ALDUB FOR PRESIDENT

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ALDUB has accomplished a such a feat over a short period of time. It started when Alden Richards appeared on the television while Yaya Dub (Maine Mendoza) is performing her jolly dub smash performance. The girls was disturbed by something that is popular today as 'pabebe way' it gave birth to a new nation inside of a sagging nation. its called #aldub nation.


Who would have thought that in less than 24 hours they have garnered a record breaking tweet count in #twitter that is roughly 6.4+ million (I'm not sure though I do not really care) Actually I never knew #Maine (Yaya Dub) before this insanity started same thing applies to #Alden. My regard for them since then is like how a typical 21st century teen would view the classical music genre. I have nothing bad on them though I admire the concept of #tamangpanahon or (waiting for the right time) unlike the #bugaw #serye of the other network where #pastillas #girl is being paired with different kinds of men from all walks of life which is culturally taboo for us (especially to those who lived before my parents were given birth) I have nothing against ABS CBN or vice Ganda same thing as I don't care on prime time series of GMA 7.

 One boring evening a friend advised me to visit a facebook page named Pepeng Pinakamalupet. I like it and I discovered that this entertainment account is a citizen of the Aldub nation. While I am browsing or should I say scrolling the pages down I saw a picture of a man maybe he is n his middle 20s he gave a middle finger salute on one of the picture of Maine and rewarded justly. He was justly bashed. As of now I would say that Alden and main is respected more than our president that if ever Alden or Maine would be found drowning in a swimming pool along with the 24 senators + the vice president + the president people would be willing to save aldub and will let the others drown to death. Every doubt about their fame was ended when they filled the Philippine arena with supporters that was the same day that they got the twitter feat. As day go by the buzz is spreading on magazine shows about. Even famous international artists recognize the love team.

 What made me become interested in writing this post is that when Filipino unite we can indeed change for the better. If the Filipino would be as crazy as the Aldub nation in protecting our territorial integrity then china will think twice before doing any action that will blaspheme us. If the patriotism of the Filipino is like the Patriotism of the ALDUB nation that is willing to support then perhaps our country would be different. I also hope that the aldub nation would not be dumb voters.

 I CHALLENGE THE ALDUB NATION TO CHANGE THE COURSE OF HISTORY OF THE PHILIPPINES. I MYSELF WOULD BE WRITING A HISTORY BOOK WITH YOU AS THE HIGHLIGHT. BE WISE IN 2016.

 PS
I AM NOT RUNNING FOR ANY ELECTORAL POSITION.
but I always run away from dogs :-D
FURTHERMORE, DO NOT TAKE THE TITLE TOO SERIOUSLY
please aldub nation be kind to me

 #aldub
#yayadub
#Yaya
#Maine
#Alden

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