Campus Nepo Baby

I’ve been waiting for someone to call her out, but since no one did, might as well be the first one doing it. There’s this one girl from CRS that you all probably know — she’s an officer in our school’s council. Comes from a very well-off family — her dad is the mayor of one of the provinces here in Iloilo. If you’re updated with the news lately or even live there, you’d know that whenever it rains hard (or sometimes even just drizzles), it easily floods in my hometown — yes, I live there. I’m honestly sick and tired of seeing my siblings and myself struggling to go to school or anywhere because of an issue that could’ve been fixed years ago if we had proper officials who actually cared. Meanwhile, she’s out here living her best life — traveling, going to concerts, posting her luxurious lifestyle like nothing’s wrong.

The irony of it all is just hard to ignore. You stand on stages talking about “leadership,” “integrity,” and “making a difference,” but when it’s your own people who need help, you vanish behind filters and captions. Your family loves the spotlight, not the responsibility. And i hear, next in line is tour brother? haahaha goodluck to us people of leganes

And what’s even funnier? It’s so hypocritical of you to post about the current issue in the Philippines — calling out “nepo babies” and corruption — when you literally are one. You benefit from the same privilege you’re pretending to criticize. The irony is wild. Sometimes silence would look better than fake activism.

CLUE: O.J