46th SSEAYP 2019 | Vietnam POC | Philippines Contingent Cheer

Sailing down from Yokohama, Japan on MS Nippon Maru, the 46th Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Programme (SSEAYP) docked in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, the first Port-of-Call on 10 November 2019.
Video Credits: 46th SSEAYP Singapore Contingent

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Why PH so good in singing

[@johnpaulperez6438]

because of the gravity of the earth

[@alriahgutierrezfernandez8037]

LBecause we're born this way" honey

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Hahaha filipino yang commentor naloko nanaman kayo

[@YuzuLeMoon]

@@alriahgutierrezfernandez8037 Meh. Can't say that's true for me. I'd say the true answer is that we love singing and that love was always instilled in us since we were very young, so no matter how good or bad we start off from with singing, we continue to sing because we love it. When we have a bad day, or if tragedy struck us, we sing to relieve or ease ourselves. It keeps us in a better mood at the end of the day, because we are doing the very thing we collectively love, and doing it together makes it even more fun. We develop early on and so we reach to a point wherein we can sing well after some time.

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@@YuzuLeMoon Yes yes✊

[@christuianjay3947]

Filipinos is just good at singing

[@alriahgutierrezfernandez8037]

It's in the genes dear

[@johnmichaelgimpas6534]

@@alriahgutierrezfernandez8037 yeah yeah