It may be shot from their homes in Manila, and South Korea, but we finally did our first video featuring another language from the Philippines! 💜 *Should we have a part 2 sometime in the future?* P.S. If you wanna see more videos from us in a more relaxed setting, we’ve just opened a Vlog, Lifestyle & Behind-The-Scenes channel called “EL from EL’s Planet!” We hope to put a smile on your face through these free-and-easy videos! Feel free to subscribe~ Channel link: ua-cam.com/users/ELfromELsPlanet
Please react to "Proud bisaya ko" and "#DVOEÑA" and lastly "My Morena Girl" Davaoeña link: ua-cam.com/video/cJyYjNovxvg/v-deo.html Proud bisaya ko link: ua-cam.com/video/CUVSGMVt1-U/v-deo.html MY MORENA GIRL LINK: ua-cam.com/video/rMePbAhBOd8/v-deo.html
As a Filipino and Zamboangueño ethnic, I believe that these Cebuano songs, and all other pop, modern, contemporary, ballad, and other music genre songs in all the languages and dialects of the Philippines should also be promoted, well-known, and be shared throughout the whole country and around the world, and beyond just our regions and provinces outside the Katagalugan ethnolinguistic area. These songs, music, lyrics, realities, cultures, and music videos are as good as those in the Tagalog regional language and its child, sibling, twin, or alter ego, the Filipino national language.
OPM is I guess an encompassing genre in the Philippines, and includes any pop, modern, contemporary, or ballad music styles and genre in all the languages of the Philippines. The most popular OPM songs and music videos that always made national are only in Tagalog and Filipino, but there are quite some few from Cebuano/Bisaya (such as these examples in the video), Kapampangan (like "Jo Kaluguran Daka"), and Chavacano (like "Por Que") that made it to the national scene. 😊
@@brynhard Yeah. I don't know why though. Also, those songs in other languages became nationally famous or well-known for a while only, and only by luck or chance by a band or singer. Most of the songs in Cebuano on the other hand are more famous and well-known in the Cebuano-speaking areas in Visayas and Mindanao than in the whole country, then they became famous and well-known among all other people and groups or ethnicities in Visayas and Mindanao and throughout Cebuano speakers in the whole country and maybe also around the world, especially among various Visayan people. But because of the large population of the various groups and ethnicities of Visayan people in our country (being the largest ethnic group in our country by total population) and around the world, and also because Visayan people are also found in other parts of the country, then made most of these local Cebuano songs nationally well-known and popular. Still, most nationally well-known and famous or popular songs in our country are in Philippine English, Tagalog regional language, Filipino national language, and also from foreign languages and dialects like Latin American Spanish, American English, British English, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Thai, and Japanese.
@@fatimasombrero2878 Yeah, me too. I also love that song (Por Que/Porque), and I kept on singing that from time to time, even if I am tone deaf and not even a good singer at all aka "sintonao" (sintunado) in Chavacano. Hehe. I am a Zamboangueño myself and a native Chavacano speaker, so that's why I am biased to that song and other Chavacano songs, both folk songs and pop songs. I also love "Cuando", "Etu Lang (Nuay Mas Otro", "Si Nuay Etu, Nuay Manyana" which are all Chavacano pop songs by a local Zamboangueño band called Comic Relief. I also love Chavacano versions of Filipino/Tagalog songs such as "Etu" of VEZ TV, which is a Chavacano version and cover of "Ikaw" by Yeng Constantino. I also love local Chavacano songs and music videos/performances from the Zamboanga City Official (official UA-cam channel of Zamboanga City) like "Hasta na Final" and "Eternamente". You may check, look for, and search those songs if you like to listen to more pop Zamboangueño Chavacano songs and to hopefully increase your knowledge of Chavacano, of us Zamboangueño poeple, and of your playlist of Chavacano songs.
Me, I always have a soft spot for Smooth Friction's "Solid ug Lawas". Maybe because it was a hit song when I was a HS teen in 2000s :) ua-cam.com/video/7-LqoAbK22g/v-deo.html I listen to VIspop but there's this one particular song "Habak" (Vispop 2.0 era) that makes me remem BisRock. ua-cam.com/video/aNp6kQBlkHM/v-deo.html
The music in Visayas is more about love but if you will listen to Mindanao songs its more cultural. I hope ur friends will react to Mindanao songs such as songs from Maan Chua
Random fun fact: Hasula was actually covered by Yohan Hwang even before he joining I Love OPM. Maybe it’s still somewhere on YT. His bisaya accent is 👌🏼.
From sweet to heart aching song... Then you switch to Karencita 😂.. 2021 and remembering this songs suring my college days. Proud BISAYA! Proud CEBUANA 😘
Hasula is a expression in bisaya but it just literally means "annoying" or "nakakairita". You could be implying it to situations, things, someone, or feelings. Hahahahasula is a sarcastic remark of laughing to your own feelings or the situation you are in.
This time there's a lot of bisaya song some of them you can search it on Spotify. I'm listening to it everytime I'm going to sleep or making moment. And most of them are ballad.
Cebuana can be used as a person who is from CEBU and also it can be used to distinguish or called a person who lived in cebu Cebuano - boy Cebuana - girl I'm from Cebu BTW.
Hahahahasula is such a witty wordplay. It’s annoying to be the friend who had to fix other’s relationship moreso if you like one of them so you’ve no choice but to laugh it off.
As always, my favorite reactor is the girl with the eyeglasses wearing a see through black top. She speaks classy and smart. She thinks like a true blue Filipino, but hundred percent Korean. Way to go ghorl!!!! I think, her name's Mishy????
Since you did this, might as well react to other regional songs. Cordillera is famous for their highland country songs. Ilocanos have their own songs too.
