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BSA 1 - C122

M3 Summative Assessment

Philippine Pop Culture

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🌐⋆｡°✩🌀thank you for taking this journey to the future with me🌐⋆｡°✩🌀

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🌐⋆｡°✩🌀thank you for taking this journey to the future with me🌐⋆｡°✩🌀

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Kasi nakakasira daw sa image ng school #DefendPressFreedom - Cartoonist ZACH

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Kasi nakakasira daw sa image ng school #DefendPressFreedom - Cartoonist ZACH

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This is an editorial piece made by Cartoonist Zach on Facebook. The suppression of journalism is rampant here in the Philippines, both in the workforce and in campus. Governments and school admins use it as a means of saving their reputation to keep the masses unaware of their wrongdoings.

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! #NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! - marxnotahero

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! #NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! - marxnotahero

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Digital illustrations of excerpts made by marxnotahero on Twitter. It talks about the recent issue of Jeepney phaseouts, how the government wants to get rid of them in favor of more "modernized" jeepneys that are more expensive for the drivers and commuters, and how the masses are actively speaking out against said phaseout.

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! 

#NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!!

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! 

#NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! https://t.co/l7FfOH35Nk

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! #NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! pic.twitter.com/l7FfOH35Nk
— delubyoboi (@marxnotahero) March 3, 2023

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! 

#NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! https://t.co/l7FfOH35Nk

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! 

#NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!! https://t.co/l7FfOH35Nk

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Excerpts mula sa "Mga kamay" para sa eleksyon! 

#NoToJeepneyPhaseout !!!!

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’ - Tarantadong Kalbo

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’ - Tarantadong Kalbo

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An editorial-esque digital illustration made by Filipino artist Tarantadong Kalbo depicting the recent unjust re-arrest of Filipino drag queen Pura Luka Vega.

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️ https://t.co/TXW0zMnGMc

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️ pic.twitter.com/TXW0zMnGMc
— Tarantadong Kalbo (@KevinKalbo) February 29, 2024

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️ https://t.co/TXW0zMnGMc

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️ https://t.co/TXW0zMnGMc

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‘Ano man ang iyong ginagawa sa iyong kapatid, ay siya ring ginagawa mo sa akin’🌩️

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"Tumindig," made by Tarantadong Kalbo, became a viral piece across various social medias. It is still used to this day as symbol of hope, rebellion, and resistance against forces like corruption and oppression.

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T u m i n d i g ✊🏼 https://t.co/ODYkPqRn0T

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T u m i n d i g ✊🏼 pic.twitter.com/ODYkPqRn0T
— Tarantadong Kalbo (@KevinKalbo) July 17, 2021

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T u m i n d i g ✊🏼 https://t.co/ODYkPqRn0T

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T u m i n d i g ✊🏼 https://t.co/ODYkPqRn0T

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This is a digital painting made by Wolfy (@WolfyTheWitch on Twitter) that is directly referenced from a photograph of Palestinian journalist Bisan flying a kite of the Palestinian flag.

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🍉 pic.twitter.com/ACRxDqSX4Q
— Wolfy🌈 (@WolfyTheWitch) February 21, 2024

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https://twitter.com/__slnmsln/status/1754035485272637906/photo/1

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https://twitter.com/brycryfry/status/1742539710377894323/photo/1

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The trailer for "The Lovers," an upcoming animated film by Filipino animation studio "Studio Heartbreak" that depicts the romance between a siren and a seafood chef set in a dark fantasy Philippines.

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https://twitter.com/WolfyTheWitch/status/1673011557381607424/photo/1

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https://twitter.com/caldatelier/status/1729168290919194914/photo/1

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https://twitter.com/peachiiue/status/1745549242763190525/photo/1

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https://www.instagram.com/p/Cu_u2Axvq9X/

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https://www.instagram.com/p/CtDLCAXhjDF/

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https://www.instagram.com/hot_stack_of_pancakes/

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https://www.instagram.com/p/C1iGJr7hdbD/?img_index=2

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One subset of Filipino pop culture that I want to feature in my Padlet is Filipino artwork and animation. From what I've seen, art and animation is prominent here in the country; I've already come across so many talented artists and animators here in Davao City alone, and going on social media has only expanded it nationwide. Yet, the medium is widely underappreciated both as a job and as a hobby. I've experienced it firsthand from my family members; I wanted to pursue an art-related course like MMA but they refused to let me simply because it isn't practical enough to land me a stable job in the future, which I understand, but that doesn't mean I'm happy about it. I also see the same treatment with other artists too; Their work is simply boiled down to "drawing-drawing lang" even though the art process is intricate and difficult. Filipino artists and animators are so creative and skilled, and the products of their imagination are so awe-inspiring, that it makes me sad that they aren't given as much attention as I want them to have. That is why I've chosen to highlight some Filipino artists that have personally inspired me in order to have more people appreciate their work and contributions as much as I do.

