Frankie Pangilinan Shows Us How to Stage a Revolution in the Digital Era

Night interrupted

In her apartment in New York, where she’s currently studying, Kakie was just having a quiet night in, trying to get some homework done and maybe scrolling through social media and occasionally crying in Kit Thompson, when suddenly, she sees . . . this.

Start small

Kakie starts with seemingly nonchalant yet still snarky comments. Every revolution has to start somewhere after all.

Build the momentum

Just keep up the momentum. And throw some more shade. Because shade is the digital era’s language. And it’s not like she’s wrong . . .

Get to work

President Duterte is the one who said this. Kakie’s just holding him to his promise. And honestly, he said this so many times already it’s a wonder how he’s still in Malacañang.

Maybe enlist some help

Can’t do all the work alone! Families—as well as the nation—must come together to topple those in power.

Set the record straight

Yup, Kakie just cancelled fake news. This is how you do it, trolls.

And thanks, Miel, even if the farm signal was bad.

Smile

Kakie needs it for the revolution! And what’s a revolution if you don’t smile in the end? We just want to be happy; that’s why we’re rebelling in the first place.

And you know, smile, because you have a newfound purpose.

But first things first

Graduation must come first. Make your dad and mom proud. Even if you have to pull all-nighters.

We stan a revolutionary! And honestly, Kakie’s our spirit animal. Just look at how real she is:

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