"Hulmigason mura ug kamay." was sadly not translated well. It means "ants will come to us like we're sugar" or "have ants like sugar" and not "my hands have ants" hahaha. LMAO.
there is actually music festival which is purely in BISAYA entries. called VISPOP. they have been doing the competition for more than 5 years? i guess. if you listen to the songs, they are very very experimental and sounds more OPM to me, compared to tagalog songs which are stucked to ballads. ya'll need to check out VISPOP entries, all the songs/entries are uploaded on UA-cam, sadly these songs doesn't have MVs due to lack of budget but only official LYRIC videos. they are so pleasing to the ears and has very diversed genres! ❤
As a guy from Luzon and speaks Tagalog, I'm surprised there are Visayan songs too! This is actually interesting. Even if we're like in one country, it felt so foreign to me.
Language not dialect, when only the tone is different then its a dialect If the words used are not intelligible but still on the same language family, they are languages
true.. there's to many misconception about language and dialect.. just wanna add something in dialect. tone is different and ofc. some words are change but only chunk of the language.
"hamigason mura ug kamay" is mistranslated tho haha. "Kamay" is a direct translation of sugar. Or it could also refer to "kalamay" a very sweet delicacy in Cebu.
actually, hahahahasula is a very smart title/lyrics. it reply embodies the song. the POV is that the person singing was acting alright and enjoying the journey- helping his friends, in the outside, although deep inside he was very hurt and suffering.
FILIPINO is the National Language of the Philippines BUT that does not limit to Tagalog only as what others were used to and believed to... FILIPINO itself is a variation of regional dialects... Before, Tagalog was the National Language But President (I think it's Manuel Quezon who amended it and changed it to FILIPINO)... That includes Tagalog, Ilocano, Iligaynon, Bisaya, Cebuano, Ilonggo, Boholanon etc. etc... Tooooooo many to mention....
Cebuana is a Filipina (female) who is a native of Cebu City. Karencitta is the artist who is now based in California. Visaya is the second largest spoken dialect in the Philippines, next to Tagalog.
Wow I am just proud that you discovered and reacted to one of the most underrated music 😍 being bisaya somehow WE always recieve discrimination because of our accent but we always stand on our feet because we're raised to be strong 😍💪 and Im so proud to say that I am BISAYA ❤️❤️
I've seen Karencitta performing before at JaDine's concert and she is really great performer, the vibe is so hype but it's just sad i didn't know/heard the song Cebuana that time but after a day I've heard it in the jeepney :( sjskskshaybuhay Wishing that other dialects in the country also be promoted more like Tagalog
Hello! I just started watching your vids today and its all awesome. Im still on my way back to the oldest one. I just wanna suggest something after seeing this. There is this song called Kung Alam mo Lang Sana, a tagalog version of Because I'm a Girl by Kiss. It also has a Hiligaynon version called Kung Bal-an mo lang Tani by AngelKym. Just curious what is gonna be a reaction for it... Thanks for making great videos! Its fun watching ❤️
These songs are commonly labeled and called Visayan songs, Bisaya songs, Visayan Pop songs, Vispop songs, etc., but in fact they're only in Cebuano/ Sebwano/ Sugbuanon/ Sugbuhanon or Sugbuanong Bisaya/ Sugbuanong Binisaya. This is due to commonly but erroneously calling, referring, and labelling Cebuano, Sebwano, or Sugbuanon as fully synonymous to Bisaya or Visayan, while not knowing that the terms Bisaya or Visayan also applies to Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Waray/Waray-waray, Romblomanon, Cuyonon, Aklanon/Akeanon, Capiznon, Ratagnon, Surigaonon, Butuanon, Karay-a/Kinaray-a, and other Bisaya or Visayan languages (except Tausug or Bahasa Sug, who is linguistically Bisaya or Visayan, but culturally not Visayan or Bisaya).
omg i havent watched the vid of balay ni mayang yet but is that miss therese as a lead there? waaaah! shes my professor back in college and one of my faves!!!
HAHAHAHASULA is a sarcastic expression where you laugh in a sarcastic way then connecting the word hasula... like how we connect HAHAHAhakdog!! you should also react to other kurt frick song who sang HAHAHASULA like INLOVE RA KUTOB and PUHON!!
Chavacano - PORQUE ilonggo - IKAW RA GANG Cagayan de Oro - GUGMA PA MORE BOK LOVE - another Kurt Flick (hahahasula) song PERO ATIK RA - another witty yet beautiful song like Hahahasula BAMBAMBAM - Karencitta KUNG SIYA MAN- TJ Monterde boyfriend of KZ BALELENG by Juan Paasa - classic Bisaya yet still cool 80 by Juan Paasa - Korean accent Bisaya lyrics SUMMOMING ERU - japanese accent Bisaya lyrics Thanks for appreciating other Filipino dialects. ^_^ Daghang salamat!
Hahahaha!!! I wonder how'd she react to Max Surban's Budbud ug Bibingka hahaha! My mom laughed when she listened to Balay ni Mayang and said, "Mag jer-jer ra na silas balay ni Mayang." HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
Please react to 'A trilogy | Patawad Paalam, Paalam & Patawad' by Moira Dela Torre feat. I belong to the Zoo and Ben&Ben. The MV has very interesting story. Like a love drama series.
Please let foreigners react to another 3 bisaya songs. Von saw - Sa akong Heart MV Hey Joe Show - My Morena Girl MV Jacky Chang - Pero atik ra MV TJ Monterde - Kung Siya Man This are my childhood bisaya songs and I'm very LSS. Because not just the Melody or beat of the song but the meaning of this songs are very meaningful and nice.
May I humbly suggest to ley your friends react on PH Folk music or Kundiman song or Visayan Christian songs. 🙂 For now I suggest these songs *Ili Ili Tulog Anay *Sayaw Dabaw *Sa Ugoy ng Duyan *Pero Atik Ra *Sa Akong Heart
Filipino is a language and the dialects we use are tagalog,cebuana/Bisaya,chavacano,waray,ilonggo and so on and so on and so fort..100+ dialects in different regions in the Philippines.
Can we stop addressing our national language as Tagalog? Let's address it properly. It is Filipino. Let's educate foreigners too. It's Filipino, not Tagalog. Don't exclude us, non-native-Tagalog speakers in the narrative of PH.
thanks for appreciating the bisaya language which i am belong to, but im not cebuano.we called bisaya in other parts of the country specially in Visayas and mindanao region but were not cebuano. cebuano language is from cebu only and they talk differently. you can listen to other music language too which is good also like (kaluguran daka) kapampangan and (por que) chavacano.
