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Hello! I’m Anya Sophia S. Pangilinan, currently a sophomore studying Computer Science at Mapúa Malayan Colleges Mindanao. I’m passionate about data science and software development, aiming to create impactful solutions through technology. Beyond my academic pursuits, I’m deeply interested in Philippine pop culture. I love listening to OPM (Original Pilipino Music), which uniquely captures our culture and emotions. I also enjoy watching Filipino films that reflect our values and creativity, as well as TV dramas that resonate with everyday Filipino life. Additionally, I follow popular YouTube and TikTok influencers who bring humor, insights, and cultural pride to their content. Lastly, I’m a big fan of sports, especially basketball and esports, which bring Filipinos together in a shared spirit of excitement and community.

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A popular contemporary pop culture trend in the Philippines is Pinoy Hip-Hop Music. With artists like Shanti Dope and Flow G, this genre resonates with Filipinos by addressing real-life experiences, from personal struggles to social issues, through relatable lyrics and unique beats. Digital platforms like YouTube and TikTok have helped Pinoy hip-hop reach a wide audience, making it a powerful voice for today’s generation.

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Pinoy Hip-Hop Music, through the Uses and Gratifications Theory, meets Filipinos' needs for self-expression, identity, and connection. By addressing real issues like poverty and resilience, it allows listeners to feel represented and builds a community around shared experiences. This music also raises social awareness, as its lyrics often highlight societal challenges, sparking conversations and inspiring action. Through this dual role of connection and education, Pinoy hip-hop not only entertains but also empowers a socially conscious generation.