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Paano naging mag-partner sina Arnold Clavio at Arn-Arn? Alamin ‘yan at ang kuwento ng ibang iconic duos dito sa video!
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00:00♪ We walk hand in hand, we dream together We giggle and laugh like kids forever
00:11We're two different people, but we're having fun We talk about anything under the sun
00:18We are sisters, we are friends We've got magic that never ends
00:26I got you sis, you got me The best of friends we'll always, always be
00:38We always have fun being together You know me the best, we're friends forever
00:45Through good times and bad, I'm here for you sis Right by your side, hit or miss
00:52We are sisters, we are friends We've got magic that never ends
01:00I got you sis, you got me The best of friends, the best of friends
01:08The best of friends we'll always, always be We are sisters, we are sisters
01:17Good evening to all of you, sis.
01:20You know, when it comes to partners, I don't think of anything else but my sis.
01:26You're so sweet, I'm touched.
01:30Of course, sis.
01:32Because in our show, whenever I see people I know or wherever I go,
01:38the first thing they say to me is,
01:40Jelly, where's Janiece? At least she's not Jelly, she's Janiece's daughter.
01:50And…
01:51No.
01:52What?
01:53Nothing.
01:55Why?
01:56Nothing.
01:57Okay, fine.
01:58Why do hosts like us, especially when it comes to making a partner,
02:02they're like, is that right?
02:04Is that right?
02:07Are they more effective as partners or can they separate sometimes?
02:12We know what's happening to them, what they're fighting about, what's difficult.
02:17No, because we've been sisters since birth.
02:20So, we're really in sync.
02:22Others just get to know each other.
02:24Exactly, just get to know each other or become classmates and then become partners.
02:28How is that? Especially when your careers are the same, you're together, right?
02:33We depend on each other.
02:34Correct.
02:35We've just started working together.
02:37Let's find out.
02:38Let's find out. I'm sure they've been together for a long time.
02:40So, let's find out what their staying power is.
02:43And that's what we'll find out when Sis returns.
02:47Hi, good morning to all of you.
02:49I'm Mel Tiangco and I'm very happy this morning because for the first time,
02:55I'm with my siblings and especially with you.
02:59Good morning, Sis.
03:02How are you all?
03:03Good morning.
03:04I'm Jason.
03:09As far as you know, a lot of us are not in sync with our partners.
03:15First of all, we're not in sync with the views,
03:20the rules of our government when it comes to clothing.
03:26In terms of food, we're also not in sync often because I'm fond of pancit.
03:31If you make me eat pancit in the morning, I'll be alive.
03:34But he doesn't eat pancit.
03:36He never eats pancit.
03:38That's why it's hard for us to eat.
03:39I'm a man and Mel is a woman.
03:42So, the point of view is different.
03:45The perspective of a man is different from that of a woman.
03:49In terms of food, most of them like Chinese food.
03:56I'm simple.
03:58I'm simple.
03:59You can eat anything as long as it's not spicy,
04:01except for pancit and asio pao.
04:04Mel, you have a good job.
04:08You're challenged to perform better.
04:10Of course, Mel is beautiful.
04:11That's why you have a good job.
04:14Thirdly, unlike many people,
04:18I think Mel is a bit arrogant.
04:21She's an arrogant person.
04:23All through these years,
04:25we've developed a good professionalism.
04:29That's why we've been like this for a long time.
04:35Saradjo always loses,
04:36but the two of them are very good.
04:39It's intriguing.
04:40Let's listen to them.
04:42Good morning, everyone.
04:43It's a great day and it's an honor for us to be here at SIS.
04:47From radio to TV, it's nice to be here.
04:51Chico and Delamar.
04:53Good morning.
04:55Good morning.
04:56This morning, we have good news and bad news.
04:59Even the kids love these two.
05:02They're so cute.
05:04Good news.
05:05We're not just here for breakfast.
05:06We're also here for a snack.
05:09Bad news.
05:10Why?
05:11Snack?
05:12I haven't seen a snack in a long time.
05:15Arnold Clavio and Arna Arnold.
05:18Good morning.
05:20Welcome to SIS.
05:22How did they become partners?
05:24How did they accept each other?
05:26Let's start with a good story.
05:28Hello again. Good morning.
05:30Good morning.
05:32How did you start as partners?
05:36We haven't accepted you as our partners yet.
05:40I pulled him from one side.
05:44He was on his back.
05:47I felt bad for him.
05:48Seriously, we worked together.
05:51Newscaster.
05:52He was a lonely DJ.
05:54I was his boss.
05:55He needed company.
05:56He paid me. Why not?
06:01We started talking on the air.
06:03We didn't know each other.
06:05We ended up fighting.
06:07All the time.
06:08All the time.
06:09I was like,
06:10why don't you just mix coffee?
06:12Like that.
06:15We didn't know each other at all.
06:17At all.
