos are very family oriented so the sadness just tripled and heart brokening.
Wow! I love your honest approach.
That's the undefeated Filipino spirit. We laugh and we cry and we sacrifice and willing to suffer for our family.
We just dont have a choice. We have an incompetent and corrupt government. Its not something that you have to brag about.
hyper vision Guess how this all started? Marcos regime started the Filipino diaspora when the country had no economy and Filipinos had no choice but work in the Middle East in order to survive. If you're embarrassed of the fact Filipinos have to work abroad in order to support their families, that's your business. But I would rather have Filipinos go abroad and work so their families have better lives rather than stay in the country and struggle in poverty.
@@maretvilla1531 yeah, i would rather too...but it is something not to be brag about as if we are superior in that aspect.
I guest Jollibee doesnt make all of best commercials. Practically all filipinos can relate to this story even myself. I moved on from military lifestyle, always away from home. I hate breaking my kids heart.
You two make me cry not the movie oh
Thanks for the support. #IamOFW. Great reactions. God Bless you guys.
i cried with you girls
My country, the Philippines, no. 1 export is... Skilled Workers... despite the number of universities & colleges... but that's the hand we are dealt
Tearrrryyy eyes again.. God bless
Sadly.. Some filipino child missing up thier childhood together with thier parents.. Same things that thier parents dont know what thier child turned out to be after a long separate time... Thier likes and what they dont. So sad but thats how reality serve to a family in that situation.. 😢😢😢
their po
Please don’t cry. I can relate.
im crying toooooo!
I'm not a crying person seeing you both 😢 crying my tears rolled in my cheeks : (
Crying together 😭
We love your touching heart...from phillippines
both great moms n real tears
It is really touching. Love you guys and merry Christmas too.
So emotional