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KD Estrada really did that... He gently dragged toxic masculinity, served emotional intelligence, and looked good doing it - and while PRIDE MONTH TOO! "Paano yung mga same-gender na parents, and they follow that same idea (traditional masculinity for both same-gendered fathers), edi magiging toxic household nila?" #KDEstrada #YSpeakFathersDay

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Yza2 个月前

hala, nakakaproud naman makita si KD confidently speaking in front of a crowd. ang layo na nya from pbb 5years ago.

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MEDS 💊2 个月前

1 minute lang yan ha. What more if KD had 5 minutes to speak? We'd all be taking notes #KDEstrada #YSpeakFathersDay

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®©2 个月前

I love him for that

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Zenith2 个月前

Nakakainlab lalo kapag matalino

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namaiki💙💙💙2 个月前

Ang galing mo Bestboy mas lalo mo akong napahanga, deserved mo talaga maging one of the host ng Yspeak. Keep it up KD. YSPEAK KDaddys DAY #KDEstrada #WhatMoreKD

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bala ka dyan2 个月前

Gently dragged toxic masculinity? He actually made fun of someone who called the gen z weak, but cried when somebody raised his voice on him. Let's be precise, sen FP vs RP. But, the sentence - "Traditional masculinity undermines vulnerability." Ibig sabihin na kapag macho ka++

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Amay2 个月前

Bravo KD🫶Grabe ang galing galing, napaka smart🫶 Deserve ang palakpakan👏 #KDEstrada @yspeakph

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September2 个月前

Ang galing ni KD! YSPEAK KDaddys DAY

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🌸 Jhingski2 个月前

TDH na, brainy pa #KDEstrada #WhatMoreKD #SunChaserLABAMBA

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DonKiSsDon2 个月前

Laht ng nagjoin my brain pingsama smang matatalino host

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tiboliNiKD🍒🍓2 个月前

Sobrang galing mu kd kakahanga k tlga YSPEAK KDaddys DAY #KDEstrada #WhatMoreKD

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Irsh Hero2 个月前

I love the shade hhahah

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namaiki💙💙💙2 个月前

Pag ang utak me likas na talino d mahirap i explain.

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alexaaaademie2 个月前

@AltStarMagic TELL HEM QUEEN KD!!!!! LOUDER

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Ash Loiz2 个月前

Sila pa ba ni Alexa ?

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JUNN EARL DAVID2 个月前

the entire show is what this generation calls "performative". no credibility!

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Last night,every Indian household had the same scene,families praying and rooting for #GauravKhanna.This isn’t just GK’s win,it’s the victory of the common man. He proved that being a Pookie man is far more powerful than having toxic masculinity n set an example as winner💕 #BB19

Opsora 🤲 📿

36,866 次观看 • 9 个月前

This same Promiseland show? I see a lot of people tagging me in videos to suggest that Promiseland was a flop. Once again, this same show? Or you just decided to push the part of the event that fits your toxic narrative that the show flopped! Yes, there were challenges but I can say the same for all events this season as well, but a flop? 🤣 You are so desperate for him to flop so you looked for videos that support your theory, something this camp has been doing to all other events, every other person seems like a threat to this particular camp, I think it's a demonic spirit and because you can count on the dumb fans to share it, they've been doing that like they robots. We are entering a new year, and I really do not have time for this unnecessary agenda, and then when the same energy is given you start saying we hate you. Honestly, I would have been surprised if they didn't do that to Promiseland too! How I wish the same energy would go into the streams for their favs, because if I compare the numbers and they don't add up I won't mind using RETROGRESSING again!

This same Promiseland show? I see a lot of people tagging me in videos to suggest that Promiseland was a flop. Once again, this same show? Or you just decided to push the part of the event that fits your toxic narrative that the show flopped! Yes, there were challenges but I can say the same for all events this season as well, but a flop? 🤣 You are so desperate for him to flop so you looked for videos that support your theory, something this camp has been doing to all other events, every other person seems like a threat to this particular camp, I think it's a demonic spirit and because you can count on the dumb fans to share it, they've been doing that like they robots. We are entering a new year, and I really do not have time for this unnecessary agenda, and then when the same energy is given you start saying we hate you. Honestly, I would have been surprised if they didn't do that to Promiseland too! How I wish the same energy would go into the streams for their favs, because if I compare the numbers and they don't add up I won't mind using RETROGRESSING again!