06:18Believe it or not,
06:19although not as exaggerated as some people say,
06:22we didn't get along at first.
06:26He's a snob.
06:27He's a snob.
06:31Really?
06:33Later on,
06:34we were doing the show for about a year.
06:37When the mic was off,
06:39we were dead.
06:40We didn't talk outside.
06:41It's true.
06:43When the mic was off,
06:44we were dead.
06:47That's so ugly.
06:49We'll find out how it was fixed.
06:51Arnold and Arn,
06:52how did you get along?
06:54It was like a virus.
06:57We saw the potential.
06:59Actually,
07:00when we were conceptualizing the first hit,
07:03it was supposed to be news and commentaries.
07:05It was like my radio program on DCW.
07:07The one on TV.
07:08Yes, the one on TV.
07:10I said,
07:11it's too early.
07:12It's hard on TV.
07:13It's too visual.
07:14Unlike on the radio,
07:15it's fun to play.
07:16I said,
07:17I don't want to comment.
07:18It's too early to get nervous.
07:20I said,
07:21if you want,
07:22in the past,
07:23in the morning,
07:24they had puppets.
07:25I said,
07:26if you want,
07:27make a puppet.
07:28We played the concept
07:29and it came.
07:31No, no.
07:32When I opened my eyes,
07:33I saw it.
07:36Is that how it is?
07:37You said it was news and commentaries.
07:39Yes, news and commentaries.
07:42That's why you don't get along.
07:44Delamar is always late.
07:48You're biased towards him.
07:51I don't like it.
07:52No, no.
07:53He can handle the show.
07:56That's why you want to be late.
07:58No, really.
07:59For six years,
08:00I've been working with him,
08:01not for him.
08:02For six years?
08:03He's never late.
08:04Never late.
08:06That's how he is.
08:08So he makes me bad.
08:09He makes me look bad.
08:10Even if I'm one minute late.
08:11Maybe he's doing it on purpose.
08:12He's doing it on purpose.
08:13Exactly.
08:14First,
08:15he's a jerk.
08:16I cannot help it.
08:17Does it hurt
08:18when you put it on your eyebrows?
08:19No, not at all.
08:20It hurts when I put it on,
08:22but not anymore.
08:23Actually,
08:24when I go home on vacation,
08:25he's like that.
08:26His hair is blonde.
08:27It's like a midlife crisis.
08:31How did that love angle start?
08:34It just came out naturally
08:35or did you plan it?
08:37That's the mystery.
08:38No, you're the mystery.
08:39You set it up.
08:44It's weird because
08:45we're just fighting,
08:46but we found it strange
08:47that people would put
08:48a romantic angle.
08:50You know why?
08:51Maybe they were thinking,
08:52is this a fight?
08:53Is this a fight?
08:55The more you love him,
08:56the more you love him.
08:57He's not what he used to be.
08:58You're saying,
08:59I like you.
09:00That's why.
09:01People thought.
09:02Then it's true.
09:04Aren,
09:05you're surprised
09:06because you thought
09:07he was an older version
09:08of Aiza Sigera.
09:09No, I'm not.
09:12Do I look young?
09:13Do I look young?
09:14And I'm better
09:15at wearing clothes.
09:19That's your first reaction
09:20when you find out
09:21that you'll be partners.
09:23Us?
09:24Me?
09:25It's like,
09:26why am I being pushed?
09:27Let's be partners, Igar.
09:28No, no.
09:30This is for me.
09:31Your eyes.
09:32My eyes.
09:34Your nose.
09:35My nose.
09:37Your hair.
09:39My hair.
09:41Your face.
09:42My butt.
09:43See?
09:47How can I be happy
09:48when you're jealous?
09:49Are you jealous?
09:50Here?
09:51No.
09:52I have an advantage there.
09:54In the shower?
09:55Shower.
09:57You have an advantage
09:58in the shower, Igar.
10:00I admit it.
10:01I admit it.
10:02They're still asking.
10:03Can we not ask you first?
10:05It's okay with you.
10:06It's a good thing we don't have
10:07a love angel to ask.
10:08It's hard.
10:09It's hard to have a love angel.
10:11What about you two?
10:12What's your reaction?
10:13You're not partners, right?
10:15I said,
10:17raise your talent fee.
10:20Actually,
10:21by that time,
10:22we were getting along.
10:23So,
10:24if you want,
10:25it might actually work.
10:26And they said,
10:28you make your own show.
10:29Yeah.
10:30So, we were like,
10:31wow, you mean to tell me.
10:32We get to know each other.
10:33We're like bosses, right?
10:35So, we got excited
10:36about the concept.
10:37So, there.
10:38We got really excited.
10:39So, here it is.
10:40Even though they have different styles,
10:42they're still partners.
10:43But why do they need
10:44each other?
10:46They can answer
10:47the issues
10:48of their show
10:49when they're alone, right?
10:50We'll find out
10:51the advantage
10:52and disadvantage
10:53of having a partner
10:54in our return.
