Oh don't play with fire- my friends played 1 evening a scary child singing. The demon of the building heard them. They all had one connecting dreams at 2:30am hardly looking for their friend who played that song before that night. The friend they looked for was at the same time dreaming about being pulled by a dark element through the window. They had to pray just to wake him up from that "orum". I tell you sis- lost spirits of all forms reside in their predisposed territories. Don't ever do that. If you don't know the name of God- their attack will succeed
This is a Filipino lullaby famous here in the Philippines. This song itself is not scary but the gifted singer gave it another identity through her interpretation.
Hahaha but this lullaby once became creepy used in the movie "TIYANAK" with Janice De Belen trying to make her baby sleep if I'm not mistaken. I once felt creep run through my veins. Goosebumps 😰
In the Philippines my country, it's scary because it had a horrifying backstory, even search it and the way it's so slow and hearing that at night would be a Filipinos nightmare...
Oh my God, Ms. Lauren Paley! You really nailed that famous folk lullaby song from the southwestern part of the Philippines. It sounded scary but it is also angelic and heavenly at the same time. Salamat! Thank you very much!😉🇵🇭🎹🎤🎻🎼🎵🎶
@@taliaeyaya1893 Kung ilonggo or cebuano nga bisaya ka alam mo na Hiligaynon/Ilonggo ang lyrics. Kung mean mo Visayan na region oo kasi nasa Visayas din ang Iloilo. Di naman talaga ginawa yan scary kasi pampatulog yan sa mga baby.
@@lakas_tamaDi ako sure bisaya pero oo visayas region maraming nag iilonggo at cebuano kahit sa mindanao. Iba yung bisaya sa hiligaynon pero merong mga lugar sa mindanao na mix yung mga ilonggo at cebuano. Hiligaynon at Cebuanong binisaya na ata nasa top 2 or 3 may pinakamaraming nagsasalita na tao sa tingin ko. Nasa 4th o 5th lang siguro yung tagalog.
@@decembervevlewt1543 hayss bisayan language nga ang hiligaynon same sa waray,cebuano anong magkaiba ang bisaya sa hiligaynon eh under nga ng bisayan languages ang hiligaynon 🤦
The song is actually a Visayan lullaby... but during the Japanese occupation there was a dark story the actual translation was "Little one, little one, sleep now Your mother is not here, She went to buy some bread Little one, little one, sleep now." bread is so rare in the Philippines in that context its impossible for the mother to gind and buy one metaphorically that time that signifies that the mother will not comming back home because she was taken by the Japanese to be their salaves or sex slaves that is why there are comfort women. And it was said that the mother died singing that song for her baby longing for the baby.. That is why some Filipinos where scared when they here the song cause it was like a song singing by a vengeful spirit of a mother that was taken away from her baby...
