So, You're Telling Me #AMALAYER? #amasinner #amauneducated

Paula Jamie Salvosa: "So, now you're making me look like a liar?  So, #amalayer?  So, you're telling me #amalayer?  #amalayer?  #amalayer?  Answer me.  #amalayer?"
(Screen grab from the viral YouTube post.  CCTO)

Paula Jamie Salvosa:  "Ate, may pinag-aralan akong tao!"  (Sister, I am an educated person.)
(Screen grab from the viral YouTube post.  CCTO)

Paula Jamie Salvosa: "Ginanon mo 'ko.  (You did that to me.)  I'm just returning you the favor... You are a freakin' liar, miss."
(Screen grab from the viral YouTube post.  CCTO)

I woke up this morning with the hashtag #amalayer trending worldwide in Twitter.  I logged-in to Facebook and there's #amalayer again.  What's with this #amalayer?  I followed a link in Facebook to a YouTube parody of #amalayer.  It turned out that a young girl named Paula Jamie Salvosa made a scene in public and humiliated a lady guard in one of Metro Manila's Light Rail Transit (LRT) stations.   She was slashing the lady guard with harsh words for apparently stopping her on her way into the station.  The Twitter hashtag #amalayer is from the way Salvosa erroneously pronounced the phrase "I'm a liar?".

How To Survive a Flood by jemdahunk

Here goes jemdahunk again.  With his funny antics, he came up with this new how-to video - the "How to Survive a Flood".  In these dreadful situations, we Filipinos are famous for "resiliency" and "bayanihan" (i.e., community-wide cooperative endeavor).  Filipinos have survived tragedies and misfortunes, be they caused by natural calamities, effects of economic upheavals of superpower nations, or by land-claiming bully countries.  The secret is Filipino's innate talent in spinning any situation into source of laughter and fun.  Hey, laughter after all is the best medicine, right?

Abercrombie & Fitch Male Models and Call Me Maybe. Yum!

I just wanna call Carly Rae Jepsen and tell her:  "Hey, it's all your fault.  I now have this LSS crap.".  It's good to unwind on weekends - relax and mellow down.  But this song keeps on bugging me.  Darn this "last song syndrome".  (Is it really a term?)  CALL ME MAYBE would not allow me to relax.  My body wants to move on its own like it's being electrocuted, and vicariously move to the song's catchy rhythm.

Think about it.  If you are to mix this song with Abercrombie & Fitch eye candies with all those hard ripped abs and hard bodies, and with London and New York backdrops,  what do you have?  Answer: the gayest thing ever!  Just kidding.  You'll have a "dancing moment".  It's like you wanna get up, move your feet to the rhythm of Call Me Maybe, and bob your head like you're in the Slumdog Millionaire end credit production number with gorgeous male models instead of Indian backup dancers.  Can you imagine it?

Seriously, for months now, Jepsen's Call Me Maybe has hundreds of parodies on YouTube and I haven't gotten tired of it.  It'll pass soon, I know, but this Abercrombie & Fitch YouTube video not only made the song good for the ears but also good for the eyes.  YUM!  Watch this video to know what I am talking about.

So did you like it?   Have you got other videos of this hit song?  Why not link it here?