Selena Gomez is famous boyfriend, just dist jolabies, everybody got mad, and now he's trying to redeem himself. Yeah, let's run the clip. First of the offensive food review, then sort of of his apology. Alright guys, it's nighttime. Works over. A man or man ought to just, uh, and it's time to try some fucking jolabies. I've never fucking had it in my life. Now a lot of you might not even know this, but my stepmom's been in the Philippines. So I grew up eating the shitload of Filipino food. Sorry, there's a dry acid over rice. It's like butt. Chicken. Gravy. Okay, jolly, dude. Okay, I really think the gravy is just tricking me. Chicken nine in that good. Don't go to jolly because it sucks. Apparently all the jolly bees suck in LA and they're not as good as in the Philippines or New York. My friend told me the best one and he told me I had to get the spicy chicken sandwich. Not only is this sandwich so good, not only is the sandwich, children, I completely reverse my opinion of how it sucks. I'm gonna go there, Jeff. Boom. Alright, first off, Andrew. Who is Benny Blanco? This guy, I'm not gonna lie, I had to look him up. He's produced some major hits in the past. Yeah, he's a music producer. His real name is like Joseph Levitt, but he calls himself Benny Blanco. He's a well-known music producer in that lane, but he's not like outward facingly famous. He did a Rihanna diamonds that housey Khalid song inside amongst other ones. And basically, I feel like his profile got a little higher since dating Selena Gomez because Selena has such a strong following. And actually, surprisingly, a lot of Filipino fans. So anyways, a lot of people follow Benny Blanco too, and he went on and was just disinjolubies. Yeah, do you think it's because Selena Gomez does look Filipino? She, yeah, she's actually Mexican and Italian, but she always looked kind of Asian, so I think like it just played well. Anyways, guys, David, do you think it was notable that Benny Blanco was like, yeah, you know, actually, I got a Filipino stepmother, so you know, I've had a lot of Filipino food. So he felt like an authority actually. I think that he probably felt that way. It didn't come across that way. I felt like he was trying to come through like, yeah, yeah, I know all this stuff. I'm that this fast food stuff doesn't impress me, but it came across like he was just dising the Philippines. Yeah, yeah. So what I think he thought in his head, because I don't think he's a dumb guy, he probably was like, yo, I know Jolubies. That's like the Panda Express of Filipino food. It's not real Filipino food. Look at this wack ass Filipino. There's chicken, uh, this adobo rice dry. And then he was probably saying that because he's like, I've had better Filipino food in my life. But guess what? It didn't work out that way. That's what he meant though. He should have referenced it that he's had adobo rice before. Right, right. He should have been like compared to the home cooked adobo rice I've had. Anyways, and he a lot of people got mad at Jolubies is good. Jolubies is good. Usually it is good. It is possible. He got a bad batch delivered somewhere in the Hollywood Hills 45 minutes from the time it got made an hour and a half out where it like that's why it would be soggy because you know when you put fried chicken inside of that container, it's steaming that steam condenses and it makes the chicken soggy. Right. It's not like he ate it at the Jolubies. Yeah. Yeah. I guess David, part of me felt like why do we care what this guy thinks about Filipino food? But I guess at the end of the day, you know, if you got a lot of Filipino followers, you can't just go and disjolubies. I mean, I like Jolubies a lot. I mean, I think it's good, but it's possible he got a bad batch, which happens. It happens. Everybody, but for him to be so almost he like went so hard. I was like, dang bro, are you trying to be funny? Because you're really going hard on it for no reason. And I think that that's why he had an issue in apology video where he doesn't really address his first video. But he goes, this is Filipino food part number two. And then he like loves everything. Right. Oh, this chicken sandwich is so good. And then it's like clear that he felt bad. Because he felt the heat and was like, Oh, shit, Filipinos are giving me the smoke. Asians are giving me the smoke. And probably I mean, I would like to think that he actually felt that because people in his family are Filipino too. Yeah. Now again, we understand Jolubies is like a fast food chain. It is good, but it's maybe not like the pinnacle of homemade Filipino food. I get that. But for him to just go so hard, it was just like, all right, man, not only that you posted it. People have to be conscious because Asian chains are finally entering the US. Jolubies is the only Asian fast food chain that was started in Asia in Manila that is coming over to the US. You know what I mean? So they do do things different. Like obviously the Filipino spaghetti. That's more similar to the way they eat spaghetti in the Philippines. Yeah. Yeah. It is more sweeter. It is hot dogs. Listen, you want to be funny and you want to diss some Asian businesses. Then do it at your own risk, Benny. What do you think people were just saying, man, you can't yuck my yum. He's not even Asian. He's trying to qualify by saying his stepmom is Asian. Other people, I mean, some people were really offended. Like, I mean, I wouldn't say I was offended, but I was