0:42 in the philippines almost all commercials are shown in all platforms available including mainstream and social media. commercials this long are "specials" which are normally done for a specific ad campaign or occasions (ie, v-day, christmas, mother;s day etc.) once a year.
Most of the commercials in the Philippines and abroad as well does the "plot twist" thing. Pulling out the right strings to make it relatable to people and you will feel immersed.
😢 The choice is between a past love which the female protagonist and storyteller is having a trouble to move on versus a present love (and potentially also a future love). 😢 What a tough choice she just had, especially if the past love is really that much special, longer, cherished, and uneasy to give up and move on.
Commercials like that aren't shown on TV. The max length of TV commercial is about 30sec per brand and 10-15 or max of 20 during commercial breaks. Jollibee com series are uploaded on their FB & YT page.
The girl didn't two time Paul and Jay at the 1st place, because Paul is just a part of her past. " Choice" does not refer to whom she should choose between Paul and Jay. It's about the choice and decision whether not to love or to love again, that's why the song says ... once I've learned "To Love Again".❤
✌️😃🇵🇭 *FUN FACTS* The Philippines has two official languages: Filipino (standardized form, version, variation, language variant, or language variety, and primarily based from the Tagalog regional language), and English (specifically the dialect, variation, language variant, or language variety of Philippine or Filipino English). It also has more than 100 other, different, varied, diverse, and unique, but mostly similar and linguistically related languages and dialects, of both and mostly indigenous, native, autochtonous, regional, or local ones, and also some foreign ones. It is common in the Philippines and among Filipinos, being mostly or in majority at least a bilingual country/nation and mostly or in majority are at least bilingual people/citizens/nationals to code-switch, mix, and blend two or more languages and dialects in one phrase, clause, or sentence. There are a lot of reasons or causes for or of this, but for now I'll not get into those. There are three (3) main or major names, kinds, types, forms, versions, variations, language variants, or language varieties for the code-switching, mixing, blending of English and Filipino (and/or Tagalog), and they are called: 1. *Taglish* [tág-lish] = when the language used, plus its grammar, structure or syntax, and word order, among others, are primarily in Filipino national language and/or Tagalog regional language, but code-switched, mixed, or blended with English (or specifically Philippine or Filipino English) phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s. 2. *Englog* [íNG-log] = when the language used, plus its grammar, structure or syntax, and word order, among others, are primarily in the English language (or specifically in Philippine or Filipino English dialect, language variant, or language variety), but code-switched, mixed, or blended with Filipino and/or Tagalog phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s. 3. *Conyo English, Conyo, or Conyotic* = a particular, certain, or specific form, kind, type, variant, or variety of Taglish or Englog that uses, mixes, or blends more English phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s, and it usually, typically, or commonly uses the phrase "to do" or "to make" plus a verb in Filipino and/or Tagalog. It's name came from the Spanish word "c*ño", but it has nothing to do with the meaning of this word, although it maybe started to be used as an insulting/insult word, curse word, or swear word to refer, call, or describe this speech, discourse, or language, as it was and is still treated and received by the majority of Filipinos to be classist, and elitist, among others. It originated from adolescent to young adult college and university students (usually, typically, or commonly from the financially stable, well-off, to rich or wealthy middle to upper class, "high society/alta sociedad/alta sosiyedad", and/or "elite class") who attended or attends more English-speaking private (and also quite or pretty expensive to more or highly expensive) schools, international schools, colleges, and universities. *Note, Reminder, Notice, and/or Disclaimer* :These are all just based on my accumulated and limited personal and background knowledge, past to recent wide online readings and searches, and from my own personal, self-initiated, and self-oriented studies on these topics or subjects.
We mixed Tagalog and English most of the time. Lol Paul was in the past. Her first love. There are lots of tear jerking Jollibee commercials. You're in for a ride. It's always 3 part commercials depending on occassion. Btw, regarding your questions Jollibee Commercials are everywhere social media and even in local TV stations. Jollibee is a big company and they do have budget for commercials.
My childhood bestfriend died, i loved him so much, he was supposed to be the bestman on my wedding but didn't get that far. But still i couldn't imagine, if it was my bride that didn't make it! These days.. usually my family down to my grandkids, spent lots of happy bonding moments at jollibee😊.
