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This is me using the bass at our church.

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Hello! My name is Josiah Gabriel A. Macapugay. I'm 20-year-old male and is 6`2ft tall. I'm your typical Filipino Guy that you see around, the one that likes music, sports, and other Philippine Pop Cultures. I like Cultures such as, Basketball, Memes, Playing Instruments, essentially doing hobbies that defines a Filipino.

I do play an Instrument, which is the bass guitar. I like how it is the backbone of every band, Music groups such as Sunkissed Lola, BINI, has great bass players, but I focus more on the Christian Playlists such as Ron Kenoly, Hillsong Worship, and Planetshakers.

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I consider this to be a Philippine Pop Culture, since most churches in the Philippines that is not Catholic, usually plays this. It embodied in my Filipino blood to know this song.

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The present and constant history of Jeepney art is one fascinating element of Philippine pop culture that I would highlight on my Padlet. Originally converted military jeeps, jeepneys have become a symbol of public transportation in the Philippines. Their distinctive, colorful designs are a reflection of the driver's views, interests, and personality. These designs, which span from colorful patterns and picturesque landscapes to religious symbols and local personalities, create mobile art that perfectly captures the inventiveness, tenacity, and individualism of Filipinos. The Jeepney honors an integral aspect of Filipino daily life that combines practicality and artistic expression by presenting images of distinctively adorned jeepneys together with succinct explanations and background information on this custom.

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This video mostly potrays filipino entertainment that happens inside a jeepney. There's no doubt that Jeepneys really holds a foundation in Philippine Pop Culture, with its vibrant art, entertaining sign boards, and humorous capabilities inside the jeepney. I myself have tons of memories inside jeepneys, could be of romance, laughter, or emotional. Jeepney portrays what a Filipino is.

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The design of each jeepney, which can include pop culture connections, religious icons, and patriotic imagery, acts as a sign that expresses the cultural and personal identity of the driver. For instance, jeepneys that are decorated with pictures of family members or saints represent devotion and give the driver's faith and family values top priority. Through images that Filipinos see on a daily basis, this visual language not only helps commuters experience a sense of shared ideas or cultural roots, but it also reinforces these features during the daily commute, subtly forming public spaces and collective identities.

In addition to promoting individual expression, jeepney art also starts social change by quietly questioning established conventions and igniting debates about politics, urban culture, and even economic status. The colorful, stylized cars represent a kind of resistance against enforced standards and a celebration of freedom and individuality, standing in sharp contrast to the controlled uniformity of contemporary transportation networks. In this sense, jeepney art turns into a forum for social discussion, inspiring spectators to consider legacy, national identity, and the place of tradition in a society that is fast modernizing.