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00:30When we were talking about Paolo and Kokoy,
00:33the first thing that comes to mind,
00:34both of you are excellent actors.
00:36Dramatic actors.
00:38Right?
00:39What did you say?
00:40Wow.
00:41He's an idol.
00:43I always watch Kokoy on TV.
00:44The transition from comedy,
00:48how is that experience?
00:50I'm asking because I want to know,
00:53is it a requirement to be a good actor,
00:56I'm talking about drama,
00:59for you to be an effective actor in comedy?
01:05Me, Kuya Paolo?
01:07For me, I discovered here in Bubble Gang
01:10that I know how to do comedy.
01:12Because I do a lot of drama.
01:16So if you're asking me,
01:17Tito Boy, it's more about the script,
01:20the writers.
01:22Wait, so before that,
01:23before you did Bubble,
01:25or Babul,
01:26Bubble Gang.
01:27Before you did Bubble,
01:29your outlook on art,
01:31and your view of yourself as an actor,
01:34I'm a dramatic actor.
01:35Yes, Tito Boy.
01:36There are a lot of dramatic movies, Tito Boy.
01:38I watched them, they're different.
01:40That's right.
01:41It's a battle.
01:41It's a battle.
01:42It's Kokoy.
01:44How about you?
01:45Honestly, I think you just have to be
01:48sensitive to people.
01:51Because I love observing people,
01:53so I know what they're smiling about,
01:56what they're laughing about,
01:57or what they're not.
01:59And me, I like to push,
02:02to somehow make the jokes offensive.
02:06But no, you know,
02:07that's what I like to explore.
02:10But honestly, I don't think,
02:14to be a good comedian,
02:14I just think you have to be smart enough.
02:17Yeah, in one interview,
02:18you quoted and said,
02:19that you don't want to be trapped in a genre.
02:21You're an actor, I'm an artist.
02:24You go towards dangerous territory.
02:29What is that, insult comedy?
02:31Or offensive?
02:32What does offensive comedy mean?
02:34Oh, it's a wake-up call, a provocation.
02:37It's just a provocation.
02:38A provocation, but again,
02:39it's not offensive in the sense that
02:42I don't want to offend people.
02:43At the end of the day,
02:44of course, when you do comedy,
02:46you just want to make people laugh.
02:47And sometimes,
02:49the more sensitive topics,
02:50sometimes, it's discussed in a form of comedy.
02:54And a lot can be discussed?
02:55A lot can be discussed.
02:56And you'll learn a lot
02:58if there's humor in it.
02:59Because there are a lot of comedians,
03:01for example,
03:01all over the world,
03:02who complain
03:03because of political correctness.
03:05A lot of things are not discussed.
03:07And a lot of things can't be done
03:09because there are a lot of sectors,
03:10you know, you have to be sensitive too.
03:12How do you balance that?
03:14You know when to stop?
03:16Honestly, now, we are still learning.
03:18You are.
03:18We are still learning.
03:19Because, again,
03:20you don't know what will offend you.
03:24Again, sometimes,
03:26you learn more things
03:30if there's humor.
03:31But sometimes,
03:33people will be offended
03:34because sometimes,
03:34they feel like you're making them laugh.
03:36No, you just want to make them laugh.
03:38But at the same time,
03:38you can teach other things
03:41to the people watching.
03:42Yes.
03:43How about you, Koy?
03:44What's your take on that?
03:44I'm still there.
03:46I'm still adapting.
03:47Of course, our audience
03:49can't avoid it.
03:50So, I'm still there.
03:52I listen to the seniors more.
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