Actually my old friends are making a joke bout this Filipino folksong ili ili, i should be scared rn, but i somehow feel sad for the mother and her baby😢
she went and buy a bread you woke up she was in the kitchen at the table the bread you eat when you look for your mother she was gone then your neighbor said your mom got into accident who brings the bread? your from a province on philippines you lived in hut
I remember this song! My Filipina grandma sang this to my mom and her siblings when they were children. Then my mom taught my dad so they sang it to us. Now my siblings sing this to my niece and nephews 😊
There's nothing she can teach that you couldn't learn on your own. Singing is like talking. Babies have to learn to talk because they don't inherently know where in their mouths each sound is made, and don't know how to transition from one to the other. But they learn by listening to others talk, and by imitating them. Singing is similar. Your brain does not inherently know how to produce any pitch, how to transition between them, and how to efficiently use the volume of air in your lungs. But it's not impossible to learn just by consciously doing it. You can learn to sing. Its just one of those skills that cannot be acquired on a theoretical level before you put it into practice. A few tips Get comfy with annoying your neighbors. High notes need more air than you think they do. That doesn't mean you have to yell, but you do have to push air through on purpose, you can't just be exhaling like you do when you breathe normally. I do find them easier the louder I get tho. Also, open your mouth. For real. If I can't see your tonsils you are shooting yourself in the foot. Watch Freddie Mercury sing on stage and do that. He's cheating cos he had 4 extra teeth and more space in his mouth for notes to resonate than you do, but you'll get by. Listen to your favorite artists and see if you can get the same sound quality on a specific passage that they use. Chest voice, head voice, breathy, sonorous. Do it on purpose. Pay attention to how it feels. Record yourself. You'll get used to the way your voice sounds. If you can, stand up. It's easier. Air should feel like it's coming from the bottom of your ribcage when you are trying to use your chest voice. If you want to sing a particular pitch with a solid sort of quality and just can't seem to reach it unless you switch into your head voice (sounds like a children's choir), Do It Louder. It'll force you to use your diaphragm. If it doesn't and you reel like you're yelling from your throat, look for some exercises that stage actors use to learn to project their voice, or straight up join a theater club it you have the time. Acoustics may make a difference. People sing in the shower for a reason. Your bathroom probably has better acoustics than your bedroom. While straight up echo with a delay like you see in cartoons wouldn't be much help, you probably don't actually live in a cave, in which case your bathroom simply has fewer soft things to dampen sound and can take care of some of the amplification and resonance so you don't have to work ad hard.
Most filipinos are scared of it but those some actually listened to it when little im a philipina still scared of that song even tho when i was a baby my mother sang it often to me cus its a lullaby😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
Because I live in this apartment and I go out and hear you sing, Ring around the Rosie" and caught me Fear and for this I immediately came home and did not go out 2 days after this
There's a lullaby here in Brazil in Portuguese, it goes like: Dorme nenêm, que a Cuca vem pegar "Sleep baby, cause Cuca (fictional monster) is gonna catch you" Papai foi pra roça, mamãe foi trabalhar "Daddy went tô the farm, mommy went tô work" We sing it like it was the most normal lullaby to sing to a kid lol 😭
I remember when me and my friends used to sing this song to prank our friends. Edit: omg u pronounced them all the words correctly even tho I'm a Filipino I cant pronounce them well.
I had to self teach myself Tagalog since my dad told my grandparents to not speak Tagalog when they immigrated. It took me about 3-5 years to finally be fluent so don’t worry it just takes practice
For a person who is really good at translating “Philippines”, the accuracy is amazing! Especially that it is hard for people who are good at speaking Philippines to do the introduction to the song!
My goodness. Just the first two words and I got goosebumps already. I remember my childhood where the adults used to sing this to prank us. They would cover themselves in black blanket and carry a doll while standing at the corner of the room with the lights suddenly turned off But for real, your voice is so beautiful 😍
As a Filipino, the pronounciation was perfect, your voice is literally beautiful?!?! Maganda😳 ur very pretty😭 and the translation is wonderful! All of my love/10 ✨✨✨✨
ILI ILI _ THE TITLE OF THE SONG 🎶 🎶 THATS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME WHEN IM STILL SMALL 😇🥰😇_ it's in Hiligaynon language in the Visayas region one of the big 3regions in our Philippines 🇵🇭 map Its the Luzon, Visayas & Mindanao_ and that's from the Visayas : : Ili Ili tulog anay 🎶 wala dre imo nanay 🎶 ato tienda _ bakal papay 🎶 Ili Ili tulog anay _ 🎶 means that : sweet little one sleep first awhile 🎶 mother's not here 🎶 in store to buy 🎶 bread 🎶 sweet little one sleep first _ awhile 🎶 (repeat ) until the baby sleep 😴 😴 Well nice one ! sounds great 😇🥰😇✌️👏❣️❣️❣️ from Hongkong here! MABUHAY ! PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭 💙❤💛🤍⭐️⭐️⭐️🌝
Idk how thats creepy. Id open my door, sit on the stairs and listen to that beautiful sounding music. Whoever cops that woman is very lucky. Such a beautiful voice
@@pwat6311 ah ok thank you also why isn’t it just considered a dialect but it’s a language?? I thought cebuano, ilonggo like that they’re dialects and Filipino is the umbrella language?
