G3 San Diego weighs in Vice Ganda-Ion Perez, Tito Sotto-Helen Gamboa noontime issues

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On August 5, Entertainment journalist and social media influencer G3 San Diego shared her opinion on the issue faced by 'It's Showtime' hosts Vice Ganda and Ion Perez. #G3SanDiego #ViceGanda #IonPerez

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00:00 I think side by side, what you're saying is what I'm saying about the one of Tico San and Miss Helen.

00:05 For me, both couples are married.

00:09 So I think they should be also held at the same standard.

00:13 Because principally, they are both married.

00:16 [Music]

00:37 For me, I want to talk more on relationships within the community, within the LGBT community.

00:44 Because it's not often that we talk about it on TV, on mainstream TV.

00:49 Is it really wrong to do it, Vice?

00:52 Yes, something more current, something more controversial in a way.

00:58 Because it's too early.

00:59 I don't get it.

01:00 [Laughter]

01:03 My God, that's it.

01:05 There are really many double standards within the LGBT+ relationships and the heteronormative relationships.

01:15 If we're held to a different standard, and when we talk about it, it gives more light, more knowledge, more acceptance.

01:25 That we're all equal when it comes to love.

01:28 [Music]

01:36 I watched the clip. I saw it online.

01:39 And I really didn't see anything wrong with it.

01:42 And then, the one that went side by side, that's what I'm saying about the one of Tico San and Miss Helen.

01:49 For me, both couples are married.

01:52 So I think they should be also held at the same standard.

01:57 Because principally, they're both married.

01:59 I didn't see, I couldn't distinguish one couple from the other.

02:04 For me, they're both married.

02:07 And that is what I think about it. I didn't see anything wrong with either.

02:13 I saw a clip.

02:15 It was very, I wouldn't say harmless, but I thought it was offensive.

02:21 Because it's not only, it's not only in the picture, but it's also a bit conservative.

02:26 [Laughter]

02:28 Very family-oriented.

02:30 So your family beliefs are traditional.

02:32 So when I saw both clips, I wasn't offended in any way.

02:36 So it's like a double standard.

02:39 That's what I was saying.

02:40 In terms of being married.

02:43 In terms of being married, there really is a double standard.

02:45 And I think we're still a long way from finding the same perception of the same kind of marriage.

02:51 Because for me, even if it's a cisgender couple or a homosexual couple,

02:59 it's the same for me.

03:01 Because the basis of all of that is love.

03:03 They love each other.

03:04 And sometimes when you love each other and you're a couple, and you have a show together,

03:08 the love will come out.

03:10 The love will manifest to each other.

03:12 And it can be in a playful way, or it can be in a beauty way sometimes.

03:17 Because that's the dynamic of married couples.

03:21 Especially if it's a comedian.

03:23 It's really a bit of a choice sometimes.

03:28 But that's not far from any dynamic of any married couple.

03:32 One of your strengths, especially in social media,

03:37 especially me, I look forward to your stories.

03:43 Even if I don't know what's happening in G3.

03:47 So can you...

03:49 Because you talked about the things you can inject in the show.

03:54 So can you suggest me stories that are just little bits?

04:02 In fact, when we were starting to brainstorm about season 2,

04:07 we were thankful that we were able to do season 2.

04:10 Because Corina and George really worked hard on the first season.

04:13 So they gave us a chance to have a seven season.

04:16 I was saying that it would be nice if our topics are very current,

04:20 controversial, viral.

04:22 But then again, we're faced with the fact that we're not a live show or a taped show.

04:27 But then again, I think what I do on social media,

04:30 it works because it's very updated, it's current.

04:33 Like whatever happens, it's an assumption of what happened.

04:36 I think that our newsworthy to me, the news that I'm interested in,

04:41 mostly is entertainment.

04:42 I'm an entertainment journalist and I've been a writer for 20 years now.

04:46 So the tidbits, the stories, it's a product of everything I read throughout the week.

04:52 When I wake up in the morning, I do my imagination.

04:55 I've been reading articles online.

04:58 So that's my morning ritual.

05:00 So I just bookmark all of the...

05:03 For example, the topic that I'm interested in is Cardi B,

05:07 the girl with the microphone.

05:09 She's not a bad person.

05:11 You know, that's her preference.

05:14 Is that so? Oh my God.

05:16 And the one who's holding the mic, she's really a jackpot.

05:20 She's really a bullseye.

05:21 So things like that are very interesting to me,

05:24 especially in terms of relationships.

05:26 Who's the boyfriend now?

05:27 Who's the bride?

05:28 Who's the husband?

05:29 Who's the anniversary?

05:30 Who's the divorce?

05:31 These are things that are interesting to me.

05:33 So the topics that I'm interested in, I bring up.

05:36 That's why we don't have a live show now.

05:39 So the topics are more debatable and more confusing.

05:42 So given the chance that we'll have a live show,

05:46 then these topics can be discussed in a more timely manner.

05:54 So yeah, I just want to talk about things that are current.

05:57 I think people are looking for viewpoints.

06:02 For example, what's happening currently?

06:04 What are the topics that are relevant?

06:06 Of course, there are journalists as well,

06:08 as well as comedians.

06:11 So there are a lot of things.

06:12 I mean, we are here where we host the talk show

06:14 because we have something to say.

06:16 And when we have something to say,

06:18 there are topics that are debated.

06:22 So maybe if we'll talk about things,

06:25 then that's going to be a problem.

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