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‘Lahat Ipakulong!’ Vice Ganda Meant Business at the Trillion Peso March

On September 21, Vice Ganda took to the stage at the People Power Monument to deliver an impassioned speech condemning corruption and calling on Filipinos to push back with courage and accountability

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Tapos na ang panahon na natatakot tayo sa gobyerno.” Photo from Vice Ganda/Facebook

“Sumigaw lahat ng galit!” Vice Ganda told the crowd at the EDSA Shrine in Quezon City. The comedian joined the September 21 Trillion Peso March rally in solidarity with protesters against widespread government corruption. But this time, there was nothing funny about what Vice Ganda said onstage.

Thousands of Filipinos joined the Trillion Peso March, walking from the EDSA Shrine to the People Power Monument in Quezon City. Vice Ganda, along with other high-profile celebrities such as Anne Curtis, Ion Perez, and Donny Pangilinan, joined the Angat Bayanihan Volunteer Network in marching with the demonstrators. 

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“Sumigaw lahat ng galit!” Photo from Vice Ganda/Facebook

Vice Ganda went viral after the It’s Showtime host shed her normally bubbly demeanor and replaced it with a speech that highlighted the nation’s rage against the corrupt. 

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“At para sa lahat naman ng mga pulitiko at bahagi na ng gobyerno na nagnakaw sa atin,” said Vice Ganda, “nagnanakaw sa atin, mga nakatingin habang may nagnanakaw sa atin, mga kasama ng mga nagnanakaw sa atin, mga alam na may nagnanakaw pero hindi nagsasalita, mga kasama ng mga nagnanakaw, mga nagtatago ng magnanakaw, isa lang ang gusto naming sabihin sa inyo lahat.”

“Patawad kay Father, pero putangina ninyo!” Vice Ganda added. “Kaputa-putahan ng mga putangina niyo. Katatapos lang ng misa pero Panginoon patawarin niyo kami pero totoo iyan. Ito ang wika ng lahat ng mga Pilipinong ninakawan: Putangina nyo!” 

For Vice Ganda, The Time is Now

Vice Ganda also included several strong calls to action to solve the ongoing corruption crisis. “Ikulong ang mga magnanakaw,” said the comedian. “Para sa akin, hindi nga sapat ang kulong, eh.”

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“Dapat patayin ang mga korap na magnanakaw,” she continued. “Ibalik ang death penalty para sa mga korap! Para patayin ang mga magnanakaw. Ikulong pati pamilya nila.”

To President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., Vice Ganda issued a direct challenge. “Kaya hindi tayo pwedeng sumuko lang nang ganito,” she said. “Kaya hinahamon ka namin, Pangulong Bongbong Marcos. Kung gusto mo magkaroon ng magandang legasiya ang pangalan mo, ipakulong mo lahat ng magnanakaw!”

“Inaasahan ka namin hindi dahil sa idol ka namin,” added Vice Ganda, “kundi dahil sinusuwelduhan ka namin at inaasahan namin na tutuparin mo ang inuutos naming mga employer mo! Kami ang nagpapasahod sa inyo!”

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Vice Ganda ended her speech by imploring the Filipino people to no longer be afraid of those in power. “Tapos na ang panahon na natatakot tayo sa gobyerno,” she said. “Takutin natin ang gobyerno dahil ang kapangyarihan nasa sa atin, wala sa kanila.”

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