The viral video of Kim Chiu was featured during the House hearing
Kim Chiu Viral Video – House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta showed the video of the Chinita Princess during his opening statement in House hearing on ABS-CBN’s franchise.
The said video of the Kapamilya star went viral and people created a lot of memes from it. However, it became a popular song already as Kim recorded and released it recently.
This video from the Laban Kapamilya Facebook Live was also featured by Marcoleta in his opening statement on Tuesday. He said asked the panel that he will be allowed to show his the slides that he prepared before he continue.
It was the viral “sa classroom may batas” statement of the Kapamilya actress. After that, Marcoleta related his statement to what Kim said in the video. “Hindi po nag-comply sa batas ang ABS-CBN, kaya hindi po sila pwedeng lumabas at magpalabas,” he said.
Here’s the video clip.
As the House Deputy Speaker opposes the renewal of the franchise of ABS-CBN, he stated: “ABS-CBN deliberately and with impunity violated the condition of its legislative franchise. Hindi na dapat payagan ang pagre-renew ng ABS-CBN. Dapat isara na ang pinto sa kanila because the ABS-CBN has been using the airwaves for more than 50 years.”
Several netizens expressed various reactions to Marcoleta’s opening statement with the viral video of Kim Chiu. Some may find it funny but many criticized him for using the viral video. Here are some of the comments.
“House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta. This is so low.” – Twitter user @_knottyboy
“Why do I have a feeling Rodante Marcoleta doesnt know how the internet works? The internet never forgets (smiling face with tears of joy emojis)” – Twitter user @_A3L1
“Carlo Katigbak ended his speech with a touching video but House Deputy Speaker Rodante Marcoleta opened his with that controversial statement of Kim Chiu. I don’t understand but I had a hearty laugh right there.” – Twitter user @RJacobnu
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