I am not a linguist nor a language expert or any kind, but here is what I limitedly know about languages and dialects: Tagalog language (and or its standardized, more inclusive, more flexible, more dynamic, and national to international version, form, variant, or variety, called the Filipino national language or Filipino language) and Cebuano language are different languages, are not dialects of certain or one language, and are not a dialect of one another or of each other, but are two separate, distinct, unique, but still closely related languages of the Philippines. The Philippines has more than 100 languages, and each of these languages have a lot of dialects on their own, thus making the Philippines having hundreds of dialects. If two or more forms or kinds of human speech varieties are very similar but are only different in some words, pronunciations, accents, spellings, or use and meaning of some words, then these two or more human speech varieties are different dialects of the same language...but if they are different in a lot more words, use and meaning of words, spellings, pronunciations, accents, and even in grammatical rules, syntax, word order, and language structure, then these two or more human speech varieties are different languages. Dialects linguistically evolve from a single language or from some single fusion or mix language of two or more languages over time, but are still not totally or not very different from one another or from each other. Dialects of a language, over periods of time like centuries, may or may not become totally different, unique, separate, and distinct but still closely related languages, as they become more and more different from one another. Another commonly used criteria is mutual intelligibility, or if two native speakers who never heard nor knew and is not fluent of the human speech variety of the other speaker, will still be able to understand each other, most especially the full or complete context and meaning, and not just making guesses on the meaning based on some few and very limited context clues and similarly pronounced words or similarly used words.
For non-bisdak who are interested in Visayan music（particularly Cebuano）you can try Vispop and Bisrock songs. There are also EDM, hiphop and reggae songs too. But we still do listen to classics as well - Max Surban and Yoyoy Villame are still blasting on the speakers. Some of my personal favorites: Solid ug Lawas (www).ua-cam.com/video/7-LqoAbK22g/v-deo.html Habak (ua-cam.com/video/aNp6kQBlkHM/v-deo.html) Padayona (ua-cam.com/video/2Km8ikylqkc/v-deo.html) Gugmang Giatay (ua-cam.com/video/UUFMSL06e5o/v-deo.html) Istambay (ua-cam.com/video/dSdedZ6CAsI/v-deo.html) Dili Pa Panahon (ua-cam.com/video/q-x2gF4e_h0/v-deo.html) Pasabta Ko (ua-cam.com/video/ja8fn4_sxzA/v-deo.html) Kung Di Pa Lang ko Buang (ua-cam.com/video/F8pqvgFcTCE/v-deo.html) Pag Sure Uy (ua-cam.com/video/TFzFWRHJ7-4/v-deo.html) 80 - (ua-cam.com/video/VkuOU59CI2g/v-deo.html) Katunga - (ua-cam.com/video/enpKCBGRRfI/v-deo.html) And the classics that never go out of style: I love my teacer (ua-cam.com/video/zHRLZUVGiSk/v-deo.html) Budbud ug bibingka (ua-cam.com/video/Zr3LFf07PvA/v-deo.html) Pasaya Ko Day / Pahaloka Ko Day / Paliton Ko Day (ua-cam.com/video/gIVZJg_MVOo/v-deo.html)
@@libbyr4990 Dialect is a variation of a language. Ex: Bisaya-Iligan City, Bisaya-Agusan. Those are variations of Bisaya as language. When people from Iligan City converse with people from Agusan, they understand each other because they speak one language although in different variations or dialects. When Tagalog speaker uses Tagalog to converse with Bisaya speaker who uses Bisaya to converse, they don't understand each other. That's the difference between dialect and language.
@iKON OT7 FOREVER Albeit Filipino is cored primarily to Tagalog, the same is not a colloquial term of Tagalog. Filipino as a language are combination of all the languages in the Philippines. The letter F in Filipino symbolizes and represents all the languages in the PH, hence Filipino is our national language. We must stop addressing our national language as Tagalog because in effect we are excluding non-native-Tagalog speakers in the narrative of PH. There's primordial importance why our national language became Filipino. It was first Tagalog, then Pilipino, and for inclusivity it became Filipino.
Miyuki Mariano dialect is the variation of a language. For example Tagalog, there are differences in Tagalog spoken in Manila, Bulacan, or Batangas. Yes they can understand each other if they talk but you will notice differences in some of the words used or the accent.
not just cebuano people but It's Generally Bisaya people.. bacause they basically speak the same language with small differences in their dialects, which i think is pretty easy to understand.. (^^)
HahahaHasula is a word play. Hahaha meaning laughing. The guy (singer) is seen to be “chill”, laughing and very supportive to his friends when in fact he’s dying inside because he’s in love with her. Hasula means “hassle” in English. So basically he’s laughing outside, but he’s also in pain inside hence “hasula” or “what a hassle”! You guys should listen to “Pero Atik Ra” This is one of the most popular VisPop. Also the same girl who sang “Pero Atik ra” also sang an acoustic version of “HahahaHasula”. Enjoy! Proud Bisdak here! 😍😁
For those who dont know the vehicle they ride on the first bideo they react is called multicab its like jeepney used for public transportation you can mostly see this type of vehicle in cebu and some parts of visayas and mindanao im not sure if theres in luzon but i think there is
please react to : 1st.One You are the One (Ttak Maja Nuh) M/V the new P POP group in the philippines. btw i loved watching el's planet reaction so much.
Can you do more reaction of visayan pop song? I would like to recommend more pop and upbeat vispop song, try to listen to: Intergalaktik gugma, I labyu langga and Buwag balik.
NO. it's not dialect, it's a language. In south Korea you only have 1 language but 5 dialects. Philippines has 120 to 187 language and BISAYA is one of the language and 2nd most spoken here in philippines (except English), Filipino, then 2nd is bisaya. 8 major dialects. Listed in the figure from top to bottom: Bikol, Cebuano, Hiligaynon (Ilonggo), Ilocano, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Tagalog, and Waray.
