Isko Moreno’s Funeral Jam Session Goes Viral
ISKO MORENO – Countless netizens lauded the Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno for joining a jamming session at a funeral.
Actor-turned politician Francisco “Isko” Domagoso Moreno is among the most popular politicians today. He is the current mayor in the city of Manila.
The 44-year-old mayor made some great changes in the busy streets of Manila. He removed all the vendors in the streets, provided free Wifi kiosk, and stricter to the traffic enforcers. Isko promised to make Manila great again.
Following a previous article, the video of Isko Moreno giving young boy cash for his birthday went viral on social media. He’s lauded for his generosity towards the boy.
The mayor told the boy and his mom to treat themselves in a nearby fast-food restaurant and buy some toys in the mall. He’s obviously one of the kindest and down-to-earth politicians.
Recently, a video of Isko Moreno having a jam session with guys at a funeral went viral on social media. The video was shared on the Facebook account of Raffy Tulfo Defenders.
It can be seen on the video that the Manila mayor enjoyed singing the popular OPM song “Ako’y Sa ‘Yo, Ika’y Akin’ with the random guys at the vigil. The video has generated 363 reactions, 26 shares, and 109K views as of this writing.
The former scavenger is definitely a role model for other politicians. In fact, several politicians have praised him for being so active in his service for his town mates.
Watch the video below:
The viral jamming session of the mayor gathered a lot of positive reactions from the online community. Here are some of their comments on the post:
@Enrique Nama Ocampo: “Sana ganyan mayor sa lahat ng city”
@Weng Elauria: “Ganyan dapat lahat ng mga mayor nakakataba ng puso kabaitan niyo mayor sana ikaw na susunod na presidente”
@Consolacion Olpindo: “Ano pa hahanapin nyo? singer na dancer pa super gwapo pa at ubod sa galing na mayor. mabuhay Ka mayor Moreno”
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