@@R1l3y_129 hello! dialects are the different variations of a language (ie. manila tagalog, batangas tagalog etc.). bisaya, ilonggo, and others like waray, ilokano, bikolano, and pangasinense are their own languages
I'm Filipino, but this lullaby has always given me the heebie jeebies. 😭 I had to stop midway. There's a creature well-known in Filipino lore that scares me the most, and lullabies remind me of that. There are scary movies Filipino millennials grew up with that focused on this creature, and they just cultivated that phobia for me.
I'm a Filipino and your voice is amazing !! this song reminded me of my grandma singing this song to me when I was a toddler, it's very sad that I cannot meet her again I really love this lullaby !! It's heavenly !! 💗💗
yeah the song is about the white lady of balete drive which is actually a true happening... if you see a woman wearing white you need to stop for her people in philippines only take Balete drive in the morning and avoid it at night the woman haunts the entire road
This is a Filipino lullaby that lulled to sleep millions of babies. Not at all creepy/scary. Unless you want it to be so. It is also obvious she doesn't understand what she is singing. ❤❤❤🕊️🇵🇭
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*Her sings a Filipino song:*
Every Filipinos that exists: _"Present ✋🙂"_
Present po 🙂✋
@SeanieStrangerThingsGalaxyCubeLGBTQ it's not if you raise your hand u can c that the thumb is facing ur face
Here ✋🙂
Lol
Here
If I hear this in the Philippines at night in a forest, I would really run for my life even though I am a Filipino. What a blessed voice.
opo! tama ikaw
@roblox sisters MAY FILIPINO!?
Bisaya yan di ko maiintindihan ang kanta pero nakakatakot padin
same!!!! I would be hiding but still listening to the song!!! I like scary stuff- just not horror movies or spiders
Same kinda im was born in ireland but my parents are filipino
The way she pronounces it perfectly almost like its native really impresses me as a filipino speaker.
Oh don't play with fire- my friends played 1 evening a scary child singing. The demon of the building heard them. They all had one connecting dreams at 2:30am hardly looking for their friend who played that song before that night. The friend they looked for was at the same time dreaming about being pulled by a dark element through the window.
They had to pray just to wake him up from that "orum". I tell you sis- lost spirits of all forms reside in their predisposed territories. Don't ever do that. If you don't know the name of God- their attack will succeed
@@user-zd2zl5xp2mshe’s just singing tho. Your friends are dumb for doing that intentionally
For those who didn’t know, the lullaby became scary when it was used as a soundtrack for a scary movie with this arrangement
From the White lady movie.
This is a Filipino lullaby famous here in the Philippines. This song itself is not scary but the gifted singer gave it another identity through her interpretation.
I think i can sleep better with this rendition.. 😀
Not scary, but CREEPY.
Hahaha but this lullaby once became creepy used in the movie "TIYANAK" with Janice De Belen trying to make her baby sleep if I'm not mistaken. I once felt creep run through my veins. Goosebumps 😰
I learned this lullaby song in my high school years, taught to us in MAPEH.
Yea
Her: starts singing
Filipinos lives with her: *Paniks*
I would run for my life🙂🤚
"Paniks" lmao
Her in our staiwell just pretend.
Me.
Mama alis na tayo😭😭😭
@@I_DontKnowWhatToPutHere the filipino language doesn't have the letter c
Then se her singing: kalm
But she stops and the song continues: PANIK
Sounds like an angel, I wouldn’t be scared
Some filipinos put it in a white lady philippine movie its
not real its a movie
Its scary
Ur pronunciation is so good! Salamat!!🫶
*"honey pack ur bags the voices are back"*
LMAO
😂😂😂
Is that what the person said in the end?
