CHICHARON! (Animated Story time)
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Published 2019-09-28
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All Comments (21)
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Thank you for watching everyone! Watch my latest video too! Hope to see you there! ⮕ https://youtu.be/Q82FLi6G-Gs
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When you’re both Filipino and Mexican so you get to enjoy chicharrón at every family party
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Im Mexican and I was amazed to hear of chicharrón from a Filipino :O So apparently chicharrón actually comes originally from Spain, and a bunch of cultures have this little greasy snack on their culinary selection
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Me a Latina : yes finally someone who also knows of the wonders of chicharrón
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Look at Spain's sons discussing over who owns the Chicharon or who doesn't, weirdly entertaining.
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She protecc She attaccc But most importantly she’s Eating a Hispanic snaccc It’s also a Filipino snaccc
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omg we get it. Filipino and Hispanics have A LOT in common. Ya’lls don’t gotta keep commenting it. Spain conquered both of us.
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Can we just appreciate the animation, you’re so talented omg🥺💙
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People:”So what food do tou like?” Filipino’s: i t ‘ s c o m p l i c a t e d
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Mexico: porkskin Spain: also pork skin Filipino: Mang Juan
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Filipinos and Latinos share one major thing: The love for chicharrón. Edit: Exusisimi, 1k likes???, Damn, so many people agree
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I'm British 🇬🇧 - Filipino 🇵🇭 , I would totally confirm this is the only Delicacy that represents the Philippines for some specific Reason.
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All this comments about her pronunciation. . That is her ACCENT! That's how we pronounce "CHICHARON" ever since we were born--- in the Philippines. CHICHARON was also part of our culture, not just in Latin America or Spain. Don't persecute (insult/correct/question) her if she has a different pronunciation, we just don't roll our R's. Thank you!
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Why do I love saying "Chicharon" in her accent
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Interesting fact: Filipino used to speak a lot of Spanish and was the official language until 1973, now they speak more on their original language Tagalog and English is also an official language, but many Hispanic words are still used on this day. Here in Mexico we call it Chicharrón.
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As a latina y can tell you chicharrón is a gift of the goodness of the food
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R.I.P legendary chicharon…you will be missed.
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filipino person: here’s a snack from my childhood every hispanics watching this: I FEEL ATTACKED
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Everyone: excited for chicharon Grandma: Everyone: why do I hear boss music?
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"do you know what chicharon is?" me, who lives in mexico: YES.
