MOYMOY PALABOY & ROADFILL's COKE CHRISTMAS TV Commercial

Here's the follow-up to the Coke Brrr commercial on TV. It's the Moymoy Palaboy & Roadfill Christmas Brrr Coke TV commerical



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ROADFILL (of MOYMOY PALABOY) 'A Fairy Tale' Number at EAT BULAGA - Oct. 23, 2010

Here's a video I recorded from GMA-7's Eat Bulaga October 23, 2010 Saturday. It features Roadfill of Moymoy Palaboy fame along with Aljur Abrenica, Lovi Poe, Paulene Luna and Julia Clarete in a 'fairy tale' opening number. Enjoy the video



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MOYMOY PALABOY & ROADFILL "CONGA" - October 22, 2010

Here's the latest IyoTube video of the ever popular YouTube sensation Moymoy Palaboy & Roadfill lipsynching Gloria Estefan's Conga. Video aired October 22, 2010 on GMA-7's longest running comedy show Bubble Gang

Video recorded and uploaded to YouTube by DCRJ (Dan C Rivera Jr)


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Why Need Musical Instruments When You Have an iPhone ? ATOMIC TOM's TAKE ME OUT

A New York band's performance of one of their songs played entirely on iPhones in a subway car has become a smash hit on YouTube and won them legions of new fans.

The band, Atomic Tom, uploaded the video to YouTube on October 14 and it has since attracted more than 2.2 million views.

In the video, they perform their song "Take Me Out" using iPhone applications which simulate drums, guitar and piano.

At the start of the four-and-a-half minute video, the group claims that their instruments were stolen and they had to improvise with iPhones.

Lead singer Luke White admitted in an interview with ABC News, however, that the performance wasn't quite that spontaneous.

He said their instruments hadn't been stolen and they had concealed small battery-powered amplifiers under each of their seats for better sound quality.

Atomic Tom's Facebook page has been inundated with posts by newfound fans and the YouTube video has attracted thousands of comments.

"Loved your video on YouTube! Totally awesome!" said Kris Tripp Conner on Facebook.

"Just saw the 'subway' video. Awesome concept and amazing performance. Definitely got yourselves a new fan here," said Scott Brumley.

MOYMOY PALABOY & ROADFILL's COCA-COLA BRRRR TV COMMERCIAL

Here's the fun TV commercial of Moymoy Palaboy and Roadfill.

Coca-Cola Brrrr TV Commercial

MANNY PACQUIAO 15 Years of Fighting, 56 Fights, Now One More Fight (ANTONIO MARGARITO)

Here's an interesting TV commercial featuring the legendary Manny Pacquiao. It captured the essence of Manny's fight struggles and achievements with glorious musical accompaniment.

Recorded and uploaded to YouTube by DCRJ (Dan C Rivera Jr)



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Cebu Pacific Air's Safety Vid hits it big on the Web feat. DANCING FLIGHT ATTENDANTS

Chalk one up for Filipino creativity, as the Philippine's premier budget airline, Cebu Pacific, has gained worldwide fame because of its Lady Gaga- and Katy Perry-inspired safety video. As of this writing, the 4-day-old YouTube video uploaded by user wingco1129 has racked up 4,513,103 hits!

The video, which features Cebu Pacific's flight attendants dancing to Lady Gaga's Just Dance and Katy Perry's California Gurls, has been reposted in major online publications worldwide such as Gizmodo, Telegraph, NYMag's Vulture, and our very own Spot.ph. Both foreigners and Filipinos abroad laud the effort, with some saying that Cebu Pac's gimmick could very well up the ante for other budget carriers around the world.



In an interview with Spot, Candice Iyog, Cebu Pacific's vice-president for marketing, said that "Cebu Pacific has always been known as the fun airline, and this is just another way to bring out our culture as an airline. Being the largest airline can still be fun especially as we showcase homegrown talent, too."

We hear ya loud and clear, Candice. Kudos on your airline's newfound fame. Here's to hoping that international news about the Philippines sound more like this, rather than more like this.

Oh, and just to clear the air (pun intended), the safety vid was done at cruising altitude and did not replace the serious safety demo usually done during flights. We wouldn't be surprised, though, if they finally get rid of the old routine. Airport security is already boring enough.