THAT IS TAGLISH TAGALOG AND ENGLISH ARW MIXED. It comes out naturally from the mouth of filipinos. basically spoken in Manila but In Cebu we have BISLISH bisaya ang English
Hi guys, since you dive into commercial reactions, here's a couple of suggestions aside from Jollibee commercials. Some of these were uploaded years ago and you might have interested to check them out. 1. Manulife - Stand Up (2017) 2. Globe Ph - Star Wars Story (2016) 3. Coca-Cola - The Last Customer (2016) 4. Jollibee - Father's day Special: First Love (2019) 5. Johnson&Johnson - Your Touch Is Enough, Mom (2016) and a lot more. I will write in suggestions next time. more power and more subscribers to come ❤
OMG! You are so disappointing Phezz. You missed out the whole thing...you are the only one who didn't get the whole concept of UNPREDICTABILITY, TWIST and SURPRISE! You have already created your own story while watching and you got disappointed as it didn't go the way you wanted the story to be. Also about the TEARS and that it was created in ASIA?! :(
@@TheCommodity for me its rly okay, not a big deal. like, not everyone would like every single thing about videos and stuff so its completely valid! you guys just shared ur opinion and thoughts on it and i think thats really nice.
I could smell racist tendencies on this guy phezz . It’s reflective on his choice of words when he reacts/ criticize. This can really phiss your viewers phezz. Your face is too proud! Too obvious to miss.
Nice observation guys from boys point of view. Very sad character is the chicken... they left it out.. no food on the table.. did you see it?😆 when she was choosing...
We have an informal language which is TAGLISH. Where you can mix some tagalog or english in a sentence. Because in this generation its better to say things in english than tagalog. Some words are better said in english anyway rather than the forgotten deep tagalog word. Foreigners can relate, just learn a little or basic tagalog then mix your language and thats it... voila TAGLISH
filipinos use TAG-LISH like normally .. we use english words together with our own language(tagalog and the local languages) ... its just how filipinos speak, we can express things much easier when we use english words ...
Paul died 4 years ago guys.. Paul was just existed in her mind while Jay was around in the present.. You guys were talking while Paul was walking away from the girl..maybe you didn't get it that's why you're confused then.. Need to watch it again sirs.. 😆
It's meant to throw you off. I guess Phezz wanted The Sixth Sense to explain in the beginning that Bruce Willis' character was already dead the whole time. That's what good storytelling is for him. J/K :) Sorry for The Sixth Sense spoiler but it's a 22-yr old movie so...
no!!!!!! They left hints throughout the movie, in fact the showed the hints that they left in the movie. You have to be able to pick them up, but if there are no hints it is no longer a twist it is just surprise! Still a great commercial.
Hi Guys . Can you please do the reaction of Jollibee Commercial " VOW (pt.1)" and "PERFECT PAIRS (pt.2) "? . I assure you , you'll enjoy it so much . Very interesting story 🤎 . I love watching your reactions guys . God Bless You Hemwee 💋🦋🤎
So Americans not used to "plot twist" ? Wow it's 🔥 reaction tho. It's just funny that the one with Spanish back ground is the one who didn't understand the plot twist like in "telenovelas" 😂😂 but hoping you don't fake your reaction just because some viewer's didn't like your reaction...
Obviously, the story telling was made like that to make us wonder who will she pick. The older guy clearly doesn't get the point. Funny that it was mentioned he even went to film school. Plus he was hinting it was asian that's why he felt it was terrible. Smelling some racism there. Big thumbsdown to him!
Miles: “I hate Jay”
Phezz: *talks about camera’s frame per second*
😂🤣 I’m Dead..
Hi see yah
I love the fact that you hated Jay is funny, you got carried away. You’re a sweet guy, I hope you find your March.
It is pretty normal for us to mix english with tagalog, we call it “taglish” tagalog-english mix
0:42 in the philippines almost all commercials are shown in all platforms available including mainstream and social media.
commercials this long are "specials" which are normally done for a specific ad campaign or occasions (ie, v-day, christmas, mother;s day etc.) once a year.
Salamat Guys for reacting to this video... GOD BLESS TO BOTH OF YOU
It is called the "TWIST" of the story.
Most of the commercials in the Philippines and abroad as well does the "plot twist" thing. Pulling out the right strings to make it relatable to people and you will feel immersed.