@@reimotomami361 Hi. Only Filipino is considered as the National Language, not English. Both of them, however, are considered as Official Languages of the Philippines. In addition, Tagalog, and Cebuano are considered as Regional Languages, which means that they are, in fact, languages and not merely dialects. Examples of Tagalog dialects include Manila Tagalog, Batangas Tagalog, etc. 😊
@@reimotomami361 They are indeed closely related. However, as far as I know, Bisaya is mainly a group of the different languages of the Visayans, which includes all those that you have mentioned. Which means that they may not be considered as dialects of Bisaya, but simply as members of Bisaya. 😊
@@reimotomami361 Cebuano might be closely related to the languages you have mentioned but all of the languages are untelligible to each other and that is the clear difference between a language and a dialect. Some structures of each languages may be the same but for the meaning it is not; which is why people from Samar or Leyte prefers to speak in Tagalog when they are in Cebu to avoid miscommunication.
For the record Cebuano or Bisaya is not a dialect it's a language. Vispop was an annual songwriting competition - it birthed some good songs everyone should check out.
Kuya El, subscriber here. I hope some time ahead, you could make them react to different provinces in the Philippines. I mean, most Foreigners equate Philippines to what they have encountered and seen in its Capital, Manila. But to be honest, Philippines is way way more than that. Introduce Palawan, Ilo-ilo. And others. Philippines is not just about Manila. Thank you ! ❤️
You should have the do " Inlove ra kutob" its by the same guy who did Hahahasula but the MV is really entertaining.. Plus it has english captions already..
It may be shot from their homes in Manila, and South Korea, but we finally did our first video featuring another language from the Philippines! 💜 *Should we have a part 2 sometime in the future?* P.S. If you wanna see more videos from us in a more relaxed setting, we’ve just opened a Vlog, Lifestyle & Behind-The-Scenes channel called “EL from EL’s Planet!” We hope to put a smile on your face through these free-and-easy videos! Feel free to subscribe~ Channel link: ua-cam.com/users/ELfromELsPlanet
*INSERT REACTION PORQUE BY MALDITA*
Please react to "Proud bisaya ko" and "#DVOEÑA" and lastly "My Morena Girl"
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Proud bisaya ko link: ua-cam.com/video/CUVSGMVt1-U/v-deo.html
MY MORENA GIRL LINK: ua-cam.com/video/rMePbAhBOd8/v-deo.html
Please react to this
MY MORENA GIRL
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Let them try to react somgs originally from Mindanao. Maan Chua and Popong Landero.
yes do, here are some of the vispop. .
pero atik lng by jacky chang
my morena girl by hey joe show
pagsure uy by zhalia
sa akong heart by von show
As a Filipino and Zamboangueño ethnic, I believe that these Cebuano songs, and all other pop, modern, contemporary, ballad, and other music genre songs in all the languages and dialects of the Philippines should also be promoted, well-known, and be shared throughout the whole country and around the world, and beyond just our regions and provinces outside the Katagalugan ethnolinguistic area.
These songs, music, lyrics, realities, cultures, and music videos are as good as those in the Tagalog regional language and its child, sibling, twin, or alter ego, the Filipino national language.
Agree. Even Tribal Music is about to innovate but still have its originality
Naalala ko pa yung "Porque" ni Maldita, kahit chavacano patok na patok.
Just so we're clear, ha, Bisaya is not a dialect of Tagalog. The idea is absolute nonsense. (I didn't say YOU said that, OP, just making sure.)
Amen!
Hahahahasula really broke my heart 😭 I'm watching it again, PROMISEEE. Thanks El for the opportunity of discovering a new song! Stay safe everyone 🙏
Thanks, Kelly for taking part of our video! Hope you've been staying safe as well! Can't wait to have you on another~
It's the friend zoned song😁
OPM is I guess an encompassing genre in the Philippines, and includes any pop, modern, contemporary, or ballad music styles and genre in all the languages of the Philippines.
The most popular OPM songs and music videos that always made national are only in Tagalog and Filipino, but there are quite some few from Cebuano/Bisaya (such as these examples in the video), Kapampangan (like "Jo Kaluguran Daka"), and Chavacano (like "Por Que") that made it to the national scene. 😊
And Ilokano have not😥 the 3rd most spoken.
@@brynhard
Yeah. I don't know why though.
Also, those songs in other languages became nationally famous or well-known for a while only, and only by luck or chance by a band or singer. Most of the songs in Cebuano on the other hand are more famous and well-known in the Cebuano-speaking areas in Visayas and Mindanao than in the whole country, then they became famous and well-known among all other people and groups or ethnicities in Visayas and Mindanao and throughout Cebuano speakers in the whole country and maybe also around the world, especially among various Visayan people.
But because of the large population of the various groups and ethnicities of Visayan people in our country (being the largest ethnic group in our country by total population) and around the world, and also because Visayan people are also found in other parts of the country, then made most of these local Cebuano songs nationally well-known and popular.
Still, most nationally well-known and famous or popular songs in our country are in Philippine English, Tagalog regional language, Filipino national language, and also from foreign languages and dialects like Latin American Spanish, American English, British English, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Thai, and Japanese.
Sining Tadhana i love “Por que”, one of my favorite song even now.
@@fatimasombrero2878
Yeah, me too. I also love that song (Por Que/Porque), and I kept on singing that from time to time, even if I am tone deaf and not even a good singer at all aka "sintonao" (sintunado) in Chavacano. Hehe.
I am a Zamboangueño myself and a native Chavacano speaker, so that's why I am biased to that song and other Chavacano songs, both folk songs and pop songs.
I also love "Cuando", "Etu Lang (Nuay Mas Otro", "Si Nuay Etu, Nuay Manyana" which are all Chavacano pop songs by a local Zamboangueño band called Comic Relief.
I also love Chavacano versions of Filipino/Tagalog songs such as "Etu" of VEZ TV, which is a Chavacano version and cover of "Ikaw" by Yeng Constantino.
I also love local Chavacano songs and music videos/performances from the Zamboanga City Official (official UA-cam channel of Zamboanga City) like "Hasta na Final" and "Eternamente".