Tilly Akua Nipaa🗣✍️🏾

47,929 次观看 • 8 个月前

Jeff Dunham performed for 4,000 Muslims in Abu Dhabi. Two nights later, he performed for 4,000 Jewish people in Tel Aviv without changing a word of the show. After hearing what happened, Bill Maher was so astonished he told him he should do a documentary on it. DUNHAM: “Doing a show there for 4,000 Muslims, and all in the front rows were the guys in the white dishdashas and the women in the black… And I did the same show with Achmed, the dead terrorist, and that was their favorite character.” MAHER: “It’s my favorite, too.” DUNHAM: “Thanks! Well, two nights later, I’m in the middle of Tel Aviv, Israel, doing the exact same show for 4,000 Jewish people. Didn’t change a word of the show. And they all loved it equally the same. So my big thing is I truly feel this world is filled with good people that all want the same things… And it takes a handful of idiots to f*ck it up for everybody else.” MAHER: “You know what you should do? … You should do that as a documentary special.” DUNHAM: “Oh…” MAHER: “The same show in both those cities. Put stuff in the middle. Little interviews here and there… But show the same material, from that character working in both those cities. I think that would be very powerful. A lot of people would watch that. I would definitely watch that.”

Jeff Dunham performed for 4,000 Muslims in Abu Dhabi. Two nights later, he performed for 4,000 Jewish people in Tel Aviv without changing a word of the show. After hearing what happened, Bill Maher was so astonished he told him he should do a documentary on it. DUNHAM: “Doing a show there for 4,000 Muslims, and all in the front rows were the guys in the white dishdashas and the women in the black… And I did the same show with Achmed, the dead terrorist, and that was their favorite character.” MAHER: “It’s my favorite, too.” DUNHAM: “Thanks! Well, two nights later, I’m in the middle of Tel Aviv, Israel, doing the exact same show for 4,000 Jewish people. Didn’t change a word of the show. And they all loved it equally the same. So my big thing is I truly feel this world is filled with good people that all want the same things… And it takes a handful of idiots to f*ck it up for everybody else.” MAHER: “You know what you should do? … You should do that as a documentary special.” DUNHAM: “Oh…” MAHER: “The same show in both those cities. Put stuff in the middle. Little interviews here and there… But show the same material, from that character working in both those cities. I think that would be very powerful. A lot of people would watch that. I would definitely watch that.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

865,822 次观看 • 3 个月前

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50,758 次观看 • 2 个月前

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Ellen Pompeo opens up about the racist attacks her husband faced while she was still filming Grey’s Anatomy. She says young Black men in America aren’t given the same opportunities as everyone else. She adds that the media was really harsh and biased toward her husband, digging into his past, while ABC received racist, hateful, and violent mails regarding their relationship. “The part of it that was more intense for me was back to the tabloid stuff of like how they started attacking him, and bringing up his past things and a record that he had stuff that he did. The truth is young black men in this country aren't given the same opportunities as everybody else. You know, the racial component of our relationship was really something that he never asked for. And I felt really more bad about that, I felt like the media was really mean to him and and really biased because how dare this skinny blonde petite little woman be with this tall black man. The mail that i used to get the racist, hateful, violent mail that ABC would get because of that.”

Heron

17,557 次观看 • 3 个月前

Throwback. Mouni Roy kissed Arjun Bijlani while holding him tightly, saying "Main Arjuna" and he replied. "Main Mouna" Just look at the video both of them seem completely drunk and lost in the moment. One honest question: If your wife or girlfriend did the exact same thing with her "male best friend" on camera.would you really be okay with it? Most people would feel uncomfortable seeing their partner cross such boundaries. But when someone tries to set boundaries, they are often labelled "insecure" "toxic" or "misogynist" And then people wonder why relationships fall and end in divorce.

Throwback. Mouni Roy kissed Arjun Bijlani while holding him tightly, saying "Main Arjuna" and he replied. "Main Mouna" Just look at the video both of them seem completely drunk and lost in the moment. One honest question: If your wife or girlfriend did the exact same thing with her "male best friend" on camera.would you really be okay with it? Most people would feel uncomfortable seeing their partner cross such boundaries. But when someone tries to set boundaries, they are often labelled "insecure" "toxic" or "misogynist" And then people wonder why relationships fall and end in divorce.