Hahaha😂
Lamo
Lauren: “sings lullaby”
Me: stay awake till morning 👁👄👁
😂😂😂😂
Sameee
The goosebumps, Lol😂
I wouldn't be scared if i heard this, her voice is just wow.
Imo this isn’t that scary. But it for sure is absolutely beautiful and a work of art ngl
In the Philippines my country, it's scary because it had a horrifying backstory, even search it and the way it's so slow and hearing that at night would be a Filipinos nightmare...
Who is Filipino
👇
I’m Filipino
W
ME
Ako idol
Me
I'm Filipino and it's amazing to see you singing a folk song of ours! You pronounced the words perfectly ❤️
i thought you were me 😂 my names ivy and i used to have a pink pfp
@@scotipina aww 😅😂
@@bwee1207 im also filipino
Me too I'm Filipino:)
@@rachelmaemedel5341 ohhhh KAMUSTA PO😊
Oh my God, Ms. Lauren Paley! You really nailed that famous folk lullaby song from the southwestern part of the Philippines. It sounded scary but it is also angelic and heavenly at the same time. Salamat! Thank you very much!😉🇵🇭🎹🎤🎻🎼🎵🎶
Thank you for singing by our language!
That's actually ILONGGO or HILIGAYNON
😊😊
Hindi visayan iyan
@@taliaeyaya1893hiligaynon ay kabilang sa bisayan languages
@@taliaeyaya1893 Kung ilonggo or cebuano nga bisaya ka alam mo na Hiligaynon/Ilonggo ang lyrics. Kung mean mo Visayan na region oo kasi nasa Visayas din ang Iloilo. Di naman talaga ginawa yan scary kasi pampatulog yan sa mga baby.
@@lakas_tamaDi ako sure bisaya pero oo visayas region maraming nag iilonggo at cebuano kahit sa mindanao. Iba yung bisaya sa hiligaynon pero merong mga lugar sa mindanao na mix yung mga ilonggo at cebuano. Hiligaynon at Cebuanong binisaya na ata nasa top 2 or 3 may pinakamaraming nagsasalita na tao sa tingin ko. Nasa 4th o 5th lang siguro yung tagalog.
@@decembervevlewt1543 hayss bisayan language nga ang hiligaynon same sa waray,cebuano anong magkaiba ang bisaya sa hiligaynon eh under nga ng bisayan languages ang hiligaynon 🤦
The song is actually a Visayan lullaby... but during the Japanese occupation there was a dark story the actual translation was "Little one, little one,
sleep now
Your mother is not here,
She went to buy some bread
Little one, little one,
sleep now." bread is so rare in the Philippines in that context its impossible for the mother to gind and buy one metaphorically that time that signifies that the mother will not comming back home because she was taken by the Japanese to be their salaves or sex slaves that is why there are comfort women. And it was said that the mother died singing that song for her baby longing for the baby.. That is why some Filipinos where scared when they here the song cause it was like a song singing by a vengeful spirit of a mother that was taken away from her baby...
Now im not scared... but sad😢...
Bruh why would I be scared?
lol
@@ichirokai5068It’s not that scary but kinda weird of you to just skip over those statements in the comment
Nag type ka naman sana ng maayos hindot
Actually my old friends are making a joke bout this Filipino folksong ili ili, i should be scared rn, but i somehow feel sad for the mother and her baby😢
Im a Filipino and this is one of the most nostalgic song I’ve learned when I was young. Great angelic voice.