You may check, look for, and search those songs if you like to listen to more pop Zamboangueño Chavacano songs and to hopefully increase your knowledge of Chavacano, of us Zamboangueño poeple, and of your playlist of Chavacano songs.
@@fatimasombrero2878
Btw, are you too a Zamboangueño or a speaker of Chavacano? Or do you or can you understand Chavacano de Zamboanga language?...
BisRock... is a hit in early 2000. Find songs from “Missing Filemon”.. (Bisaya Rock)
Visayan singers and songs ... one of the best!
Fave ko yung englisera. SkL.
The most intellectual comment in this thred! 😄
Me, I always have a soft spot for Smooth Friction's "Solid ug Lawas". Maybe because it was a hit song when I was a HS teen in 2000s :)
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I listen to VIspop but there's this one particular song "Habak" (Vispop 2.0 era) that makes me remem BisRock.
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@@davesonanonuevo7377 sine sine ,prinsipal
If you can't move on, drink WATER everyone so you can cry more!! Haha thanks for the feature, EL!
Thanks for joining us, Mishy! Forgot to put your channel on the screen, sorry! 😖
Mishy's Channel: ua-cam.com/channels/kZBM_GES1Or7dXvS2AV0LA.html
Nope can't change it anymore 🤣
Welp TIME TO DRINK WATER 😀
@@elsplanet CAN I REQUEST? REACTION TO 1st one MV?
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@@elsplanet CAN I REQUEST? REACTION TO 1st one MV?
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The music in Visayas is more about love but if you will listen to Mindanao songs its more cultural. I hope ur friends will react to Mindanao songs such as songs from Maan Chua
Not really, in my language (Tausug) almost all of the songs are love songs lol
@@emptytoiletpaperroll9112 I'm from Mindanao, the visayan pop here is actually more on the hiphop/rap side. Cebuano pop is more on ballad .
Random fun fact: Hasula was actually covered by Yohan Hwang even before he joining I Love OPM. Maybe it’s still somewhere on YT. His bisaya accent is 👌🏼.
From sweet to heart aching song... Then you switch to Karencita 😂..
2021 and remembering this songs suring my college days. Proud BISAYA! Proud CEBUANA 😘
Please pareact din "Pero atik ra" by Jacky Chang. And "My morena" girl by hey joe show(theyre not filipino but its.cebuano song). Tnx
uppppp hahaha
Up!!
You mean not tagalog but visaya
@@spg5390 what I mean is that hey joe show are not Filipino but they are singing in cebuano.
papicturera ko nimo please🤣
Hasula is a expression in bisaya but it just literally means "annoying" or "nakakairita". You could be implying it to situations, things, someone, or feelings. Hahahahasula is a sarcastic remark of laughing to your own feelings or the situation you are in.
Hasula = hassle
tama ka poh.. expression nmin mga bisaya. pro mejo malayo na kng {annoying] in english its hassle or nuisance.
I was looking for a word. Hassle diay hahaha
hasul doesn’t really mean annoying. it simply means inconvenient (hassle)
Hasula - "a drag"
This time there's a lot of bisaya song some of them you can search it on Spotify. I'm listening to it everytime I'm going to sleep or making moment. And most of them are ballad.
I love how El is always so innovative with his content. Kudos!
Cebuana can be used as a person who is from CEBU and also it can be used to distinguish or called a person who lived in cebu
Cebuano - boy
Cebuana - girl
I'm from Cebu BTW.
Hahahahasula is such a witty wordplay. It’s annoying to be the friend who had to fix other’s relationship moreso if you like one of them so you’ve no choice but to laugh it off.
Thank you so much for introducing them to bisaya songs!!!! Proud bisaya here
As always, my favorite reactor is the girl with the eyeglasses wearing a see through black top. She speaks classy and smart. She thinks like a true blue Filipino, but hundred percent Korean. Way to go ghorl!!!! I think, her name's Mishy????
Since you did this, might as well react to other regional songs. Cordillera is famous for their highland country songs. Ilocanos have their own songs too.
Sana hindi lang palaging Tagalog yung finefeature na mga kanta ng Mainstream Media ehh.
"Hulmigason mura ug kamay." was sadly not translated well. It means "ants will come to us like we're sugar" or "have ants like sugar" and not "my hands have ants" hahaha. LMAO.
there is actually music festival which is purely in BISAYA entries. called VISPOP. they have been doing the competition for more than 5 years? i guess. if you listen to the songs, they are very very experimental and sounds more OPM to me, compared to tagalog songs which are stucked to ballads. ya'll need to check out VISPOP entries, all the songs/entries are uploaded on UA-cam, sadly these songs doesn't have MVs due to lack of budget but only official LYRIC videos. they are so pleasing to the ears and has very diversed genres! ❤
when i see this video i feel proud coz its cebuano made, proudly appreciately the content from cebu city
*INSERT REACTION PORQUE BY MALDITA*
special talaga ang language na bisaya . im proud to all bisaya , keep it up , and keep safe po sa lahat ng bisaya stay strong po kayo,
As a guy from Luzon and speaks Tagalog, I'm surprised there are Visayan songs too! This is actually interesting. Even if we're like in one country, it felt so foreign to me.
There are many wonderful visayan songs. You can try Bisrock, Vispop or OBM. If you like EDM, Carlisle is pretty good.
Language not dialect, when only the tone is different then its a dialect
If the words used are not intelligible but still on the same language family, they are languages
true.. there's to many misconception about language and dialect.. just wanna add something in dialect. tone is different and ofc. some words are change but only chunk of the language.
"hamigason mura ug kamay" is mistranslated tho haha. "Kamay" is a direct translation of sugar. Or it could also refer to "kalamay" a very sweet delicacy in Cebu.
Looking for this comment.
yeah but "kamay" or "asukar" in bisaya is sugar.