like, you deserve what came. Right. Right. Obviously he's entitled to his opinion. This is America, right? Some people said, I don't care. And I'm Filipino. There was a bunch of comments being like, dude, who cares? Just one guy doesn't like it. I don't even know who this guy is. He's a producer. He's behind the scenes. He's just dating Selena Gomez. Right. And by the way, Selena Gomez is probably dating him because he's like a multi-millionaire producer who can make beats for her. Yeah. I mean, also, I feel like Selena Gomez has probably had Filipino food in her life. And she wouldn't say this type of stuff, but you know, he's being careless. Somebody said, as Asian Americans, why are we concerned with the opinions of people who are celebrities, influencers, and they're not even Asian? They don't really communicate or have any interfacing with the Asian community. They're not Asian themselves. Why do we even care in the first place? Yeah, but I think that's like me going out to like the most famous Texas barbecue chain and just thrashing it and just be like, oh, this barbecue's whack. The brisket's drive, this wack ass barbecue. And I'm like, I have to understand if you do that as a minority talking about even American food, which is considered not to be as good as Asian food overall. But if you say that, you better be ready for some heat. Yeah. I remember we did this web show a while ago, and I was saying I didn't like the best chicken fried steaks in Texas. Not that I didn't like them, but you know what I mean? It was just not. No, it's not the pinnacle of American food. I get it. Yeah. And I remember catching heat for that too. Yeah. I was like, yeah, some people relate to this as if this is their identity. Yeah. This is their jollabies. Yeah. So somebody said has this guy Benny Blanco tried putangina. That was actually thanks be laugh. I won't get into that comment. This is a really interesting comment. Somebody mentioned this before, but when are y'all, y'all Filipinos are known to be the chill Asians. When did you guys start acting like East Asians and attacking other people for their opinions and expressing their dislike of your products? Oh, first of all, interesting comment. I can get where half of this comment comes from because I always thought that Filipinos generally are more chill about their identity, but I've never this is the time where the cultural products from the Philippines are making it over. Right. These are not filling. I mean, it's a chain from the Philippines. The headquarters is in Manila. Do you see what I'm saying? Where I'm like, I don't know, it's different. And plus, obviously, the online crowd that is super going hard at Benny Blanco and they're actually from the Philippines. I don't think it's Phil Ames going 10 out of 10 hard on Benny Blanco. Right. It's Filipinos in the Philippines. Yeah. But like, what do you think of that comment? I'm just like, dude, I thought you guys would just chill with everything. He's not like the East Asians. They're the uptight ones, which I get. I do think East Asians are more uptight than Filipinos in general. I don't even know like this comment makes any sense. I still think Filipinos are the chillest Asians overall about this stuff, like even like getting their food distanced on or whatever. They're more like, you know, humble about it or maybe have less egos about it. But you just have to understand that there's a lot of Filipinos on the internet. So if you cross them, there's still going to be a certain amount. It's like the number one mobile Philippines in like, even if it was only like 5,000 Filipinos that were actually mad, but that's 5,000 comments coming straight at you. Right. Right. Right. Anyway, is this a big deal? Benny Blanco's initial video, 6 million and rising his apology video, 3 million and rising. Man, you know, I didn't really want to cover this because I thought it was stupid because I was like, who cares what Benny Blanco is? Who is I was like, most people don't even know who Benny Blanco is. I heard of his name like a couple times. That was it. And he based it off the character, right? Yeah. He's not like Spanish or anything like that. But I think that it goes to show you man that there's all these kind of like jollabies is attached to a lot of people's identity. I mean, even us a non-Filippino, but in Asian, and somebody who's worked with jollabies and promoted jollabies and enjoyed jollabies, I wasn't offended, but I was just like, all right, bro, you want to say that? Well, you know, I'm sure there's going to be some people that are mad at you. So I'm just saying, I guess it's a reminder to people that if you're going to go off and diss something very popular and this has happened to us, you're going to face some backlash. So just be ready for it. That's all I got to say. And and Filipinos do care about jollabies. Right. For sure. For sure. Because I think it's one of the only products that's from the Philippines. It's like prolifer. I mean, I think they're planning on opening a hundred in the US soon. Shout out to jollabies. I think it's delicious. I will say this. I even like the sweet spaghetti. Yeah. I like it. Am I comparing it to like LR2Z and like the West Village? It's different. It's in a different lane, man. You know, so anyway, guys, let us know what you think in the comments section below, guys. Is it a big deal? Is it not a big deal? Shout out to jollabies. Until next time, we'll hop out boys. We out. Peace.