10:58Clap.
11:00Is it hard to host
11:01when you're alone?
11:02Let's let them answer.
11:04Okay?
11:05Arnold.
11:06Arnold.
11:07Why, Arnold?
11:08Why do you need a partner?
11:09Yeah.
11:10Why not you?
11:11It's all commentary.
11:12Yeah.
11:13Yeah.
11:15He needs to earn
11:16because of his needs.
11:17No,
11:18actually,
11:19in the result,
11:21of course,
11:22when you study your audience,
11:23who's your target audience.
11:24Yes, of course.
11:25Usually,
11:26those who wake up early
11:27are kids.
11:28So,
11:29we try to make them
11:30happy.
11:31So,
11:32you don't have
11:33the same opinion?
11:34No.
11:35I feel like
11:36when you're a partner,
11:37there's a yes
11:38and a no.
11:39No,
11:40because
11:41I get influenced
11:42by him.
11:43His opinion
11:44is like
11:45he's thinking
11:46about you.
11:47I thought
11:48others,
11:49like framing on TV,
11:50we don't see each other.
11:51I thought
11:52my voice
11:53is hitting him.
11:54I thought
11:55that too.
11:56No,
11:57because
11:58I'm the most famous
11:59puppet in the world.
12:00Right?
12:01You're humble.
12:02Outside,
12:03they call me
12:04Arn Arn.
12:05Arn Arn.
12:06For me,
12:07it's Arnold.
12:08What a pity.
12:09You two
12:10are back.
12:11Did you insist
12:12that
12:13when you said
12:14you're the partner,
12:15did you insist
12:16that you should be like this?
12:17If you're my partner,
12:18you should be like this.
12:19In other words,
12:20you're teaching him
12:21what to do.
12:22You should do this.
12:23No,
12:24actually,
12:25we didn't
12:26do that.
12:27We suited ourselves
12:28to the partnership.
12:29You know,
12:30you click.
12:31Advertisers
12:32called the station
12:33and said
12:34they want to hear
12:35more on air
12:36together.
12:37Together.
12:38So,
12:39we had
12:40one year
12:41like that.
12:42We fought.
12:43So,
12:44it was
12:45like a natural evolution.
12:46Do you hear them?
12:47I've heard
12:48both of them already.
12:49It's really funny.
12:50He said,
12:51she said.
12:52Yes.
12:53They were
12:54picking on each other.
12:55So,
12:56when they kill each other,
12:57they really pick on each other?
12:58Yes.
12:59Especially.
13:00How long
13:01did it take
13:02for you to get along?
13:03And how did it happen?
13:04We got along.
13:05Did you get along?
13:06That's the question.
13:07A bit.
13:08Okay, a bit.
13:09But,
13:10we still fought.
13:11As in,
13:12you fought seriously.
13:13You fought seriously.
13:14We fought seriously.
13:15Just a little.
13:16Just a little.
13:17We didn't fight yet.
13:18But now,
13:19I can read
13:20his signals
13:21when he doesn't want to talk.
13:22He doesn't want to talk.
13:23Now,
13:24I know now.
13:25So,
13:26maybe a year.
13:27A year.
13:28After a year,
13:29at first,
13:30you were fighting.
13:31Can I say this?
13:32Will he get mad
13:33if I do this?
13:34Now,
13:35we can read
13:36each other better.
13:37So,
13:38it's better.
13:39It's like their intimate
13:40partnership.
13:41Do you actually
13:42go out together
13:43after work?
13:44Like,
13:45let's eat out.
13:46If we just want to
13:47have fun,
13:48that's it.
13:49Hey, no.
13:50Let's go out together.
13:51Hey, hey.
13:52Actually,
13:53it's not like
13:54hang out,
13:55hang out.
13:56But,
13:57we have,
13:58before we knew it,
13:59we already knew
14:00everything about each other.
14:01We like talking
14:02about things
14:03that are happening
14:04in our careers,
14:05in the radio,
14:06or whatever is going on.
14:07Yes.
14:08And it's practically.
14:09Let's have coffee.
14:10Who will we talk to?
14:11We tell people
14:12that we're practically
14:13married.
14:14Minus the marriage
14:15and the baby.
14:16But,
14:17we spend more time
14:18together
14:19than most married couples
14:20that work apart.
14:21Why don't you
14:22have something
14:23that's developing?
14:24Hey, hey.
14:27Arn, Arn,
14:28you two look good together.
14:29You two look good together.
14:30You two look good together.
14:31You two look good together.
14:32You two look good together.
14:33We've been courting
14:34each other for a while.
14:35If you can confirm
14:36that they're not together,
14:37you can take care of them.
14:39Really?
14:41That's pretty much it.
14:43It's hard to imagine
14:44your honeymoon.
14:46Oh, you just thought of that.
14:48Arn, Arn, Arn, Arn.