Need part 2, do DUYOG by Jewel Villaflores, SUMMONING ERU / 80 / TAKE A ROLL by Juan Paasa and BISAYA KO by Gerlyn and Johnel
Yeah Summoning Eru is the best,,,hahahslol🤣
AHAHA
actually, hahahahasula is a very smart title/lyrics. it reply embodies the song. the POV is that the person singing was acting alright and enjoying the journey- helping his friends, in the outside, although deep inside he was very hurt and suffering.
Waiting for this kanina pa.hehe Proud Bisaya here 👊
FILIPINO is the National Language of the Philippines BUT that does not limit to Tagalog only as what others were used to and believed to... FILIPINO itself is a variation of regional dialects... Before, Tagalog was the National Language But President (I think it's Manuel Quezon who amended it and changed it to FILIPINO)... That includes Tagalog, Ilocano, Iligaynon, Bisaya, Cebuano, Ilonggo, Boholanon etc. etc... Tooooooo many to mention....
Those aren't dialects. Those are spoken languages.
It's language not dialects
-dialects- Languages 😉
Bisaya is not a language, it refers to people. Cebuano is the language.
@@jamesneilnovite3479 BISAYA is the LANGUAGE Cebuano is where the PLACE of Visayas thats why you call Cebuano
congrats El's planet with your 100k subs HAHAH waiting for your silver button ..
anywayss mishyyy why sooo kawaiiiii
"Kamay" in english is sugar. "Hulmigason mora ug kamay" means there will be ants just like sugar.
Cebuana is a Filipina (female) who is a native of Cebu City. Karencitta is the artist who is now based in California. Visaya is the second largest spoken dialect in the Philippines, next to Tagalog.
I was waiting for this. ❤️❤️😋😘😘
Pls. try reacting bisrock and TJ Monterde's bisaya songs like "kung siya man" and "puhon".
Congrats hitting in 100k subs El’Planet ❤️
Wow I am just proud that you discovered and reacted to one of the most underrated music 😍 being bisaya somehow WE always recieve discrimination because of our accent but we always stand on our feet because we're raised to be strong 😍💪 and Im so proud to say that I am BISAYA ❤️❤️
This could be a start. Please keep on reacting VisPop Songs because there are a lot of them out there.
i've been waiting for this. thanks el for this.
No prob~ 💜
Thank you for featuring our country i really love korean too. I'm also Bisaya
I am Filipino Half Cebuano/ Ilonggo . 😘😘😘😘
a BISROCK episode would be amazing. Artists like missing felimon, phylum, etc.
"hahahaha"is a laughter ,mixed with" hassle "its all together hahahahasula.
thank you for featuring visayan pop (vispop) Philippines. Sana All jud noh
Wow I just love their being articulate with English. They're so fluent. The reactors I mean.
I've seen Karencitta performing before at JaDine's concert and she is really great performer, the vibe is so hype but it's just sad i didn't know/heard the song Cebuana that time but after a day I've heard it in the jeepney :( sjskskshaybuhay Wishing that other dialects in the country also be promoted more like Tagalog
Hello! I just started watching your vids today and its all awesome. Im still on my way back to the oldest one. I just wanna suggest something after seeing this. There is this song called Kung Alam mo Lang Sana, a tagalog version of Because I'm a Girl by Kiss. It also has a Hiligaynon version called Kung Bal-an mo lang Tani by AngelKym. Just curious what is gonna be a reaction for it... Thanks for making great videos! Its fun watching ❤️
thank you for noticing and appreciating vispop.
Loved that EL knows the difference between language and dialect!
The chubby girl reactor with eye glass the one with grey jacket . . She is cute . . The way she speak in korean . . ♥️
Hiii Thank you for Picking Bisiya Song💖
proud bisaya here!!💖☺️
These songs are commonly labeled and called Visayan songs, Bisaya songs, Visayan Pop songs, Vispop songs, etc., but in fact they're only in Cebuano/ Sebwano/ Sugbuanon/ Sugbuhanon or Sugbuanong Bisaya/ Sugbuanong Binisaya. This is due to commonly but erroneously calling, referring, and labelling Cebuano, Sebwano, or Sugbuanon as fully synonymous to Bisaya or Visayan, while not knowing that the terms Bisaya or Visayan also applies to Hiligaynon/Ilonggo, Waray/Waray-waray, Romblomanon, Cuyonon, Aklanon/Akeanon, Capiznon, Ratagnon, Surigaonon, Butuanon, Karay-a/Kinaray-a, and other Bisaya or Visayan languages (except Tausug or Bahasa Sug, who is linguistically Bisaya or Visayan, but culturally not Visayan or Bisaya).
omg i havent watched the vid of balay ni mayang yet but is that miss therese as a lead there? waaaah! shes my professor back in college and one of my faves!!!
HAHAHAHASULA is a sarcastic expression where you laugh in a sarcastic way then connecting the word hasula... like how we connect HAHAHAhakdog!!
you should also react to other kurt frick song who sang HAHAHASULA like INLOVE RA KUTOB and PUHON!!
HAHAHAHHAHAKDOG NAKAKATUWA I LIKE YOU BOYYY..NAPAKAPINOU MOOOO HAHAHH
Good Visayan Songs....
Chavacano - PORQUE
ilonggo - IKAW RA GANG
Cagayan de Oro - GUGMA PA MORE
BOK LOVE - another Kurt Flick (hahahasula) song
PERO ATIK RA - another witty yet beautiful song like Hahahasula
BAMBAMBAM - Karencitta
KUNG SIYA MAN- TJ Monterde boyfriend of KZ
BALELENG by Juan Paasa - classic Bisaya yet still cool
80 by Juan Paasa - Korean accent Bisaya lyrics
SUMMOMING ERU - japanese accent Bisaya lyrics
Thanks for appreciating other Filipino dialects. ^_^ Daghang salamat!
I love karencitta, . . . Shes good even before shes starting singing.
Most great singer now in manila are come.from cebu
I'm having fun watching these reactions and I'm third 🤣
Me: *Listening to Balay ni mayang*
Mama: UNSA MAN NG IMO GIPATUKAR OY KA BASTOS BA ANA.