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Tingin by Cup of Joe ft. Janine Teñoso

https://open.spotify.com/track/7b89Ffklm3xh4GI37vlZDZ?si=721f43a47b494768

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CC: qquwee

https://twitter.com/qquwee_/status/1679522038938214401/photo/1

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CC: nekokonut22

https://twitter.com/nekokonut22/status/1316354633737080832/photo/3

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Trese: The Netflix Adaptation

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CC: Cioccolatodorima

https://twitter.com/cioccolato_kun/status/1104998786206588929

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Ngayon ay Huwebes by BlackInk Comics (Story and Art by Kim Loren Dominguez)

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Hello! I'm Beatrix Frederique L. Jimenez, or Bea for short, but I do go by Deimos online. I'm 20 years old, and I was born on January 24, 2004 in Davao City, Philippines. I'm a Non-binary person, so I prefer to present myself in gender non-conforming ways. I'm also Omnisexual, meaning that I'm attracted to everyone but I have preferences for certain genders. I have a lot of interests, and I regularly engage with them to the point of hyper-fixation. Some of them include: Art, video and tabletop games, movies and shows, comics and manga, and music. Said interests of mine are usually for international media and culture, and it's unfortunate, but my Philippine ones are sparse. However that doesn't mean that I absolutely don't have any. Thus, I will be dividing them into categories as I will discuss them. Firstly, I have the most interest for Philippine comics and literature. For the longest time (since 2015), I've been buying and reading in indie BL (Boy's Love) comics that were made by local creators. They've served as a huge inspiration for my art and for my love of queer romance. In a similar vein, I was fixated for a time on Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo not just because of Rizal's masterful writing of a social commentary on Filipino society, but uniquely also because I "shipped" Crisostomo Ibarra and Elias (i.e. I wanted them to get into a romantic relationship), as silly as that sounds. Trese could also fit into this category, since it was originally a comic, but I was more interested in its Netflix adaptation, which brings me to my next category: Art and Animation. I follow a lot of Filipino artists on Twitter and Instagram and regularly engage and enjoy their artworks and animations. I also go to Davao anime conventions purely to buy art merchandise (stickers, prints, keychains, etc.) of which are made by local artists that I support. And finally, for my last category: Music. I will admit that I didn't listen much to OPM compared to my peers (I leaned on K-Pop and other international artists). However, I did grow up with it and thus have heavy nostalgia for it. Nowadays, I'm actively seeking out more Filipino artists and songs, and listening to them frequently has deepened my appreciation for their contributions to the Filipino art scene.

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Art is fundamentally a spectacle, and it encompasses a broad spectrum of expressions. It can manifest as a serene still life painted on canvas, or an independent musician covering a popular song before a small audience, or an elaborate musical production featuring a meticulously composed soundtrack, choreographed dances, and intricate stage designs, or even a simple animation of a water droplet creating ripples in a river while grass by the riverside sways with the wind. The essence of art lies in its ability to amaze, challenge, and communicate profound messages to the world through various elaborate forms. Thus, the Carnival Theory becomes the most befitting theory for understanding art in Philippine popular culture.

This connection is not merely because carnivals are considered to be an art form; They have their own sets, costumes, stage designs, and absurd stories. It is also because, akin to carnivals, and how the Carnival Theory highlights, art has served as a vessel for self-expression all throughout history. Unfazed by societal norms, art boldly confronts and criticizes through its portrayal of controversial and unconventional themes, disrupting the comfortable and providing solace to the disturbed. Even in the face of censorship, suppression, or control by entities such as governments or media conglomerates, art persists in finding avenues to disseminate its messages, using parody, satire, comedy, hedonistic depictions, and more. As long as individuals have a message to convey, or have an ideology to share with the world, they will most certainly use art to express it. This dynamic sets off a chain reaction wherein the ideas conveyed by artwork prompt discussions, leading to the exchange of opinions, criticisms, and statements, ultimately sparking a ripple effect of transformative change amongst the people.

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                 *˚‧͙✧🌐welcome to the future🎧✧‧͙⁺*

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                 *˚‧͙✧🌐welcome to the future🎧✧‧͙⁺*