Yeah me to
Her Filipino song is so beautiful😊❤
I'm a Filipino, and I like to hear that it's usually a lullaby
Her: *starts singing*
Me as her neighbour: pack your bags were going-
OML LOLL
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@@Cody12263 you are cringe kid unlike me im 7😂
Me: So this is the end, this is how my fate is decided...okay welp one last round of fortnite and were all goooooooood-
@@vidaserenelarracas9459 lol!!!! :) 😂✨
"She went to buy bread and got milk and never came back for you" -onceler simper-
I didn't understand quite much but beside that it's good
she went and buy a bread
you woke up she was in the kitchen
at the table the bread you eat
when you look for your mother she was gone
then your neighbor said your mom
got into accident
who brings the bread?
your from a province on philippines
you lived in hut
@@moondoge2617 that's....sad
“GOD DAMMIT JOHN SHE SWITCHED CHARACTERS AGAIN”
Yung echo lang yung nag papatakot pero itong kanta nato ay pang patulog
I remember this song! My Filipina grandma sang this to my mom and her siblings when they were children. Then my mom taught my dad so they sang it to us. Now my siblings sing this to my niece and nephews 😊
it's a visayan, ilonggo dialect.
@@dontaskmynameever7708 yup my mamita is from Capiz. We learned this along with other songs like Dandansoy lol
For an actual reason this song was made to calm babies down. My mom sang this to me when i was young. Im a Filipino
Voice of an angel 👼
Nah, her voice just music to my ears
It seems rather calmimng than creepy its a soothing song for filipinos
its creepy because of a filipino horror movie "white lady"
It's calming because it's a lullaby
It makes me cry now. My dad used to sing me this lullaby. RIP Tatay.
Kuya, sorry po sa taytay mo.
Nakakalungkut yan par sorry sa nawalang mahal 😢
Sorry sa tatay mo😢
@@joelsanpascual9349 Salamat
@@marcustv0403 Salamat
I’m a Filipino, my teacher played this song. I was laughing so hard because of the voice.
I sped up a video of it and I died laughing
As a Filipino,I got chills from this,approved
why do you sound so fluent in ilonggo, gosh love this.
Because she is hiligaynon.😅
@@junalmarines9342 she is actually American tho, and the "hiligaynon" part of your comment isn't funny.
@@SolEclipse Hiligaynon is a language. It is also the word used for 'a person who inhabits the central part of The Philippines'.
@@aeoluus9872 Oh ok. Thank you for telling me, I didn't know that even tho I am Filipino-
@@SolEclipse It's alright! The Philippines does have a variety of people inhabiting it lol
omg wait, HOW DO YOU EVEN SING SO WELL?! teach me.
There's nothing she can teach that you couldn't learn on your own. Singing is like talking. Babies have to learn to talk because they don't inherently know where in their mouths each sound is made, and don't know how to transition from one to the other. But they learn by listening to others talk, and by imitating them. Singing is similar. Your brain does not inherently know how to produce any pitch, how to transition between them, and how to efficiently use the volume of air in your lungs. But it's not impossible to learn just by consciously doing it.
You can learn to sing. Its just one of those skills that cannot be acquired on a theoretical level before you put it into practice.
A few tips
Get comfy with annoying your neighbors. High notes need more air than you think they do. That doesn't mean you have to yell, but you do have to push air through on purpose, you can't just be exhaling like you do when you breathe normally. I do find them easier the louder I get tho.
Also, open your mouth. For real. If I can't see your tonsils you are shooting yourself in the foot. Watch Freddie Mercury sing on stage and do that. He's cheating cos he had 4 extra teeth and more space in his mouth for notes to resonate than you do, but you'll get by.
Listen to your favorite artists and see if you can get the same sound quality on a specific passage that they use. Chest voice, head voice, breathy, sonorous. Do it on purpose. Pay attention to how it feels. Record yourself. You'll get used to the way your voice sounds.
If you can, stand up. It's easier.
Air should feel like it's coming from the bottom of your ribcage when you are trying to use your chest voice.
If you want to sing a particular pitch with a solid sort of quality and just can't seem to reach it unless you switch into your head voice (sounds like a children's choir), Do It Louder. It'll force you to use your diaphragm. If it doesn't and you reel like you're yelling from your throat, look for some exercises that stage actors use to learn to project their voice, or straight up join a theater club it you have the time.