I REALLY LOVE HOW INVESTED YOU GUYS WERE!! My fave reaction video after watching more than 30 of them. You guys broke this down! Haha 😂
😢 The choice is between a past love which the female protagonist and storyteller is having a trouble to move on versus a present love (and potentially also a future love). 😢 What a tough choice she just had, especially if the past love is really that much special, longer, cherished, and uneasy to give up and move on.
THE VOW,commercial guys,stay safe and God bless always
Commercials like that aren't shown on TV. The max length of TV commercial is about 30sec per brand and 10-15 or max of 20 during commercial breaks. Jollibee com series are uploaded on their FB & YT page.
𝘐𝘵 𝘩𝘢𝘴 𝘢𝘭𝘴𝘰 𝘣𝘦𝘦𝘯 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘸𝘯 𝘰𝘯 𝘛𝘝. 𝘐 𝘴𝘢𝘸 𝘪𝘵 𝘢 𝘧𝘦𝘸 𝘵𝘪𝘮𝘦𝘴...
Don't you have tv?
Friendzone? Then try to react VOW kwentong Jollibee 2017..
I enjoyed your reaction so much, haha I was already smiling when you started the video and said your thoughts about it ... Thank you guys
"She picks jollibee" lols!!!! 😂😂
"I still dont like jay bcoz i dont like him in the beginning "😅🤣
Putragis nayan dalang dala sa eksena 😆
"TAGLISH" is what we commonly speak. TAGALOG + ENGLISH
Haha you guys spoke too soon and judged the woman in this commercial 😂✌️
They need to do those twist with Jolibee’s commercial, otherwise it’s just another commercial.
I really like your reactions guys. You are simply honest.
Being honest is good, being racist is not.
The girl didn't two time Paul and Jay at the 1st place, because Paul is just a part of her past.
" Choice" does not refer to whom she should choose between Paul and Jay. It's about the choice and decision whether not to love or to love again, that's why the song says ... once I've learned "To Love Again".❤
✌️😃🇵🇭 *FUN FACTS*
The Philippines has two official languages: Filipino (standardized form, version, variation, language variant, or language variety, and primarily based from the Tagalog regional language), and English (specifically the dialect, variation, language variant, or language variety of Philippine or Filipino English). It also has more than 100 other, different, varied, diverse, and unique, but mostly similar and linguistically related languages and dialects, of both and mostly indigenous, native, autochtonous, regional, or local ones, and also some foreign ones.
It is common in the Philippines and among Filipinos, being mostly or in majority at least a bilingual country/nation and mostly or in majority are at least bilingual people/citizens/nationals to code-switch, mix, and blend two or more languages and dialects in one phrase, clause, or sentence. There are a lot of reasons or causes for or of this, but for now I'll not get into those.
There are three (3) main or major names, kinds, types, forms, versions, variations, language variants, or language varieties for the code-switching, mixing, blending of English and Filipino (and/or Tagalog), and they are called:
1. *Taglish* [tág-lish] = when the language used, plus its grammar, structure or syntax, and word order, among others, are primarily in Filipino national language and/or Tagalog regional language, but code-switched, mixed, or blended with English (or specifically Philippine or Filipino English) phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s.
2. *Englog* [íNG-log] = when the language used, plus its grammar, structure or syntax, and word order, among others, are primarily in the English language (or specifically in Philippine or Filipino English dialect, language variant, or language variety), but code-switched, mixed, or blended with Filipino and/or Tagalog phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s.
3. *Conyo English, Conyo, or Conyotic* = a particular, certain, or specific form, kind, type, variant, or variety of Taglish or Englog that uses, mixes, or blends more English phrase/s, clause/s, and/or word/s, and it usually, typically, or commonly uses the phrase "to do" or "to make" plus a verb in Filipino and/or Tagalog. It's name came from the Spanish word "c*ño", but it has nothing to do with the meaning of this word, although it maybe started to be used as an insulting/insult word, curse word, or swear word to refer, call, or describe this speech, discourse, or language, as it was and is still treated and received by the majority of Filipinos to be classist, and elitist, among others. It originated from adolescent to young adult college and university students (usually, typically, or commonly from the financially stable, well-off, to rich or wealthy middle to upper class, "high society/alta sociedad/alta sosiyedad", and/or "elite class") who attended or attends more English-speaking private (and also quite or pretty expensive to more or highly expensive) schools, international schools, colleges, and universities.
