The DDF Show

It's hard to make it big on the internet. It may even be harder to stay there once you do. Pero tol, madali lang yan if you keep going at it and you're not afraid to try out new things.

In this episode of The DDF Show, we're sitting down with renowned streamer Enzo from 'Call Me Uncle Ju', where we'll find out how a food vlogger and cultural worker broke into the local streaming biz. He'll teach you how to make it in a  world riddled with ML players, joga streamers, and Axie Infinity -- as long as you're willing to push your limits.

Seizing the means of production has never been an easy task for the working masses. But now they've sent us working at home! Turns out the whole experience is comfier than we first thought.

In this episode, the boys of DDF have come together to talk about their experiences with the grand Work-From-Home experiment. Is it good? Bad? Or something in between? (spoiler: it rocks lol)

Anime. Japan. Internet. Manko.

Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony.

Then, everything changed when the weeaboo predators attacked.

The DDF Show now has a second season. In this first episode, we pull in an internet degeneracy expert to discuss one of the universe's unsolvable mysteries: How did some weeaboos go from being a bunch of elitists to being a bunch of predators?

V has come to.

The Enhanced Community Quarantine over Metro Manila and its surrounding provinces serves as a grim reminder that we, as Filipinos, have yet to see the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. What can we do to finally see the light at the end of the tunnel? In this episode of The DDF Show, we sat down to discuss what we think are the solutions necessary to bring the country closer to the end of this crisis. So wear your mask, sanitize your hands, and listen in to The DDF Show!

With areas under the 'NCR plus' bubble once again under Enhanced Community Quarantine, it is easy to point out mistakes made by the people in charge. But what's hard is dealing with this simple phrase which could be the possible answer in return:   'Ehdi ikaw na madaming alam!'

That is why the self-declared professors of DDF University return with a new course full of pseudo-knowledge: B.S. Smart-shaming. In this lecture, you will learn what smart-shaming is, hear smart-shaming in action, and know how to address it. The feeling of insight is guaranteed (though actual knowledge is not). So once again, pull up a chair, get ready to take notes, and prepare yourself for pseudo-education par excellence.   DDF University. Theoretical knowledge, theoretical degrees for the modern Filipinx.

Three days to go before March 16, when everything changed a year ago because Coronavirus attacked. Lockdowns, facemasks, social distancing -- once dismissed as signs of viral paranoia, now all parts of our daily lives. What else had changed when President Rodrigo Duterte placed the entire island of Luzon under Enhanced Community Quarantine? What about a year later, when we're again seeing a spike in Covid-19 cases? Let's talk about it. Put on your mask and face shield, spray some Lysol into the air, and listen in to The DDF Show.

Who doesn't know the Metro Manila Film Festival? That time when Vic Sotto and Vice Ganda films dominate the theaters, that time we're most likely to see the 69th installment of Enteng Kabisote 2077: Praybeyt Benjamin. But what if we told you it was once a time when the greatest Filipino films were showcased for the whole country to see? Hard to believe? Maybe -- but we're not joking. So turn off Netflix, pull up 'Lastikman' on Youtube, and listen in to the DDF Show!

From the smoothbrains that brought you the B.S. Simpology comes another lecture tackling culture, class and Sexual Market Value. The self-declared professors of DDF University bring you a new lecture on Inceldom -- a sub-culture known to be one of the deepest chasms of male existence, but according to its adherents, the most euphoric. So pull up a chair, prepare to take notes, and listen to pseudo-education par excellence.

DDF University. Theoretical knowledge, theoretical degrees for the modern Filipinx.

Hatsune Miku isn’t all there is to Vocaloid songs, and all Vocaloid songs don’t have to be in Japanese. Enter Dasu of Stellar Paradigm -- the Philippines-based Vocaloid composer behind million-view hits like ‘Nakakapagpabagabag’, and '86’. In this episode, the boys of The DDF Show sit down with her to talk about the new type of sound she’s been trying to put out for the past eight years, along with her emotional roller-coaster of a web novel, Stellar Paradigm. We’ll also dig into how she juggles the life of a composer, novelist, and head-honcho of her own business. So remove thyself of that yee yee ass haircut, get some wenches on your doodle dasher, and listen in to The DDF Show!

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Most of you probably watch the news a lot these days. The Coronavirus has made us glued to our TV sets and computers to get the latest update. But have you looked at those who give you the news? Thought about how they’re like off the camera? What their hobbies are? We wondered about these things too.   So we invited the ABS-CBN News Channel’s Nikki De Guzman to talk about her experiences in front of a teleprompter and her love for Tolkien and high fantasy. So just sit tight, remember robots will probably take your job someday, and tune in to The DDF Show!  

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