14:49In your opinion,
14:50why do you need
14:51a partner
14:52aside from this
14:53format of the show?
14:54Why do you think
14:55it works?
14:56Why?
14:57Because it's a morning show.
14:58It needs to be quick.
14:59If it's just me,
15:00people might get tired.
15:01Oh, it's like
15:02your morning, actually.
15:03Yeah, it's like your morning.
15:04It's like you're waking up.
15:05There's someone
15:06waking you up.
15:07It's like our morning.
15:08Correct.
15:09Slightly.
15:10Yeah, right?
15:11Like, you have a spoon
15:12and I'll use a fork.
15:13I have a spoon.
15:14I'm sorry.
15:16Do you have any issues
15:17that, in your opinion,
15:19make you feel
15:20uncomfortable
15:21or you can't
15:22comment?
15:23That's why you need
15:24a partner.
15:25Nothing.
15:26It's just her job
15:27to make side comments.
15:28That's all.
15:29It's not just her role.
15:30That's all.
15:31Because,
15:32if she's allowed
15:33to make comments,
15:34I'll lose my job.
15:35I've heard comments.
15:36Do you have comments
15:37that sometimes
15:38make you feel like,
15:39hey, why did you say that?
15:40There are.
15:41There are a lot.
15:42There are a lot, actually.
15:43Sometimes,
15:44in the columns,
15:45I'm the one who gets left out.
15:46But those are her comments.
15:47Yes.
15:48But that's okay for you.
15:49You don't have to do anything.
15:50She said,
15:51that's your outer ego.
15:52That's your risk.
15:53For me, it's okay
15:54because I've already
15:55paid for it.
15:56Okay.
15:57They're demanding.
15:58I don't know if
15:59this will get to the court.
16:00Let her do it.
16:01Let her test it.
16:02That's why I'm strong.
16:03Go ahead.
16:04Demand.
16:05I have a question.
16:06Let me go to jail.
16:07We're just pretending
16:08that we have a hand
16:09because
16:10she won't get sued.
16:11I have a question.
16:12Who has the highest
16:13talent fee?
16:14Huh?
16:15Who has the highest
16:16talent fee?
16:17Don't ask.
16:18I don't know who will
16:19like me.
16:21Oh my.
16:22Chico and Delamar,
16:23describe each other
16:24using your program
16:25segment titles.
16:26Out of nowhere,
16:27when,
16:28is one not like
16:29the usual,
16:30or like a version.
16:31Like a version.
16:32We play two songs.
16:33One song with
16:34two versions.
16:35Okay.
16:36Like a version.
16:37Like the old
16:38and the new.
16:39Yes.
16:40The original
16:41and the revived version.
16:42Maybe Del
16:43out of nowhere.
16:44I don't know.
16:45Maybe Del
16:46out of nowhere.
16:47Maybe Del
16:48out of nowhere.
16:49Out of nowhere.
16:50Why out of nowhere?
16:51It's like,
16:52it's like a flower
16:53that blooms.
16:54Wow!
16:55That has
16:56inside
16:57between the petals.
16:58What inside?
16:59When it blooms,
17:00what you see
17:01is that
17:02there's something
17:03inside.
17:04Right?
17:05Like a woman.
17:06Like,
17:07you know,
17:08it's like that.
17:09Yes.
17:10It's like West Coast.
17:11No, no.
17:12It's like when
17:13there's a surprise
17:14inside a flower.
17:15After this,
17:16it blooms.
17:17It's like that.
17:18If I know.
17:19Okay.
17:20No, it's Delamar.
17:21She's like,
17:22what if?
17:23What if?
17:24What if?
17:25What if?
17:26What if?
17:27We have a hypothetical question.
17:28What if?
17:29She's like that.
17:30She's like that.
17:31She's not
17:32reality-based.
17:33She likes
17:34to dream
17:35about things.
17:36Her dream is
17:37to win an Oscar.
17:38She doesn't make
17:39movies.
17:40So,
17:41what if?
17:42Dream on.
17:43Dream on.
17:44Okay.
17:45You compliment
17:46each other
17:47with
17:48whatever you have
17:49to offer.
17:50Like Chico.
17:51Compliment?
17:52Compliment.
17:53This question
17:54is harder.
17:55Yes.
17:56It's really hard.
17:57It's really hard.
17:58It's really hard.
17:59Okay.
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19:41Can I say?
19:42Alright.
19:43Kiss?
19:44Kiss?
19:45No.
19:46Be kind to me.
19:47It's your career and mine, right.
19:49Yes, of course.
19:50Correct.
19:51If I get tired of your work, then you will say,
19:53cockroach.
19:55I don't want that, Eagle, cockroach.
19:58OK?
19:59I give you my one show, right?
20:01Agree with that.
20:02We don't know.
20:03What if I make my own newscast?
20:05You should be a senator, because you gain political ratings.
20:09They are already here.
20:10It's just a carpet.