Acoustics may make a difference. People sing in the shower for a reason. Your bathroom probably has better acoustics than your bedroom. While straight up echo with a delay like you see in cartoons wouldn't be much help, you probably don't actually live in a cave, in which case your bathroom simply has fewer soft things to dampen sound and can take care of some of the amplification and resonance so you don't have to work ad hard.
Echo
Lol
@@Rissa_1322 Touche
Becuz she's a singer that's how she sang it so well HAHAHHA
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Most filipinos are scared of it but those some actually listened to it when little im a philipina still scared of that song even tho when i was a baby my mother sang it often to me cus its a lullaby😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂
"your mother is not here, she went to buy some bread"
Just like how my dad went to buy the milk
STOLEN *aware*
noo 😭
man 💀💀
Mine disappeared
and never came back... bro 😔
Omg as a Filipino, this litterally made me feel like I was in heaven for a sec
Me too... so good. If I'm there, I'll shout, sing again please 😆 🤣
It didn't scare me, it enchanted me...❤❤❤
Imagine your neighbours kid mother is actually not at home to buy some bread and he just wakes up from sleep and hears this😂
As a Filipino myself, i love your cover
this is not a creepy Filipino folk song. its a sweet Filipino lullaby specifically from the Visayas area.
You must have not seen Angelica
they ruined the song by using it in a fricking horror film
Bat ginagamit ni la yang kantang yan sa mga horror movies
Im still learning the language but i heard "your mother's not here" And "go to sleep" so is this like a babysitter singing to a child?
Im from that area
This Filipino folk song is usually a lullaby song but was used in a filipino horror movie (White Lady) so since then it was scary😁
Filipino folk songs are the best!
Because I live in this apartment and I go out and hear you sing, Ring around the Rosie" and caught me Fear and for this I immediately came home and did not go out 2 days after this
Lmfao
I'm Filipino from my fathers side of the family. I've never heard a more beautiful voice and song
OMG SAME wanna be friends? :>
i am also a filipino
Me tooo
Visayan song
Me to✨✨
Plot twist: All the residents that live there except her are Filipino.
"Neighbour" you mean escape stairways of some unknown building😅😂😅😂😅😂
My grandma used to sing this song when we're taking a nap in the afternoon..its actually a visayan (ilongo) lullaby.
same lang man yan gud pinoy lang man din
Actually this is a song that Filipino Ilonggo mothers sing when putting their babies to sleep.😄
Cebuano folk song yeah..
Correction hiligaynon..
a Lullaby in short.
@@brookesmitty9836 nope its hiligaynon
Correct. It's a lullaby not a creepy song to scare other people. Misleading message by the content creator.
@@brookesmitty9836 Sorry hiligaynon yan
As a Filipino, I can confirm this is one of the scariest songs us Filipinos have ever heard from. This song was even scarier than Tikbalang.
Your voice really gives me goosebumps
There's a lullaby here in Brazil in Portuguese, it goes like:
Dorme nenêm, que a Cuca vem pegar
"Sleep baby, cause Cuca (fictional monster) is gonna catch you"
Papai foi pra roça, mamãe foi trabalhar
"Daddy went tô the farm, mommy went tô work"
We sing it like it was the most normal lullaby to sing to a kid lol 😭
Wow as a choir member back in my college days, I know that's song.. Bravo!! Love from the Philippines 🇵🇭.
Well that's not scary, it helps Filipino kids sleep, well I'm one filipino
Sing this in an abandoned building at midnight. 100%, it will give you shivers to your spine 😂
I remember when me and my friends used to sing this song to prank our friends. Edit: omg u pronounced them all the words correctly even tho I'm a Filipino I cant pronounce them well.
Well watch more Filipino movies that's how I learned English here in Philippines
@@vladimirdwaynekilat1130 Thanks 😊
I had to self teach myself Tagalog since my dad told my grandparents to not speak Tagalog when they immigrated.