PintuX

469,226 次观看 • 1 个月前

A mother shares a video of her daughter and her boyfriend both the same age, coming to pick her up for a movie date. She stated that they already had permission but he had to wit while she finished her chores then after she was ready he used an umbrella to come get her because it was raining and even opened the car door for her. African parents will have a lot to say about this 👀

A mother shares a video of her daughter and her boyfriend both the same age, coming to pick her up for a movie date. She stated that they already had permission but he had to wit while she finished her chores then after she was ready he used an umbrella to come get her because it was raining and even opened the car door for her. African parents will have a lot to say about this 👀

TENIOLA

1,190,285 次观看 • 3 个月前

Watch Richard Feynman while he speaks. No one transmits this better than him. And it's a weird feeling or sense. Cicero and Darwin wrote about it. Jefferson preached it. Ben Graham lived it and so does Buffett. "I get a kick out of thinking about these things. I can't stop" We tend to believe that joy comes from physical activity or the senses (music, art, food), but those are not the only sources. Theoretical physicists are obsessed with what they do because they have true fun while doing it. Same thing with any kind of theorists, including investors. Greenblatt does it because of the pleasure of figuring something out. So did Feynman. When asked about his Nobel Prize, he said he didn't do it for the prize. It's 'the pleasure of finding the thing out' that does it for him. In one of his last interviews, Munger spoke about how he and Buffett had 'actual fun' while doing what they did. And what they did was a lot of thinking, with occasional decisions. That's why many of these guys were top of their fields. They enjoy(ed) thinking and selected endeavors that rewarded that.

Watch Richard Feynman while he speaks. No one transmits this better than him. And it's a weird feeling or sense. Cicero and Darwin wrote about it. Jefferson preached it. Ben Graham lived it and so does Buffett. "I get a kick out of thinking about these things. I can't stop" We tend to believe that joy comes from physical activity or the senses (music, art, food), but those are not the only sources. Theoretical physicists are obsessed with what they do because they have true fun while doing it. Same thing with any kind of theorists, including investors. Greenblatt does it because of the pleasure of figuring something out. So did Feynman. When asked about his Nobel Prize, he said he didn't do it for the prize. It's 'the pleasure of finding the thing out' that does it for him. In one of his last interviews, Munger spoke about how he and Buffett had 'actual fun' while doing what they did. And what they did was a lot of thinking, with occasional decisions. That's why many of these guys were top of their fields. They enjoy(ed) thinking and selected endeavors that rewarded that.

Giuliano

87,277 次观看 • 9 个月前

Sometimes things happen for a reason. Toxic people have a way of removing themselves from your life and while showing their true colors at the same time. I used to have a friend in my friend group that I hung out with all the time. I thought we were all tight and we had fun every weekend. Turned out he was just using me for rides. What made it weird is that we hung out for years, I never saw it coming. It wasn’t until he drank too much that he let the truth slip out and from that point on I questioned his motives and it made me reflect on everything. I’m at a point in life now that I trimmed a lot of people out. I only keep a close circle. It turned out many family members were doing the same thing. It’s rough when you feel that there isn’t many you can trust. It makes you value the people close to you now even more. Have you ever had to cut someone out of your life? Do you regret it or feel guilt for it?

Sometimes things happen for a reason. Toxic people have a way of removing themselves from your life and while showing their true colors at the same time. I used to have a friend in my friend group that I hung out with all the time. I thought we were all tight and we had fun every weekend. Turned out he was just using me for rides. What made it weird is that we hung out for years, I never saw it coming. It wasn’t until he drank too much that he let the truth slip out and from that point on I questioned his motives and it made me reflect on everything. I’m at a point in life now that I trimmed a lot of people out. I only keep a close circle. It turned out many family members were doing the same thing. It’s rough when you feel that there isn’t many you can trust. It makes you value the people close to you now even more. Have you ever had to cut someone out of your life? Do you regret it or feel guilt for it?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

2,510,139 次观看 • 3 个月前