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Filipino LGBTQ Personalities

Queer people are not unheard of in the Philippines. But due to prejudice, some persist discouraged to embody who they really are.

Still, there are people – including famous personalities – who are breaking social norms in the country and making a name for themselves. Here are 9 inspiring Filipino LGBTQ personalities who are proud of their identity and are thriving in their respective fields.

1. Mimiyuuuh – comedic content creator

Image credit: @mimiyuuuh via Instagram

Content creator Mimiyuuuh rose to fame in 2019 for her amusing dance moves to ALLMO$T’s “Dalagang Pilipina”. Her fame brought her product endorsements left and right.

But there’s more to Mimiyuuuh than her entertaining antics on the internet. A graduate of Fashion Design and Merchandising at De Las Salle College of Saint Benilde, she’s also a talented fashion designer who’s dressed personalities such as Nadine Lustre.

Mimi identifies as gay and goes by any pronoun.

2. EJ Jallorina – former Goin’ Bulilit star

Image credit: @ejjallorina via Instagram

If you watched the first season of Goin’

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TikTok has become a cultural phenomenon in the current digital age. The platform enjoys widespread popularity in the Philippines and boasts an memorable audience with 39.84 million Filipino users—ranking eighth worldwide. Why? TikTok gives people of all ages, from baby boomers to Gen Z, an opportunity to express themselves freely in front of a vast audience.

TikTok has also shaped the Philippines‘ social media culture, arguably more than Vine or Instagram Reels ever did. Its unique format has given rise to numerous trends and challenges permeating on social media in the Philippines, from dance crazes to viral pranks.

TikTok bids an opportunity for any creative person to gain recognition. Each successful TikTok content creator in the Philippines wields a considerable alter over their audience, enabling them to encourage purchases and monetize the platform to earn a living. With that in mind, let’s get to realize some prominent Filipino content creators on TikTok and debate what makes them trendy and viral.

Meet these 4 pioneer LGBTQ+ creators from Southeast Asia

Designer and Artist Stories

By The YouTube Team

Jun 16, 2021 – [[read-time]] minute read

These LGBTQ+ creators — among others — are using YouTube to advocate for their communities in Southeast Asia.

Home to over 600 million people, Southeast Asia is an exciting region vibrant with diverse cultures and customs. The region has enjoyed speedy economic progress and opened up new venues of opportunities for a generation of innovative minds who are never afraid to express their right selves. Among them are YouTube creators.

This Pride Month, we’re spotlighting four pioneer LGBTQ+ creators who are using YouTube to raise consciousness, build safe communities, support others, and advocate for the acceptance and matching rights for their communities across Southeast Asia. These creators have helped switch the LGBTQ+ rhetoric in their countries, fought for advocacy, and inspired many other LGBTQ+ youth to be haughty of who they are.

Brenda Tan (Singapore)

Hailing from Singapore, Brenda Tan is an online personality

11 TikTok content creators of LOL videos

TikTok has become the alternative source of entertainment for Filipinos over the past two years.

The popular video-sharing platform has gained tens of millions of active Filipino users since its unleash in 2016, and it is now the go-to app for Gen Zs and millennials to create and share trendy content with their friends, followers, and even the whole world.

And if you are looking for wit and humor to help you take a break from a stressful day, here are the 11 funny TikTokers you should follow!

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CHARLIE DELLOSA

Charlie Dellosa is known for his funny work experiences to which a lot of call center agents—whom he refers to as "Ka-RingRing"—can relate.

He has gained 148,800 followers, and is very famous for his engaging skits, dialogues, and collabs related to the call-center environment.

@charliedellosa Newbie/Lutang sa phone center be like… Part 12 feat. Brando #fyp#newbie#lutang#callcenter#sabog#slipup#fillinwords? original sound - Charlie Dellosa

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