It took me about 3-5 years to finally be fluent so don’t worry it just takes practice
This already scared me by just hearing the title, im filipino and everytime i hear this it gives me anxiety 😭😭😭😭
Illongo song to....nagpapatahan sa mga bata para matulog at di na umiyak... Part of Visayas region. Iloilo and Bacolod.
Same😭
jsjsjysheue😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴
It was used in a lot of horror movies that's why it became a scary song. When I was younger it was just a lullaby. 😆
How is it even remotely scary though? It’s a sweet little song tf
She went to by some bread and never came back😂😂😂😂
Ili Ili is a lullaby Visayan song.. For mother's child to fall asleep
For a person who is really good at translating “Philippines”, the accuracy is amazing! Especially that it is hard for people who are good at speaking Philippines to do the introduction to the song!
Nobody calls the language, "Philippines"??? Its called Filipino. i dont think you actually know filipino bro
@@tsm8004they may know filipino/tagalog but not be good at English dude 😭
@@gabisolosslol it's not even in Filipino (the language). It's in Hiligaynon: a Filipino language from Visayas.
@@crimsonholocene949 damo wala ka balo kun ano ang hiligaynon, permi da gina brand as "bisaya" daw yawa
My goodness. Just the first two words and I got goosebumps already. I remember my childhood where the adults used to sing this to prank us. They would cover themselves in black blanket and carry a doll while standing at the corner of the room with the lights suddenly turned off
But for real, your voice is so beautiful 😍
i hear this shit in a forest ima be sleeping. diwata got me sleepy with that lullaby
They gonna be haunting that stairwell in the afterlife 😂
As a Filipino myself this is beautiful, amazing job Lauren Paley 😁❤️✨🌹
kamusta:>
@@irisloveheart ok lang po :)
@@lazy9099 Ah okeh wanna be friends?
@@lazy9099 and meron ka Messenger
@@irisloveheart Meron po pero bawal pa raw po akong maki pag-usap sa hindi pa po Kilala, sorry :(
Pero ari pa naman po tayong maging friends :)
As a Filipino, the pronounciation was perfect, your voice is literally beautiful?!?! Maganda😳 ur very pretty😭 and the translation is wonderful!
All of my love/10 ✨✨✨✨
So True ❤️❤️❤️
Sobrang true pre
Oh ur looking for a Filipino
Present 🤚 haha I'm a Filipino too
I'm a filipino hehe
she might just made the ghosts run away like a scared baby duck
It's actually calming but if you're Filipino and already heard those freaking stories and uses this song as a background music,nahh u can't.
As a Filipino, this is the only video that i dont need to read her subtitle because i already understand it 😂
As a filipino I rate your accent a 10/10
She is speaking the right accent and yes😂
Me in a forest hearing this: 🔫😊🔫
"me: 🤓👆 is my song of nightmares"
ILI ILI _ THE TITLE OF THE SONG 🎶 🎶 THATS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME WHEN IM STILL SMALL 😇🥰😇_ it's in Hiligaynon language in the Visayas region one of the big 3regions in our Philippines 🇵🇭 map Its the Luzon, Visayas & Mindanao_ and that's from the Visayas : :
Ili Ili tulog anay 🎶
wala dre imo nanay 🎶
ato tienda _ bakal papay 🎶
Ili Ili tulog anay _ 🎶
means that :
sweet little one sleep first awhile 🎶
mother's not here 🎶 in store to buy 🎶
bread 🎶
sweet little one sleep first _ awhile 🎶
(repeat ) until the baby sleep 😴 😴
Well nice one ! sounds great 😇🥰😇✌️👏❣️❣️❣️ from Hongkong here! MABUHAY ! PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭 💙❤💛🤍⭐️⭐️⭐️🌝
hehe i speak hiligaynon because im filipino
Watching this at 3am and I just got goosebumps. I'm Filipino and this scared the crap out of me. Your voice is hauntingly amazing!
