One has to read and interpret the lyrics not just once to understand it's meaning. Tagalog words are so rich in meanings, that even me as a pure Tagalog speaking person has to disect the word and the entire message to fully comprehend the exact message. Juice , sounds Diyos (God) Could also refe to juice drink instead of wine, he will drink juice.I could be wrong.onky Pablo knows exactly hehehehe! Pablo's lyrics always make people think and debatable depending on one's understanding & perspective. Thanks for your support to Nase brod, SB19 , esp to our selfless leader, amazibg composer Pablo❤
Here for your insights! Always love hearing your thoughts about Pablo's lyricism. If you notice, AKALA (perception) is another word play since it's like ALAK (alcohol) jumbled up - just like how our perceptions change (or gets jumbled up) under the influence of alcohol. Also, the one last "shot" could be a double entendre for one last shot of alcohol and/or one last shot at life (to take another chance or opportunity in the hopes that things/outcomes will be better).
Wordplays in this song are🔥🔥🔥 Proud HATDOG HERE! Yeah, ALCOHOL CAN NOT SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM. I always love the redemption part on PABLO'S songwritings. Juice (sounds like Dyos in tagalog which means GOD) Jusko po (oh my God) So when he sang the part "Maybe this is the answer, juice(Dyos) juice(Dyos) ,oh my God" for me is like a redemption part where Pablo acknowledged God(faith) is the answer to overcome any problem Then he asked for another shot, but this time, just juice, not alcohol.. ANOTHER GREAT LYRICISM! SALUTE!🫡🫡🫡🔥🔥🔥🌭🐺🫰👏🙌.
I really enjoy your reactions and analysis to the boys' songs and lyrics. Thank you for this RV! After the wishbus performance of Pablo and Josue is posted, I hope that you react on it too 😊😊
Thanks for the support as always. There was a part in the song that you guys mentioned and I caught as well, when they sing "Juice, Juice, Jusko po"... as if to just have juice as alternative... it's actually also a play with words... Jusko is the short cut/slang for Dios Ko... which mean, oh my God (pointing to God).... so in this line, the way i read into is that, instead of alcohol, why not Juice, Juice, oh my God as in Why not throw your problems to God to ask for help and strength as well. But also coz Juice is healthier than alcohol. but yes, it is a nice play with words and sound
PABLO always composes songs with substance. The messages are often not what you see on the surface. In spite of what you think you see and hear, this is NOT an ode to booze and getting drunk. 😊
Juice, juice, jusko po! Can be translated as: Juice, juice, (jusko po means “oh god!”) So, juice, juice, oh god! He’s using a word play of juice and “diyos ko po” pronounced as jusko po Diyos ko po means “oh my god!” or “oh god”. The ever lyricist, Pablo.
This song reminds me of the time my friends and I experimented with alcohol the first time. I don't know if it is still true but in the Philippines we never get carded to drink alcohol at bar back then. Long story short.... it was something that my friends and I will laugh about now.
AKALA - ALAK (reverse in tagalog) ALAK - Alcoholic drink AKALA - thought / in essense = I thought alcohol (will solve my problem) and by the way .. SHAT = referered to SHOT (as in drink) and not as pass tense of SH*T, hehe
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Love this song soo much
Pablo’s lyricism is always on point
One has to read and interpret the lyrics not just once to understand it's meaning. Tagalog words are so rich in meanings, that even me as a pure Tagalog speaking person has to disect the word and the entire message to fully comprehend the exact message. Juice , sounds Diyos (God)
Could also refe to juice drink instead of wine, he will drink juice.I could be wrong.onky Pablo knows exactly hehehehe! Pablo's lyrics always make people think and debatable depending on one's understanding & perspective.
Thanks for your support to Nase brod, SB19 , esp to our selfless leader, amazibg composer Pablo❤
Here for your insights! Always love hearing your thoughts about Pablo's lyricism. If you notice, AKALA (perception) is another word play since it's like ALAK (alcohol) jumbled up - just like how our perceptions change (or gets jumbled up) under the influence of alcohol. Also, the one last "shot" could be a double entendre for one last shot of alcohol and/or one last shot at life (to take another chance or opportunity in the hopes that things/outcomes will be better).
