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It looks like some Kapamilya stars have responded to Angel Locsin’s tirades against her fellow ABS-CBN artists who remained quiet amidst the ABS-CBN franchise renewal rejection.
On Saturday, Kapamilya stars took to the streets to express disapproval of the Congress’ decision against ABS-CBN’s franchise. Angel took the chance to call out her fellow Kapamilya stars for being silent on the issue.
She didn’t mention names but she specified those who are active on Instagram but cannot spare time to support the network.
“Sa lahat ng artistang hindi nagsasalita, ano? May career pa ba kayo? Wala na, wala na kayong network,” the actress said.
[To all artists who are not speaking out, Do you still have a career? No more, you have no network anymore]
“Kahit magpa-cute kayo diyan sa Instagram, mag-send kayo ng mga sad face —hindi niyo nadadamayan ang mga katrabaho niyong dahilan kung bakit kayo sumikat.” she added.
[Even though you post your cute pictures on Instagram and send sad reactions, you are not sympathizing with your workmates who are the reason why you become famous]
Along with Angel Locsin, other stars who are also present were veteran actors Jaime Fabregas and Joel Torre, host Bianca González, young actors Maymay Entrata and Edward Barber and Couples Jake Cuenca, and Kylie Versoza and Kathryn Bernardo and Daniel Padilla.
Enchong Dee who has been active in voicing out his sentiments against the government also called out his fellow artists to speak out.
Other celebrities like Chienna Filomeno, Lauren Young, Jona Viray, and Jennylyn Mercado have been constant in showing support to the network.
Seemingly, Kapamilya stars have responded to Angel’s call as more and more of them are starting to express their thoughts too.
At marami pang iba na kasamahan ko sa trabaho. Marami sila na kailangan ng boses ng mga kapwa ko artista. pic.twitter.com/A32rE1XI2f
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) July 15, 2020
Let me adress the argument of neutrality dear colleagues. Im shining a light on your stand of neutrality with all due respect… you cannot say you are neutral and yet accept millions of pesos during a campaign period. ❤️💚💙
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) July 19, 2020
I’ve been fighting for my country since I was 13.
Hindi madali at walang kasiguraduhan pero masarap sa puso.I will do the same for the company which I called home for 15 years. Hindi ako titigil sa pananalita… https://t.co/SNriipe5OE
— Enchong Dee (@enchongdee777) July 14, 2020
Para po sa lahat ng sumusuporta sa laban ng #ABSCBN at ng mga manggagawa… 🙏❤💚💙 Salamat ng marami sa kanta mong puno ng pag-asa kuya @dbantatua ❤❤❤❤
#MaghihintayAko #IbalikAngABSCBN #LabanKapamilya #DefendPressFreedom pic.twitter.com/9cH1IesH28
— JONA (@MsJ0NA) July 18, 2020
Walang kwenta and kasikatan mo at yaman mo if you won’t even help the people who put you there in the first place. Ang pagiging artista mo ay trabaho lamang, but you are first and foremost a HUMAN. SPEAK UP!! USE YOUR PLATFORM. Ginagago na nila tayo eh and WE ALL DESERVE BETTER.
— Lauren Young (@loyoung) July 18, 2020
To move on is to disregard the suffering of others… pic.twitter.com/pAOkmOBOWf
— jennylyn mercado (@MercadoJen) July 16, 2020
Kapamilya, kapit lang ❤️💚💙 pic.twitter.com/3OUhWJRBFj
— Chienna Filomeno (@ChieFilomeno) July 18, 2020
Kopya ko lang sa darating na 2022 elections ☺️❤️💚💙 pic.twitter.com/QTNk5ys2Yq
— Chienna Filomeno (@ChieFilomeno) July 10, 2020
Maya maya na lang ako nakakatanggap ng texts ng mga nakatrabaho ko. Mga nag alaga sa amin. Napaka sakit nito.napakasakit.
— Angelica Panganiban (@angelica_114) July 17, 2020
Mahigpit na yakap at mataimtim na dasal mga kapamilya 💔💚💙 https://t.co/j7MZywk31s
— regine alcasid (@reginevalcasid) July 18, 2020
Liwanag sa madilim na dinadaanan ng aking pamilyang empleyado ng
ABSCBN ❤️💚💙 pic.twitter.com/OuoZ3yfyIF— Vhong Navarro (@VhongX44) July 18, 2020
Laban ng mayaman, mahihirap ang nagdusa. -Angel Locsin ♥️💙💚
— PAULO (@mepauloavelino) July 18, 2020
— Sarah Geronimo (@JustSarahG) July 19, 2020
As Congress’ denied ABS-CBN’s appeal for renewal, the network announced that they will start to lay-off workers starting August 31 which signifies the loss of jobs by roughly 11,000 Filipinos.