*suprised pikachu face*
Hahahaha!!! I wonder how'd she react to Max Surban's Budbud ug Bibingka hahaha! My mom laughed when she listened to Balay ni Mayang and said, "Mag jer-jer ra na silas balay ni Mayang." HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
@@sanshirada1119 HAHAHAHAHAHA kaayo mga hugawan kaayog utok. Saman ning atong mga mama uyst.
@@jhaydeean3226 , di man hugawan, open lang hahahaha. Kadungog nakas Budbud ug Bibingka? hahahahaha!
@@sanshirada1119 aww sorry sorry my bad hahahaha waley pa sge ako pminawon karon.
@@sanshirada1119 double meaning ba sad ni? Hahahaha
Thanks for featuring BISROCK songs
Please react to 'A trilogy | Patawad Paalam, Paalam & Patawad' by Moira Dela Torre feat. I belong to the Zoo and Ben&Ben. The MV has very interesting story. Like a love drama series.
wow. its so nice.. thank you for sharing.. Godbless
Please let foreigners react to another 3 bisaya songs.
Von saw - Sa akong Heart MV
Hey Joe Show - My Morena Girl MV
Jacky Chang - Pero atik ra MV
TJ Monterde - Kung Siya Man
This are my childhood bisaya songs and I'm very LSS. Because not just the Melody or beat of the song but the meaning of this songs are very meaningful and nice.
May I humbly suggest to ley your friends react on PH Folk music or Kundiman song or Visayan Christian songs. 🙂
For now I suggest these songs
*Ili Ili Tulog Anay
*Sayaw Dabaw
*Sa Ugoy ng Duyan
*Pero Atik Ra
*Sa Akong Heart
Filipino is a language and the dialects we use are tagalog,cebuana/Bisaya,chavacano,waray,ilonggo and so on and so on and so fort..100+ dialects in different regions in the Philippines.
187 languages not dialects. Ilokano, cebuano, kapampangan, chavacano etc. Are languages and not dialects.
@@Magmeow05 1 yr ago pa comment no pero TRUEE. THOSE ARE LANGUAGESS
Cebuano, Waray, Ilokano, Kapampangan, etc. are LANGUAGES.
Can we stop addressing our national language as Tagalog? Let's address it properly. It is Filipino. Let's educate foreigners too. It's Filipino, not Tagalog. Don't exclude us, non-native-Tagalog speakers in the narrative of PH.
Yeah the correct term is Filipino.
I am pure tagalog and I totally agree! Don’t we all like diversityyy???
Hello kaway kaway sa mga bisaya diha 🙋 unta maayo inyong kahimtang 🤗
Bisaya OPM needs more attention honestly.
Cebu music scene has their own character very different from Manila and I appreciate it. Bisrock!
thanks for appreciating the bisaya language which i am belong to, but im not cebuano.we called bisaya in other parts of the country specially in Visayas and mindanao region but were not cebuano. cebuano language is from cebu only and they talk differently. you can listen to other music language too which is good also like (kaluguran daka) kapampangan and (por que) chavacano.
I am not a linguist nor a language expert or any kind, but here is what I limitedly know about languages and dialects:
Tagalog language (and or its standardized, more inclusive, more flexible, more dynamic, and national to international version, form, variant, or variety, called the Filipino national language or Filipino language) and Cebuano language are different languages, are not dialects of certain or one language, and are not a dialect of one another or of each other, but are two separate, distinct, unique, but still closely related languages of the Philippines.
The Philippines has more than 100 languages, and each of these languages have a lot of dialects on their own, thus making the Philippines having hundreds of dialects.
If two or more forms or kinds of human speech varieties are very similar but are only different in some words, pronunciations, accents, spellings, or use and meaning of some words, then these two or more human speech varieties are different dialects of the same language...but if they are different in a lot more words, use and meaning of words, spellings, pronunciations, accents, and even in grammatical rules, syntax, word order, and language structure, then these two or more human speech varieties are different languages.
Dialects linguistically evolve from a single language or from some single fusion or mix language of two or more languages over time, but are still not totally or not very different from one another or from each other. Dialects of a language, over periods of time like centuries, may or may not become totally different, unique, separate, and distinct but still closely related languages, as they become more and more different from one another.
Another commonly used criteria is mutual intelligibility, or if two native speakers who never heard nor knew and is not fluent of the human speech variety of the other speaker, will still be able to understand each other, most especially the full or complete context and meaning, and not just making guesses on the meaning based on some few and very limited context clues and similarly pronounced words or similarly used words.
Ay lahi ra. Naninga ani na comment ui. Haha 😅
For non-bisdak who are interested in Visayan music（particularly Cebuano）you can try Vispop and Bisrock songs. There are also EDM, hiphop and reggae songs too. But we still do listen to classics as well - Max Surban and Yoyoy Villame are still blasting on the speakers. Some of my personal favorites:
Solid ug Lawas (www).ua-cam.com/video/7-LqoAbK22g/v-deo.html
Habak (ua-cam.com/video/aNp6kQBlkHM/v-deo.html)
Padayona (ua-cam.com/video/2Km8ikylqkc/v-deo.html)
Gugmang Giatay (ua-cam.com/video/UUFMSL06e5o/v-deo.html)
Istambay (ua-cam.com/video/dSdedZ6CAsI/v-deo.html)
Dili Pa Panahon (ua-cam.com/video/q-x2gF4e_h0/v-deo.html)
Pasabta Ko (ua-cam.com/video/ja8fn4_sxzA/v-deo.html)
Kung Di Pa Lang ko Buang (ua-cam.com/video/F8pqvgFcTCE/v-deo.html)
Pag Sure Uy (ua-cam.com/video/TFzFWRHJ7-4/v-deo.html)
80 - (ua-cam.com/video/VkuOU59CI2g/v-deo.html)
Katunga - (ua-cam.com/video/enpKCBGRRfI/v-deo.html)
And the classics that never go out of style:
I love my teacer (ua-cam.com/video/zHRLZUVGiSk/v-deo.html)
Budbud ug bibingka (ua-cam.com/video/Zr3LFf07PvA/v-deo.html)
Pasaya Ko Day / Pahaloka Ko Day / Paliton Ko Day (ua-cam.com/video/gIVZJg_MVOo/v-deo.html)
Bisaya is not a dialect, for the record. It is a language.
