Jejemon | THE DDF SHOW

Are you into Psychedelic Rock? How about Dreampop? Alternative? I know I haven't been hearing much of it on the local airwaves, so we at The DDF Show decided to sit down and talk with one of the up-and-coming bands in this burgeoning scene: Kubra Commander. We sat down with band vocalist and founding member Bobbi Olvido to find out what kind of music his band does and how it came to be. ====================================== DISCLAIMER: The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

The DDF Show isn't a history show, but we're dipping deep into the past to learn about an ancient culture. Jejemons disappeared around 2011 A.D. How did they rise? What caused them to fall? It's time to get educated, folks!    So put on those rubber ballers, text 'e0w pfouhz' to your friends, and listen in to another episode of The DDF Show!

Are Filipinos onion-skinned? No, of course not! Sinong nagsabi onion-skinned mga Pinoy? Palibahasa naka-tikim lang ng criticism iyak agad? Baka ikaw paiyakin namin diyan! Anong Gates of Hell yung Manila? Baka ikaw ipadala namin sa impyerno! Di namin nakakalimutan yung sinabi mo sa pagkaing pinoy; panget ng luto ng mama mo! Palibhasa you're a foreigner; anong akala mo sa amin?   So sit down, get a copy of 'Inferno' by Dan Brown, and listen in to another episode of The DDF Show!

Life behind bars is tough, and we have the evidence to prove it. Aside from the stereotypes -- ice picks, contraband, soap bars -- there are many more things to think about when you're in prison. Whether you'll come out in one piece, and whether the people you care about will still be there when you come out.    That's why the boys of the DDF talked with Tim Cashman, who spent a decade of his life behind bars including the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa. His story will definitely give you a deeper look into prison life, as much as it did us.

The Red Pill. Where do I start? Is it the liberation of the Manipulated Man from our secretly Matriarchal Society? Is it the ethos of a money-hustling, grind-setting, child-leaving man? Or is it the most effective contraceptive known to man? Well, boys and girls, The DDF has taken it upon itself discuss the crimson pill and illuminate its secrets.

The boys are showing they have culture as they talk to theater actor and fur dad Remus Villanueva. He talks about his experiences with acting on stage and how theater groups are doing amid the COVID-19 pandemic.    So, has theater gone quietly into the night? Not at all, my cultured friends, not at all.

In the latest episode of The DDF Show, the boys are sitting down with Paul of Fishline CreatiVlog -- where he shows us the world of freelance graphic design and the more aquatic world of fish.    Ever wanted to get started on your own freelance design career? Maybe build your first aquarium? Paul has all the answers.

How bad is life in the office?    Actually, kinda bad but pretty good too. Confused? Well, watch as the boys of the DDF give their insights on office politics, long travel times, and cubicle maneuvering. Don't worry; it's definitely all totally unbiased opinions cough cough not really cough cough oh god I think I caught the coof  

It's hard to make it big on the internet. It may even be harder to stay there once you do. Pero tol, madali lang yan if you keep going at it and you're not afraid to try out new things. In this episode of The DDF Show, we're sitting down with renowned streamer Enzo from 'Call Me Uncle Ju', where we'll find out how a food vlogger and cultural worker broke into the local streaming biz. He'll teach you how to make it in a  world riddled with ML players, joga streamers, and Axie Infinity -- as long as you're willing to push your limits.

Seizing the means of production has never been an easy task for the working masses. But now they've sent us working at home! Turns out the whole experience is comfier than we first thought. In this episode, the boys of DDF have come together to talk about their experiences with the grand Work-From-Home experiment. Is it good? Bad? Or something in between? (spoiler: it rocks lol)