Ikr. Kaloka.
The neighbors buy some bread and never came back
the way i literally got scared BDHSJSJSJXKSKDKKS
As a filipino im every happy to see you sing our folk songs! 🇵🇭 Filipino for ever🇵🇭
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Over proud Filipino exist
I didnt expect to hear a Filipino song from you. Sounds great!
Search filipino folk songs and u will find how pinoy love music
Low-key gives me creepy vocaloid music
Thats called an "Oyayi" which is a lullaby for getting children to sleep.
What a beautiful blessed heavenly voice!
Her: **sings**
Her Filipino neighbors: pack your bags were moving
more like "mag ready na kayo aalis tayo dito"
@@sieg4669 what does that mean??
@@trashcanhahaha Prepare yourselves, we're leaving here.
@@jaidvance1376 ahhhh
@@sieg4669oo nga
Mag-prepare ka Ang mga kotchilio mo beb
Naka-inis na ako
gives me the chills even tho I'm a Filipino,
Idk how thats creepy. Id open my door, sit on the stairs and listen to that beautiful sounding music. Whoever cops that woman is very lucky. Such a beautiful voice
This is a lullaby my mom would sing for us to sleep. Your voice is out of this realm
You're amazing! My grandma used to sing this to me at siesta. The nostalgia I feel right now!😥
Nah i could fall asleep to this💀
The way she sings it is so beautiful i’m definitely not running away, i’m going to run towards YOU!!! 😭
Impressive. This song is not even in the official Filipino language but of a regional language. Girl must have an Ilonggo friend. 🥰
It was a request from a fan\follower
I was so confused why I couldn’t hear it in tagalog but then I realized its another language from the philippines
Its an official Filipino Language called Hiligaynon. Hiligaynon is not just a mere dialect but its a language
@@pwat6311 ah ok thank you also why isn’t it just considered a dialect but it’s a language?? I thought cebuano, ilonggo like that they’re dialects and Filipino is the umbrella language?
@@R1l3y_129 hello! dialects are the different variations of a language (ie. manila tagalog, batangas tagalog etc.). bisaya, ilonggo, and others like waray, ilokano, bikolano, and pangasinense are their own languages
"She went to buy some *bread* " it's like the mother version of your father "he went to get some *milk* "
Darn it you beat me to it.
you are actually right. This song is about taking care of somebody's kid after they died.
It’s a lulluby. If you sang a lulluby from another country in the same location and in the same style, you would still scare a lot of people.
I'm Filipino, but this lullaby has always given me the heebie jeebies. 😭 I had to stop midway. There's a creature well-known in Filipino lore that scares me the most, and lullabies remind me of that. There are scary movies Filipino millennials grew up with that focused on this creature, and they just cultivated that phobia for me.
I'm a Filipino and your voice is amazing !! this song reminded me of my grandma singing this song to me when I was a toddler, it's very sad that I cannot meet her again I really love this lullaby !! It's heavenly !! 💗💗
It's so beautiful and scary at the same time😁❤️
So true. ♥️
yeah the song is about the white lady of balete drive which is actually a true happening... if you see a woman wearing white you need to stop for her people in philippines only take Balete drive in the morning and avoid it at night the woman haunts the entire road
ID RUN SO FAST HEARING THIS LOLLL
That's a sweet lullaby, please don't make it what it's not.
As a Filipino I love this song it's beautiful and so wholesome 😭😭
Remember how my mother sing this to lullaby to make us sleep when we're li'l.It made me cry😥😥😥.(only Ilonggos can understand this song)
This is a Filipino lullaby that lulled to sleep millions of babies. Not at all creepy/scary. Unless you want it to be so. It is also obvious she doesn't understand what she is singing. ❤❤❤🕊️🇵🇭
Hauntingly beautiful