00:05Welcome to the program and welcome home. Thank you. Always good to be here with you. You know how much
00:12I love you. I know that and you know how much I love you too, Joey. I do. Maraming maraming.
00:17I do. I know, but 45 years in the business.
00:25You saw that. I know, I know. I saw you from the very, very beginning. Pero kumusta yung paglalakbay na
00:33yun?
00:35The journey. The journey was, for me the whole time, it was a journey that was purposed. It was, it
00:43was, I was just like being led on a, some yellow brick road.
00:48But every opportunity just came, one after the other. And all I simply did was take it. And I knew
00:54it was going to take me. Well, I didn't really know it was going to take me, but I just
00:58knew that it was something I had to do.
01:01Highest point of that journey was?
01:041985.
01:06Why?
01:06Larger Than Life. I proved, I proved myself as one of the big concert queens. I staged Larger Than Life
01:18at the Ultra. I was the very first artist, OPM artist, to stage a concert at the Ultra. I filled
01:25it up. And, I don't know, I did it.
01:28Joey?
01:29It also was, it was a 100% OPM tribute to my colleagues.
01:34Who did you consider your biggest rival?
01:39Rivalry was not in the 80s. I'm sorry.
01:41It was not. You were all friends.
01:42We were all friends.
01:43And you were talking about, let's name names.
01:45Pops, Martin.
01:46Pipi was there. Martin, Gary.
01:47Gary, Shasha, Raymond, Iwi, Lou Bonnevie.
01:53Right. Also, I'm very active then, Vernie Varga and many others. And many of our friends, di ba?
02:29We'll see you next time.
02:43We'll see you next time.
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