*Note, Reminder, Notice, and/or Disclaimer* :These are all just based on my accumulated and limited personal and background knowledge, past to recent wide online readings and searches, and from my own personal, self-initiated, and self-oriented studies on these topics or subjects.
We mixed Tagalog and English most of the time. Lol Paul was in the past. Her first love. There are lots of tear jerking Jollibee commercials. You're in for a ride. It's always 3 part commercials depending on occassion. Btw, regarding your questions Jollibee Commercials are everywhere social media and even in local TV stations. Jollibee is a big company and they do have budget for commercials.
The best commercial ever made by JOLLIBEE.....
My childhood bestfriend died, i loved him so much, he was supposed to be the bestman on my wedding but didn't get that far. But still i couldn't imagine, if it was my bride that didn't make it! These days.. usually my family down to my grandkids, spent lots of happy bonding moments at jollibee😊.
THAT IS TAGLISH TAGALOG AND ENGLISH ARW MIXED. It comes out naturally from the mouth of filipinos. basically spoken in Manila but In Cebu we have BISLISH bisaya ang English
Hi guys, since you dive into commercial reactions, here's a couple of suggestions aside from Jollibee commercials. Some of these were uploaded years ago and you might have interested to check them out.
1. Manulife - Stand Up (2017)
2. Globe Ph - Star Wars Story (2016)
3. Coca-Cola - The Last Customer (2016)
4. Jollibee - Father's day Special: First Love (2019)
5. Johnson&Johnson - Your Touch Is Enough, Mom (2016)
and a lot more. I will write in suggestions next time.
more power and more subscribers to come ❤
Wow, I'm liking it so far ALL YOUR Commentaries ...hahaha...you'll be shock at the end,....hahahaaaaa.
Miles is right it’s about the story not about how they edited the film
9:48 yeah "pero" (BUT) same in spanish.
Spain colonized Philippines for almost 400yrs
the twist part of the story makes this even better.
OMG! You are so disappointing Phezz. You missed out the whole thing...you are the only one who didn't get the whole concept of UNPREDICTABILITY, TWIST and SURPRISE! You have already created your own story while watching and you got disappointed as it didn't go the way you wanted the story to be. Also about the TEARS and that it was created in ASIA?! :(
I still liked it, and happy it was made in Asia. Sorry I disappointed you.
@@TheCommodity for me its rly okay, not a big deal. like, not everyone would like every single thing about videos and stuff so its completely valid! you guys just shared ur opinion and thoughts on it and i think thats really nice.
I am amazed by you noticing the tear drops falling from her cheeks that jumps from frame to frame. didn't even noticed it. Amazing!
where's the link for your reaction on the date video?
That is the strategy of Jollibee, sirs! To let you go at Jollibee and eat all of your disappointments from his Commercials!!! Haha!
It's funny how you dissected everything and end up being both wrong at the end. 😂
I like your genuine reactions!
Kilig kayo...hahaha
gusto ko yung ang dami nilang theory HAHAHAH tas sa dulo natameme sila sa plot twist🤣🤣
Plot twist. Lol. If you watch more of these, the endings are really unexpected.
try to react the filipino singers that went viral in 2020 or charice pempenco & david foster all by myself.
That's the essence of our commercials..
You guys should react to Jollibee commercial SPACE
Never clicked faster...
Also react to vow and home coming.. Jollibee commercial.
I love your reactions guys. Please react more jollibee commercials, I suggest the VOW and CRUSH.
We admire you both! More power to your CZcams channel! So much love from the Philippines!
Nice right its a twist story...
You need to react all of their Jollibee commercial tho.
I could smell racist tendencies on this guy phezz . It’s reflective on his choice of words when he reacts/ criticize. This can really phiss your viewers phezz. Your face is too proud! Too obvious to miss.
He admitted that he's racist. And it's obvious on his face.
Taglish,.? Yeah we are good at it! Still we are Filipinos!
Also try to react CRUSH and the second part HOMECOMING
Nice observation guys from boys point of view. Very sad character is the chicken... they left it out.. no food on the table.. did you see it?😆 when she was choosing...
I enjoyed the assumptions/discussions in between the clip. 😂❤❤❤
Do more of the Jollibee Ad Series.
Vow, and the others.
About jay is all flash back
The second guy, Jay (Vince Vandorpe) is actually a content creator also on CZcams.
THIS IS A GREAT REACTION. I LOVE THE PROGRESSION.