True.well-explained
Those things on the table are our water which make most Pilipino sing like a pro Thank you for appreciating our Pilipino artists!
Love this selfless man! He deserves to put time to himself this time!❤❤❤
RADKIDS are awesome. Both are talented. Thanks for always supporting SB19 and them as individual. Proud hotdog here.
Thank you for supporting Pablo and SB19 as a group ❤.
PABLO THE GREATEST! HIS BRO IS JUST AS SAME! THIS SONG IS SUPER AWESOME, VERY MUCH RELATABLE FOR MOST! AWESOME REACTION 👍
Total respect with our Pinuno Pablo x Josue for another catchy song 🎵.
Thank you for supporting Pablo and joshue!❤❤❤
Wordplays in this song are🔥🔥🔥
Proud HATDOG HERE!
Yeah, ALCOHOL CAN NOT SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM.
I always love the redemption part on PABLO'S songwritings.
Juice (sounds like Dyos in tagalog which means GOD)
Jusko po (oh my God)
So when he sang the part
"Maybe this is the answer, juice(Dyos) juice(Dyos) ,oh my God"
for me is like a redemption part where Pablo acknowledged God(faith) is the answer to overcome any problem Then he asked for another shot, but this time, just juice, not alcohol..
ANOTHER GREAT LYRICISM! SALUTE!🫡🫡🫡🔥🔥🔥🌭🐺🫰👏🙌.
Thanks for RV and supporting RADKIDZ brother Pablo and Josue / Hos - we.❤❤❤
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It *is* a vibe. Love it so much.
Thank you forr supporting the brothers. Much love!❤❤
Thanks, guys. Maybe we will get an mv on this. Let's keep our fingers crossed. Great Reaction. 🤩✌️
Thanks for your reaction video ❤
I really enjoy your reactions and analysis to the boys' songs and lyrics. Thank you for this RV! After the wishbus performance of Pablo and Josue is posted, I hope that you react on it too 😊😊
Love ur reactions!!! Love pablo!!!
As always Thank you so much for doing RV. Thank you for appreciating their song. ❤❤
Ken felip and pablo has also Collab with this songs AKALA,THEY sing it live
Thanks for the support as always. There was a part in the song that you guys mentioned and I caught as well, when they sing "Juice, Juice, Jusko po"... as if to just have juice as alternative... it's actually also a play with words... Jusko is the short cut/slang for Dios Ko... which mean, oh my God (pointing to God).... so in this line, the way i read into is that, instead of alcohol, why not Juice, Juice, oh my God as in Why not throw your problems to God to ask for help and strength as well. But also coz Juice is healthier than alcohol. but yes, it is a nice play with words and sound
Thank you always and always❤
You're welcome 😊
The world s spinning cus whn urdrunk everything arounds u spin lolz
PABLO always composes songs with substance. The messages are often not what you see on the surface. In spite of what you think you see and hear, this is NOT an ode to booze and getting drunk. 😊
Shat or shot is equivalent to saying cheers when you are drinking wine with someone
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Juice, juice, jusko po!
Can be translated as:
Juice, juice, (jusko po means “oh god!”)
So, juice, juice, oh god!
He’s using a word play of juice and “diyos ko po” pronounced as jusko po
Diyos ko po means “oh my god!” or “oh god”.
The ever lyricist, Pablo.
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I love this song because it's relatable. As fast as I know, Pablo doesn't drink alcohol. He tried to taste it but didn't like it!
This song reminds me of the time my friends and I experimented with alcohol the first time. I don't know if it is still true but in the Philippines we never get carded to drink alcohol at bar back then. Long story short.... it was something that my friends and I will laugh about now.
AKALA - ALAK (reverse in tagalog)
ALAK - Alcoholic drink
AKALA - thought /
in essense = I thought alcohol (will solve my problem)
and by the way ..
SHAT = referered to SHOT (as in drink) and not as pass tense of SH*T, hehe
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Hi guys..thanks for this reaction..I’m still waiting for you guys to react to Gigi De Lana live band ..thanks and love your channel ❤
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