@@libbyr4990 Dialect is a variation of a language. Ex: Bisaya-Iligan City, Bisaya-Agusan. Those are variations of Bisaya as language. When people from Iligan City converse with people from Agusan, they understand each other because they speak one language although in different variations or dialects. When Tagalog speaker uses Tagalog to converse with Bisaya speaker who uses Bisaya to converse, they don't understand each other. That's the difference between dialect and language.
@iKON OT7 FOREVER Albeit Filipino is cored primarily to Tagalog, the same is not a colloquial term of Tagalog. Filipino as a language are combination of all the languages in the Philippines. The letter F in Filipino symbolizes and represents all the languages in the PH, hence Filipino is our national language. We must stop addressing our national language as Tagalog because in effect we are excluding non-native-Tagalog speakers in the narrative of PH. There's primordial importance why our national language became Filipino. It was first Tagalog, then Pilipino, and for inclusivity it became Filipino.
Miyuki Mariano just shows how bad our education system is
Miyuki Mariano dialect is the variation of a language. For example Tagalog, there are differences in Tagalog spoken in Manila, Bulacan, or Batangas. Yes they can understand each other if they talk but you will notice differences in some of the words used or the accent.
Bisaya is not a language -its a race (ethnic group). Cebuano is the language spoken by the Bisaya..
I hope you include the pero atik ra by Jacky chan too. That's one of the best here in visayas.
Hey guys! Try to listen Trilogy of Moira: Patawad paalam, Paalam and Patawad. Three songs already! Hahaha
I really laugh hard when Hosu says ' HA HA HA HAKDOG' omo! I can't move on HAHAHAHAHA
😂😂seym
not just cebuano people but It's Generally Bisaya people.. bacause they basically speak the same language with small differences in their dialects, which i think is pretty easy to understand.. (^^)
Please Part 2 Bisaya songs! Please include Puhon by TJ Monterde and maybe some Waray-waray (eastern visayas) songs as well. Thank you El!
I'm still support because I'm bisaya 'Cebuano' thank you
HahahaHasula is a word play.
Hahaha meaning laughing. The guy (singer) is seen to be “chill”, laughing and very supportive to his friends when in fact he’s dying inside because he’s in love with her.
Hasula means “hassle” in English.
So basically he’s laughing outside, but he’s also in pain inside hence “hasula” or “what a hassle”!
You guys should listen to “Pero Atik Ra”
This is one of the most popular VisPop.
Also the same girl who sang “Pero Atik ra” also sang an acoustic version of “HahahaHasula”.
Enjoy! Proud Bisdak here! 😍😁
For those who dont know the vehicle they ride on the first bideo they react is called multicab its like jeepney used for public transportation you can mostly see this type of vehicle in cebu and some parts of visayas and mindanao im not sure if theres in luzon but i think there is
When Blake said HAHAHAHAKDOG 😂😅
ang cute kaasar!!
please react to : 1st.One You are the One (Ttak Maja Nuh) M/V
the new P POP group in the philippines.
btw i loved watching el's planet reaction so much.
Stay safe you guys!
EL gawa ka naman ng reaction sa 70s 80s and 90s OPM songs
My favor ate songs😍😍
please do react on "Route 83" 's music videos, they're an electro-pop duo from cebu and their music really is a bop🔥🔥🔥
Natawa ako dun "HAHA HAKDOG" 🤣
Yes...finally thanks for this.....
Sana magpalabas Rin kayo ng novelty bisaya song.
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kamikaze: Unang tikim
Patokya ni Edgar: Pangarap Lang Kita
Do a Part 2 hihi
Can you do more reaction of visayan pop song? I would like to recommend more pop and upbeat vispop song, try to listen to: Intergalaktik gugma, I labyu langga and Buwag balik.
shout out sa mga Bisaya dira.
NO. it's not dialect, it's a language. In south Korea you only have 1 language but 5 dialects. Philippines has 120 to 187 language and BISAYA is one of the language and 2nd most spoken here in philippines (except English), Filipino, then 2nd is bisaya. 8 major dialects. Listed in the figure from top to bottom: Bikol, Cebuano, Hiligaynon (Ilonggo), Ilocano, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Tagalog, and Waray.
@@reimotomami361 no, it's not
@@reimotomami361 Hi. Only Filipino is considered as the National Language, not English. Both of them, however, are considered as Official Languages of the Philippines. In addition, Tagalog, and Cebuano are considered as Regional Languages, which means that they are, in fact, languages and not merely dialects. Examples of Tagalog dialects include Manila Tagalog, Batangas Tagalog, etc. 😊
@@reimotomami361 They are indeed closely related. However, as far as I know, Bisaya is mainly a group of the different languages of the Visayans, which includes all those that you have mentioned. Which means that they may not be considered as dialects of Bisaya, but simply as members of Bisaya. 😊
@@reimotomami361
Cebuano might be closely related to the languages you have mentioned but all of the languages are untelligible to each other and that is the clear difference between a language and a dialect. Some structures of each languages may be the same but for the meaning it is not; which is why people from Samar or Leyte prefers to speak in Tagalog when they are in Cebu to avoid miscommunication.
@@reimotomami361 Whoops! you don't understand what I'm saying, please analyzed it. I think you're not knowledgeable enough about this. LMAO
For the record Cebuano or Bisaya is not a dialect it's a language. Vispop was an annual songwriting competition - it birthed some good songs everyone should check out.
Kuya El, subscriber here.
I hope some time ahead, you could make them react to different provinces in the Philippines.
I mean, most Foreigners equate Philippines to what they have encountered and seen in its Capital, Manila.
But to be honest, Philippines is way way more than that.
Introduce Palawan, Ilo-ilo. And others.
Philippines is not just about Manila.
Thank you ! ❤️
You should have the do " Inlove ra kutob" its by the same guy who did Hahahasula but the MV is really entertaining.. Plus it has english captions already..
Proud to be bisaya 💪💪💪