Why was it when we were trudging through January it felt like a lifetime, but 4 weeks of April flew by in the blink of an eye? Take a break from your work and your binge-watching and look at the weirdest posts we’ve dug up from our news feeds this week:
The shenanigans over at TikTok
I– I want.. what they have pic.twitter.com/hncWpiG8oD
— CHARLI SCTEx (@keiakamatsu) April 27, 2020
The quarantine will bring a second renaissance, they said. pic.twitter.com/1vEKLBXh73
— nikki mccann ramírez (@NikkiMcR) April 26, 2020
They say people would resort to the arts if this quarantine gets any further and I guess they’re right… only they didn’t specify what kind of arts the masses will dabble in. TikTok is definitely hailed as the official quarantine app.
Grandparents: Quarantine Version
My grandpa straight up printed out a meme and mailed it to me pic.twitter.com/q8DZleMUL7
— Jamie (@babygiraffestan) April 27, 2020
WHY DID MY 75 YEAR OLD NANI POST THIS ON FACEBOOK MAN pic.twitter.com/2CaF3ftjtb
— amal (@uhmuhl) April 27, 2020
If you don’t understand old people humor, you need a doctor.
The Sexbomb girls had a reunion
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Before we knew of K-pop groups, we were all SexBomb Girls stans, the OG all-girl sing and dance group. At the height of their fame, they also became actresses with their own teleserye Daisy Siete which ran for 7 years with 26 seasons. The former members aren’t active anymore so we all owe Rochelle Pangilinan a huge thanks for gathering the girls in a Zoom reunion. Maybe their signature chant “Get, get, awww!” can cure the virus.
Even chickens idolize them.
How about some indoor hiking?
https://www.facebook.com/SportsCenter/videos/2598187127093598/
If we can’t get to the great outdoors, we’ll have to bring the great outdoors to us.
Ivory Coast king held a special exorcism ceremony for the coronavirus and it includes a parade of naked women
Yup, you read that right. Ivory Coast is a country located on the south coast of West Africa. Sanwi is an independent kingdom in Ivory Coast and their king, King Amon N’Douffou V, held a special exorcism to protect his people, some three million of them, from the coronavirus pandemic. With more than 1,000 affected by the virus, the government has resorted to traditional measures.
Aside from other rituals, the king ordered the women to perform a ritual called ‘adjalou’ where naked women go on a procession through the village. The women then erect barricades at village entrances to “prevent bad spirits from entering and claiming lives.”
Pinoy parents continue naming their babies after the pandemic
You’ve heard of Covid Bryant and Covid Rose (and possibly even the rumored Covidubidapdap), but unfortunately, we haven’t seen the last of the pandemic babies. Covid Marie‘s parents said she was named after the virus because her parents wanted to remember that it did not only bring suffering, it also brought with it a blessing a.k.a. the baby. We’re just not quite sure if the name will still be cute when Covid Marie turns 18.
PSA to all parents out there, maybe it’s time you lay off with the pandemic-related names.
A half-naked woman was seen in a Spanish news anchor’s interview background
There has been a fair share of embarrassing stories involving online conferences being passed around on the internet (there’s even one on Mayor Vico Sotto), but this one has a shocking twist. Alfonso Merlos was being interviewed for the YouTube show State of Alarm when a woman, identified as Spanish TV show Socialité reporter Alexia Rivas, walked past the frame in the background, semi-naked. The plot twist? She isn’t his girlfriend.
Reports say Merlos is currently going through a painful breakup with his girlfriend Marta Lopez. Although he claims they have been separated for quite some time now.
Lisa’s sexy legs meme
Lisa from popular K-pop group BlackPink recently released a dance performance film where she was shown busting out A-grade dancing moves to QUIN and 6Lack’s Mushroom Chocolate. The performance was so phenomenal, her booty shorts and thigh-high black boots became quite the meme on Twitter.
please tell me this worked pic.twitter.com/dDXGAeDO8J
— ty ♡ (@riseofridley) April 25, 2020
did it work pic.twitter.com/soRAbstQvr
— | charles xavier apologist (@cherikisms) April 25, 2020
Did it work? pic.twitter.com/xvlXyEv6vF
— Let’s Talk Man-Thing (@Adventurin2Fear) April 26, 2020
Yes, Lisa’s legs are so powerful they can get famous on their own. It can probably promote itself and BlackPink.
What’s the weirdest thing you’ve seen all week?
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