20:12Okay.
20:14Look at it.
20:16It's like,
20:18you have problems,
20:20but when you see it on the show,
20:22it's easy.
20:24Even if it's just in the corner and you leave it.
20:26I had a problem, that's why I left it there.
20:28And another thing,
20:30some people have fear.
20:32When they see it, they have fear.
20:34It's okay.
20:36You're really a human,
20:38it's like there's a mystery.
20:40Why is it like that?
20:42When I look at it, it looks like a monkey.
20:44You're cute.
20:46Smile.
20:48Okay, Arn.
20:50Okay, Arn.
20:52This is for you.
20:54Who do you like here?
20:56That's okay.
20:58I hope you'll always be kind.
21:00This will help me a lot.
21:02After I got a job,
21:04I'm just at home.
21:06That's him.
21:08That's me.
21:10That's Arn Arn.
21:12Mrs., don't believe him.
21:14That's Arn Arn.
21:16Your friend saw him.
21:18That's me.
21:20Thank you so much.
21:22Thank you so much to our partners.
21:24Arn Arn and Arn Arn.
21:26In a show,
21:28sometimes one is more talented than the other.
21:30Or maybe,
21:32one is just good in one part,
21:34and the other is not.
21:36What kind of talent
21:38can we see in them?
21:40That's what we'll find out
21:42when Sis returns with another guest.
21:52My co-host
21:54is Brad Pitt.
21:56We have a plan
21:58for a talk show.
22:00We haven't decided yet.
22:02I'll also choose
22:04Long.
22:06I'm the host,
22:08and he's the co-host.
22:10We're both hosts.
22:12That's why I'm with the Hung Hunks.
22:16I want to be with
22:18Michael B.
22:20when it comes to
22:22hobbies and sales.
22:24When it comes to food
22:26and restaurant ratings,
22:28I want to be with
22:30Pia.
23:00Thank you.
23:02Thank you.
23:04You heard that they're famous
23:06not only here in the Philippines,
23:08but also abroad.
23:10You'll be amazed at how funny they are.
23:12Porkchop,
23:14Porky, and Choppy.
23:16We also have
23:18Noel Trinidad and Suba Serrero
23:20from Champoy.
23:22You know, sometimes I ask
23:24why there are questions
23:26that only Jerry can answer,
23:28but what's the point
23:30of having partners?
23:32Well, we'll find out.
23:34Let's start.
23:36Let's start.
23:38What's the point
23:40of having a partner
23:42when you don't have one?
23:44First of all,
23:46these two
23:48pretend to be kids.
23:50They're devoted to you.
23:52Let's sing a song.
23:54He said it better.
23:56We're not old.
23:58We're just kids.
24:02What's the point of having a partner
24:04when you don't have one?
24:06I'm an operator.
24:08I was operated in the Philippines.
24:10Okay.
24:12Clear.
24:16I don't know if I should be serious
24:18or not.
24:20If I'm serious,
24:22it's hard to answer because
24:24I can't say good looks.
24:26That's a joke.
24:28Actually,
24:30the serious part is
24:32a beautiful voice.
24:36I'm in tune,
24:38but my voice is not beautiful.
24:40Say something beautiful.
24:42No.
24:44How about you, sir?
24:46Well,
24:48I lost my wife.
24:50I don't have a wife now.
24:52He doesn't have a wife now.
24:56As far as talents are concerned,
24:58we're almost equal
25:00because of our budget.
25:02So, talent should be equal.
25:04Correct.
25:06When do you have a partner?
25:08Can I answer that question?
25:10First of all,
25:12you mentioned talent.
25:14Noel has an edge
25:16in the sense that
25:18he can write.
25:20Ah, okay.
25:22He can write gags,
25:24jokes, scripts,
25:26which I cannot do.
25:28I told him from the very beginning
25:30to tell me what I have to do
25:32and I will do it to the best of my ability.
25:34Very good.
25:36How long have you been partners?
25:38Professionally,
25:40not too long.
25:42Maybe since 1979,
25:44which is not too long in showbiz years.
25:46But as for acquaintances,
25:48more than 50 years.
25:50We were classmates
25:52since grade 1.
25:54That's why we're so close to each other.
25:58Sir, I have a question.
26:00Why did you lose your hair first?
26:02Why are you asking?
26:04This is a celebrity show.
26:06This is just a show.
26:08This is just a show.
26:10Okay, okay.
26:12How long have you been partners?
26:1420 years.
26:1620 years? That's a long time.
26:18Do you have a conversation
26:20to help me with this issue
26:22or this gag?
26:24I cannot relate.
26:26He's better in other parts.
26:28When we ask for an idea,
26:30we ask if it's okay,
26:32if it's clickable,
26:34if people will accept it.
26:36You know, it's impossible to have partners
26:38who are equally good.
26:40One can be better in this part
26:42while the other is weak in this part.
26:44For the common good,
26:46it's a good show.
