ZSA ZSA PADILLA |
The singer and actress Zsa Zsa Padilla has an appeal to
‘irresponsible’ social media users.
What are the bad tweets she receives? And what she says
about it?
The divine diva Zsa Zsa Padilla confesses her feelings of
being hurt when people give a negative comment on her Twitter, and she hopes
everyone exercises responsibility and observes good manners in using social
networking sites.
On In recent reports, Zsa Zsa referred as a ‘Botox queen’
and even endeavored to ask why she is still included in ‘ASAP Rocks,” according
to the tweets to her.
“Masaya ba kayong mawalan ajo ng
job bilang breadwinner ng family ko now? Sana
magisip naman kayo sa mga tweet ninyo. Nagtratrabaho lang po. Every week nyo na
Lang ako binabastos L,” she replied.
In the latest celebrity update, Zsa Zsa said on the
interview at the victory party of’ ‘Budoy’ in Club Excess that she wants people
to ‘have an understanding of some sort of responsibility.”
“So, sana naman yung mga kabataan ay magkaroon
naman ng konting responsibility. Lahat naman tayo mga tao, mga Kristyano,
karamihan naman ng Pilipino my konsyensya. I just want people, especially the
young, to have an understanding of some sort of responsibility. Not just
because you remain anonymous, and we are who we are, we write who we are” she
said.
Padilla speaks about that she doesn’t understand why ‘there
is so much hatred in the internet.” She also admits negative comments hurt her
the way it would as any other person.
“It doesn’t give them the right to
bash, alamin mo muna yung history ng artist, ano yung nacontribute nung artist
bago ka magsalita kasi masakit eh. Tao lang kami, nakakaramdam kami ng sakit,”
she said.
Zsa Zsa also said that Twitter is her way of communicating
with her fans. However, malicious comments and attacks on their job take away
the fun.
“They like
it when we post photos, they like it when we tell then what we’re doing, what
we’re cooking, mga bagay na hindi nila nakikita sa amin. It’s just that syempre
minsan kapag sariling hanapbuhay mo na ‘yung pinupunterya nila every week,
hindi na talaga nakakatuwa iyon,” she added.
She thinks there are more things one should do rather than
being online all the time. She feels sad for the “misguided” and those “whose
parents don’t have time for them.”
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