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Hi everyone 👋! I'm Roziel Gavino a first-year student studying Accountancy✌️. I enjoy a variety of pop culture interests. I love listening 🎧 to artists like Ariana Grande, Paramore, Avril Lavigne, and Denise Julia. When it comes to books, I'm drawn to classics 📚 such as Pride and Prejudice, Bridgerton, Harry Potter, and Little Women. Watching movies and shows 🎥 is another passion of mine, especially anything related to DC comics, Adventure Time, Percy Jackson, Scott Pilgrim, and One Piece. When I want to unwind, I often play video games🎮 like Minecraft, Mobile Legends, Pokemon Unite, Terraria, and Cookie Run Kingdom.

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I'd like to showcase books and novels by ✨Filipino authors✨ on my Padlet to give them more recognition. It seems that their work isn't appreciated as much as it should be, and I want to change that. By featuring these writers, I hope to shed light on their talent and unique perspectives. It's important to me to promote diversity in literature, and Filipino literature has so much to offer. I believe that sharing their stories can help broaden people's literary horizons and foster a greater appreciation for Filipino literature💗.

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Contemporary Philippine pop culture, like music, movies, and stories, can change things in different ways. The carnival theory says that pop culture is like a carnival where normal rules don't apply. This means it can help people think differently about how society works. In the Philippines, pop culture often talks about important issues, which can make people want to change things for the better. For example, songs can talk about unfairness or movies can show problems in society. So, pop culture can be a powerful way to get people thinking and talking about making things better✨.