26:48Like the song,
26:50the high pitch.
26:52I'm a tenor.
26:54The low pitch is okay
26:56if you can't reach the high pitch.
26:58For example,
27:00there's one thing
27:02you can't talk about
27:04while you're on stage.
27:06The front.
27:08Especially if you've been partners
27:10for a long time.
27:12Once you get used to each other,
27:14you become very complimentary.
27:16To each other.
27:18They're very
27:20intimate.
27:22It's like you're husband and wife.
27:24It's like husband and wife.
27:26It's like husband and wife.
27:28That's why there's a fight.
27:30You also fight.
27:32Yes, that's true.
27:34But there's no fight.
27:36It's two individuals.
27:38We're not the same.
27:40So there's a fight.
27:42There's a disagreement.
27:44But because you've been partners
27:46for a long time,
27:48somehow, along the way,
27:50you get along.
27:52When you've been together,
27:54you work together constantly.
27:56When you're working,
27:58if you see that one of you
28:00has a problem,
28:02do you feel that
28:04you're the one who has a problem?
28:06What's bothering you?
28:08Even if you don't talk,
28:10you'll feel that one of you has a problem.
28:12So you'll double your effort
28:14to cover it up.
28:16That's on and off camera.
28:20Because when there's a level
28:22of entertainment
28:24that people expect,
28:26you have to maintain that.
28:28Sometimes one of you has a problem,
28:30you'll double your effort to cover it up.
28:32Because that's you as one.
28:34The relationship is never just
28:36you and yourself.
28:38You become real friends.
28:40You become buddies.
28:42It's inevitable because you're always together.
28:44So you really talk to each other.
28:46To the point that in our case,
28:48even our wives and children
28:50become friends.
28:52I compare her to my son.
28:54That's how it is.
28:56You fellowship together.
28:58We play golf together.
29:00Oh yes.
29:02You still play golf?
29:04Badly, I assure you.
29:06But I play.
29:08What are they asking?
29:10It's on and off camera.
29:12We'll be right back.
29:34They haven't agreed on the lyrics yet.
29:36It's been a while.
29:38He said, the taste is bad,
29:40it's sweet and salty.
29:42But why did this champoy agree?
29:44Of course, we're still with Noel Trinidad
29:46and Suba Serrano and Porkchop.
29:48They didn't agree on the lyrics.
29:50Janice, you go first.
29:52On TV, sometimes,
29:54they have different opinions.
29:56It's like they're not fighting or losing.
29:58But of course, there are things
30:00that they really didn't agree on.
30:02So, our question is,
30:04do partners always fight
30:06or agree on things?
30:08There you go.
30:10They usually agree on things.
30:12But definitely,
30:14there are times when they fight.
30:16What do they usually fight about?
30:18If I may add to what Noel said,
30:20what they fight about
30:22is always something
30:24on a professional level.
30:26It is never on a personal level.
30:28Is that allowed?
30:30I'll tell you,
30:32when we have discussions,
30:34it's usually because
30:36we have different styles
30:38and personalities.
30:40In this sense,
30:42when I have a project,
30:44I'm very aggressive.
30:48I want to do this and that.
30:50This and that.
30:52I'm laid back.
30:54I'm very relaxed.
30:56Sometimes, I get piqued.
30:58Why am I the only one who's worried?
31:00We need to do this.
31:02We have nothing to do.
31:04What can we do?
31:06I'm more relaxed.
31:08But sometimes,
31:10for example,
31:12your audience,
31:14A, B, C, or D.
31:16Their thinking is in A.
31:18I think it's in D.
31:20I'll put a comedy like this.
31:22No, it's in D.
31:24That's when we get piqued
31:26because you're catering to different people.
31:28It's a choice of songs.
31:30No, it's a choice of jokes.
31:32It happened to us one time.
31:34We were doing
31:36a New Year's Eve show in Hayat.
31:38At that time,
31:40it was very hot.
31:42Our audience is mainly family.
31:44But that time,
31:46we thought our audience,
31:48because it was New Year's Eve,
31:50were adults.
31:52So, we geared our show
31:54towards green jokes.
31:56It's not really green jokes.
31:58It's risqué.
32:00We didn't put green jokes.
32:02It's a bit risqué.
32:04Naughty.
32:06But at about 10 o'clock,
32:08when we took a look,
32:10there were so many kids.
32:12So many kids.
32:14So, instantly, we had to change our act.
32:16Instantly, right then and then,
32:18we had to remove the risqué parts,
32:20the naughty parts, and put in family stuff.
32:22So, what you're saying is right.
32:24But, sir, now,
32:26we should also teach our audience.
32:28Because our audience is mixed.
32:30They thought that
32:32it's a Hindu style.
32:34When you stand there,
32:36it's like you're a clown.
32:38That's right.
32:40Sometimes, you have to teach the audience
32:42that what you're expecting
32:44should be treated like this.
