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If this is your first visit, welcome! This site is devoted to my life experiences as a Filipino-American who immigrated from the Philippines to the United States in 1960. I came to the US as a graduate student when I was 26 years old. I am now in my mid-80's and thanks God for his blessings, I have four successful and professional children and six grandchildren here in the US. My wife and I had been enjoying the snow bird lifestyle between US and Philippines after my retirement from USFDA in 2002. Macrine(RIP),Me and my oldest son are the Intellectual migrants. Were were born in the Philippines, came to the US in 1960 and later became US citizens in 1972. Some of the photos and videos in this site, I do not own. However, I have no intention on infringing on your copyrights. Cheers!

Sunday, May 1, 2022

Most Popular Non-Filipino Vloggers in the Philippines

 

In my previous posting, I discussed the term Filipino-baiting. It referred to actions of non-Filipino vloggers just to earn clicks and views solely for cash and money. Their feelings for the Philippines are not real but artificial and insincere. Their vlogs are targeted mainly to attract Filipino subscribers and thus cash. 

The following are eight most popular foreign vloggers living in the Philippines. Two in the List, Making it Happened and the Juicy Vlog are accused of Filipino Baiting. View their vlogs and judged for yourself.

Personally, I watched Becoming Filipino by Kyle Jennermann from Canada. His vlogs about Marinduque my second home, I treasured very much.   Here are his videos about Marinduque.   

 








https://www.gmanetwork.com/entertainment/celebritylife/hobbies/70838/8-foreign-vloggers-living-in-the-philippines-you-should-follow-on-youtube/story 

There are several non-Filipinos vlogging about the Philippines claiming they are travel blogs. Some of them are good, others are trashy. 

As of 2021, the Philippines has the highest social media usage rate in the world and their internet use is 60% higher than the average, at 11 hours a day! That's staggering online time. And it's been that way for the past few years. On social media, Filipinos spend an average of 4 hours and 15 minutes every day (dated Nov 2, 2021). So the Philippines is a heaven for Filipino-baiting and a cash cow for vloggers. 

What is BecomingFilipino's net worth?

BecomingFilipino is a Canadian YouTube channel with over 937.00K subscribers. It started 15 years ago and has 1207 uploaded videos.

The net worth of BecomingFilipino's channel through 26 Apr 2022

$1,413,206

Videos on the channel are posted in the categories Lifestyle, Tourism, Food. Kyle vlogs inspired me to rename one of my blogs, BecomingAmerican in 2020.

https://davidbkatague.blogspot.com/2020/12/renaming-one-of-my-blogs-becoming.html

 

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