“No one in the government should be above accountability,” Jao wrote, earning praise from fans who applauded their idol for speaking up online.
The singer also reposted a viral tweet criticizing both the country’s power situation and political climate, adding the short but relatable reaction: “ANG INET.”
The original post read, “Philippines slowly running out of electricity as power goes out in major cities and we have whatever the hell is happening in the government, we are SO cooked.”
Many fans found Jao’s posts both entertaining and painfully relatable, especially as discussions about outages, political tensions, and public frustration continue dominating social media timelines.
The Philippines [is] slowly running out of electricity as power goes out in major cities and we have whatever the hell is happening in the government, we are SO cooked.
ALAMAT Jao
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