32:46It's not like when you get there,
32:48you see him singing like this,
32:50that's not a stand-up comedy.
32:52That's true.
32:54It's just slapstick.
32:56That's why when we get there,
32:58we shout,
33:00you're old, you're just telling stories.
33:02What do you do
33:04when you don't agree
33:06on your opinions?
33:08How do you settle that?
33:10I'm sure you pick on each other.
33:12Do you shout?
33:14At the show?
33:16No, at the exhibition.
33:18On stage?
33:20It's not like that.
33:22There are times when we shout.
33:24For us, at the workshop,
33:26sometimes, it's hot,
33:28there's a lot of audience,
33:30we don't know what repertoire to use.
33:32Sometimes, we shout.
33:34But at the end,
33:36we're still professional.
33:38I can't recall
33:40when we shouted.
33:42Because,
33:44when it's hot,
33:46that's how
33:48our personalities come out.
33:50So, if it's hot,
33:52we might shout at the same time.
33:54But no, we don't.
33:56You're the aggressive one, so he keeps quiet.
33:58But you know, I think it boils down
34:00to mutual respect.
34:02You were saying,
34:04how to decide what to do.
34:06Somehow, it works out.
34:08Because both of us
34:10respect each other's opinions.
34:12And not only that,
34:14they've been together since childhood.
34:16Porque and I have been together since we're old.
34:20So, you're saying that you're old.
34:22We're a bit old.
34:26But there's someone older than us.
34:28I didn't say anything.
34:32What do you not like about your partner?
34:34The smell.
34:38No, the smell of the food he eats.
34:40He likes fish,
34:42but I like pork.
34:44I don't eat pork.
34:46Because I'm a 7-day Adventist.
34:50We're not allowed to eat pork.
34:56What I don't like about my partner
34:58is that he has no sense of direction.
35:02I don't know, north, south, east, west.
35:04I'm a zero there.
35:06Let's say we're going through a hallway
35:08and we turn right into a room.
35:10When he comes out,
35:12we should turn left.
35:14But when he comes out, he doesn't know.
35:16Zero, total.
35:18Zero, total.
35:20Today, I don't know where this set is.
35:22So, I told Lea
35:24to send me a map.
35:26So, she sent me a map.
35:30It's complicated.
35:34So, we arrived together.
35:36Zero sense of direction.
35:38What's a compliment you can say
35:40to your partner?
35:42Oh, it's time to compliment each other.
35:44We're already complimenting each other.
35:48How about you?
35:50What I want to thank Porgy for
35:52is that he's hot and he's cold.
35:54Most of the time, I'm aggressive.
35:56Especially when it comes to show.
35:58Most of the time, on the technical side,
36:00I'm the set-up and he's the directorial.
36:02Now, sometimes,
36:04I think he's cool.
36:06That's what's good about him.
36:08No, because he's been struck before.
36:10I don't know if I'm joking.
36:12He's been struck before.
36:14He's paralyzed.
36:16Even if he knocks on my door,
36:18I won't run out of money
36:20because I'll reach all of you.
36:24I think my co-compliment
36:26is that
36:28my compliment to him
36:30is also for me.
36:32We're both family men.
36:34Yes, yes, yes.
36:36We're very close to our families.
36:38That's why, when we were young,
36:40we used to fight.
36:42Now, we're really family men.
36:44As I said, my compliment to him is that.
36:46I think he can say the same thing.
36:48You know, I remember one thing that Welnos said
36:50when we began to attain our success
36:52in Champuy.
36:54He was saying,
36:56you know, we're lucky
36:58that our careers
37:00have already settled down.
37:02We don't have to worry
37:04about our bachelors.
37:06We already know what we want.
37:08We already have families,
37:10we already have children, etc.
37:12If this happened to someone
37:14who's 21 or 22 years old,
37:16he'd be dead.
37:18I want to ask him.
37:20I'm not the host,
37:22but I've wanted to ask him for a long time.
37:24This is what I'm looking forward to.
37:26This is also my idol.
37:28Before joining the showbiz,
37:30they were already established.
37:32They have their own livelihood.
37:34It's not up to us to decide.
37:36That's right.
37:38That's why you need to steady your mind
37:40because you don't want to lose your livelihood
37:42because you have another source, right?
37:44In my case,
37:46before I went into showbiz,
37:48I was vice president, general manager
37:50of an advertising agency.
37:52But I really love showbiz.
37:54I did everything.
37:56I didn't have a job
37:58when I joined the showbiz.
38:00My wife was the one who worked for us.
38:02To the credit of my wife,
38:04she never criticized me.
38:06She never said,
38:08what are you going to do with your life?
38:10She knew that I love this.
38:12My philosophy is,
38:14if you like it and you're good at it
38:16and you work hard, you will succeed.
38:18She backed me up all the way
38:20even though she was the one
38:22who was working
38:24for me.
38:28Thank you so much.