Phez is the only one who didn’t like the plot out of all the million viewers. 🤣 That’s interesting. It means the plot is working…
True -Phezz
try "VOW".
I like this kind of jollibee reaction videos. Do it more haha
Please react Jollibee , The Vow commercial guys :) Thanks
The story telling is clear...
We have an informal language which is TAGLISH. Where you can mix some tagalog or english in a sentence. Because in this generation its better to say things in english than tagalog. Some words are better said in english anyway rather than the forgotten deep tagalog word.
Foreigners can relate, just learn a little or basic tagalog then mix your language and thats it... voila TAGLISH
Its called PLOT.
filipinos use TAG-LISH like normally .. we use english words together with our own language(tagalog and the local languages) ... its just how filipinos speak, we can express things much easier when we use english words ...
Ahhahahahaahha!!those are epic theories from.u guys..🤣🤣.. unexpected twist in ur area..😅nice one guys..
hahaha 12:20 I'm with you bro, #teampaul
The vow, next...by jollibee.
Your reaction and comment is defferent from the real story hahahahshsha
So funny reaction🤣
Paul died 4 years ago guys..
Paul was just existed in her mind while Jay was around in the present..
You guys were talking while Paul was walking away from the girl..maybe you didn't get it that's why you're confused then..
Need to watch it again sirs.. 😆
One of my favorite jollibbee commercial. "the choice"
Jollibee commercial always had a twist
pls react ,, "vow & perfect pair jollebee commercial
Gotcha 😄!
Please watch also “Vow” and “ Perfect Pair “ by Jollibee
That was a curveball and a half
Please react to a tagalog - chabacano (spanish creole language in the Philippine) the song is PORQUE by Maldita
more jollibee reactions!!! after you finish all of it, next stop is the wish bus reaction 😁
Miles 'hating' Jay, just because. 😆
Do you react to music videos as well?
Maybe you can check out an MV from Sabah entitled Original Sabahan, for starters...
She has a hard time to forgot, that's time when jay enter, to help her to move on
This is more of an Ad than a commercial that is why it is long.
Love your reactions just right from the start of the video... =)
I WANT PAUL ALSO 👌😁😁
BUT YEAH 😭😭😭😭
It's meant to throw you off. I guess Phezz wanted The Sixth Sense to explain in the beginning that Bruce Willis' character was already dead the whole time. That's what good storytelling is for him. J/K :) Sorry for The Sixth Sense spoiler but it's a 22-yr old movie so...
no!!!!!! They left hints throughout the movie, in fact the showed the hints that they left in the movie. You have to be able to pick them up, but if there are no hints it is no longer a twist it is just surprise! Still a great commercial.
Ok after all the PH reactions, then jollibee reactions, next is Wishbus reactions!!!
More jollibee commercial
Next, Jollibee’s VOW commercial.
Hi Guys . Can you please do the reaction of Jollibee Commercial " VOW (pt.1)" and "PERFECT PAIRS (pt.2) "? . I assure you , you'll enjoy it so much . Very interesting story 🤎 . I love watching your reactions guys . God Bless You Hemwee 💋🦋🤎
We will!
@@TheCommodity I'll wait for it x. Thank you so much 🤎🇵🇭
@@TheCommodity omaygasshh 😍 . Thank you for responding 😌
You should react to 'Men Will be Men' it's one of the most funny ads .
Have yoi reacted the video of jollibee in tittled "VOW"? If you had i want to watch your reaction.
So Americans not used to "plot twist" ? Wow it's 🔥 reaction tho. It's just funny that the one with Spanish back ground is the one who didn't understand the plot twist like in "telenovelas" 😂😂 but hoping you don't fake your reaction just because some viewer's didn't like your reaction...
😄😄😄
Wrong commercial bro if u want the friendzone commercial the tittle is vow and its part2 perfect pair.
Thats Expectation vs Reality XD
Hahahaha your friend zone comment though😅
Jollibee fight or flight
Obviously, the story telling was made like that to make us wonder who will she pick. The older guy clearly doesn't get the point. Funny that it was mentioned he even went to film school. Plus he was hinting it was asian that's why he felt it was terrible. Smelling some racism there. Big thumbsdown to him!
Yeah that's it. We do videos about SEA and I'm racist. Lol
That's the the amazing twist of the story😂🇵🇭
Bro started with "Women" Talk
Dang