38:30It's nice to talk about partners.
38:32It's different, right?
38:34It's really different.
38:36How far can they go
38:38as partners?
38:40That's what you'll see when we return.
38:44We're coming back to you
38:46to answer some personal issues
38:48beginning with Chico and Delamar.
38:50Ayal,
38:52will you be the next couple
38:54to have a bubble bath?
38:58If there's a bathing suit underneath.
39:00Yes, if there's a bathing suit.
39:02No, we can't.
39:04You know why?
39:06It's hard to make it dry.
39:08I have a backache.
39:10No, we already did that.
39:12It's been a long time.
39:14There's a pig that's the same size as you.
39:16It's the same, right?
39:18It's not a bubble bath.
39:20Die together or
39:22sorry, bye-bye?
39:24Die together, even if he doesn't want to.
39:26It's tense, right?
39:28You see death coming.
39:30You go first, Igan.
39:32I know he's the one in the closet.
39:34But
39:36maybe
39:38he'll just fall and leave me.
39:40So he can tell
39:42the good things I did to him.
39:46I'll die together.
39:48We're both in the closet.
39:50Are you going to let him out?
39:52Separate the relationship
39:54in favor of your partnership.
39:56I know.
39:58Wait.
40:00I can't decide.
40:02It depends on who the guy is.
40:04Tom Cruise or partnership?
40:06Tom Cruise.
40:08Hey!
40:10Don't be like that.
40:12You're so mean.
40:14I'm going to go.
40:16I can't.
40:18He'll leave me.
40:20No way.
40:22Never.
40:24He won't leave you.
40:26He'll leave me.
40:28I have a girlfriend.
40:30Share a toothbrush in case of emergency.
40:34We can share.
40:38I don't think we need
40:40a toothbrush.
40:42I know he won't borrow it.
40:44I don't have a toothbrush.
40:48I can't do it.
40:50I want to be dirty.
40:52You can smoke.
40:54I don't have a toothbrush.
40:58How can you not have a toothbrush?
41:00I still have a toothbrush.
41:02Change your house for life.
41:04Exchange?
41:06Maybe not.
41:08We're sentimental.
41:10I'm a quiet family.
41:12You don't like men?
41:14It's a small place.
41:18You don't like men?
41:20I don't like it.
41:22I don't like it.
41:24Exchange homes?
41:26House or family?
41:28House.
41:30I'm okay with it.
41:32Maybe.
41:34If there's a reason.
41:36Open a joint account.
41:38Open?
41:40Open means separate?
41:42Joint account?
41:46Why are you stupid?
41:48As long as it's clear.
41:50We trust each other with money.
41:52That's one thing we do.
41:56We trust each other with money.
41:58Very much.
42:00I can do it.
42:02It's not even.
42:04I can't.
42:06I don't think so.
42:08Not because we don't trust each other.
42:12What for?
42:14It's okay.
42:16Especially if you're abroad.
42:18So people will trust you more.
42:20Even if it's an account.
42:22So it's just money.
42:24It's okay.
42:26It's just one name.
42:28Joint account.
42:30Donate a body organ.
42:32To each other?
42:34Yes.
42:36I can let.
42:38Kidney?
42:40Kidney is okay.
42:42If you'll give it to me.
42:44Body odor.
42:46I'll give it to you.
42:48Maybe a hand.
42:50Sometimes I do it.
42:52You put it in your hand.
42:54Sometimes I do it with my right hand.
42:58Maybe a heart.
43:00I'll give it to her.
43:02So she'll love you.
43:06It's possible.
43:08What organ?
43:10I'll say one kidney.
43:12But it's useless.
43:14My organ is old.
43:18Not that organ.
43:20No, I don't think so.
43:22First of all.
43:24I'm a Christian.
43:26What will God give me?
43:28Amen.
43:30They're all good.
43:32But for me.
43:34If I have a partner.
43:36There's no one else.
43:38There's no best.
43:40If not my sister.
43:42Because I don't have a sibling.
43:44Explain.
43:46Of course.
43:48If you're not beside me.
43:50I can't do this alone.
43:54I hope we're not in a drama.
43:56But we don't have a best partner.
43:58If not you.
44:00Why are we here?
44:02Because you're our SIS.
44:28Human for my clothes.
44:30Salon de Manila.
44:32Janeline Shoes.
44:34Under the Sea Pet Shop.
44:36The Barnyard.
44:38Play and Display.
44:40And Union Square.
44:42We're going back to you.
44:44To answer some personal issues.
44:46Together.
44:50Open means separate.
44:52Join us.
44:54But I'm still joining you.
44:56You're stupid.
45:02I know.
45:04I wait.
45:06I can't decide.
45:08It depends on who's the guy.
45:10Clap.
45:12Thank you.
45:18Good morning to all of you.
45:20When it comes to partners.
45:22I can't think of anything else.
45:24But my SIS.
45:26You're so sweet.
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