Sinong t@ng@ naman bibili nyan? Afford ko yan pero mga taong hindi lang gumagamit ng utak o TH magpakasosyal ang bibili nyan. Same quality lang sa tig 150 pesos na scrunchie pero magtatapon ka ng 1000+ hahahhaa 🤣 it's jlnot giving sosyal vibes, it's giving uto uto vibes, girl
@12:50 I came from a well-to-do background, lalo na sa side ng mom ko. But I won't buy that ugly scrunchie either lol. I'd rather just donate that money straight up! Our long time kasambahay knits way better looking and good quality of scrunchies, which I love wearing. Si smiley penoys obvious naman na 🤡 yan. Rage bait is a meal or meals for that person.
i can afford that as well, but I am not going to buy that. pag sinuot mo yan di naman malalaman ng mga to na tig 2k yan. daming magagandang ganyan sa quiapo at divisoria. gawa ba sa ginto ang tela nya? di bale na. yung 2k ko maraming mabibiling bagay.
Gurl I can buy a set or 2 but I would rather buy the 50 pesos scrunchies sa bangketa ang give livelihood sa totoong gumagawa at nagbebenta nito. Laking insult ng $1 donation sa ₱2000/pc price.
Afford ko nman and yet this is still insulting. Like, kung gusto ko tlaga makatulong sa Pinas by buying local goods, eh punta and buy directly na lng ako sa mismong source than buying this sh*t bahay kubo store. Nakatulong pa ako sa turismo ng lugar nila.
So kung Chanel yan bibilhin mo kahit nasa 5-8k ang price? I mean what’s the point kung isisipin naman ng ibang tao na nabili mo yan sa Divisoria? Ang sakit lang sa dibdib di ba? Hehe
At 1:58 meron talagang hair accessories ang mga luxury brands meron nga simpleng headband na 15k ang price. Ang difference lang made of silk ung headband at printed logo sa mismong tela siya.
Paano nakakalusot ang ganyan? Tsaka dapat ipagbawal yang mga tradisyonal na pangalan na related sa ph. Ano yan bahay kubo? Ano kunek? Parang masabi lang na unique or something. Nakakasira sa image ng mga Pilipino.
Actually I did a quick search about her business. Nabasa ko sa About tungkol sa kung pano nag start business niya. She was clearly using her roots to promote her business. She’s Fil-British based in NY.
According to the product description: The color material for the gold colored scrunchies was mixed with gold dust; platinum for the silver colored scrunchie; ivory for thw white one; and copper for the brown/copper colored scrunchie. As such and because of the intricate and painstaking effort in the design and production which is hand made by art courtesans in China and Southeast Asia they come up with these products that will satisfy the upper fashonistas around the world.
Yung gamit na gamit niya ang Filipino culture and the local groups pero ang donation is P50 from a P2,000 worth item na mabebenta? I'd rather buy directly from a local artisan.
anong meron bakit mahal?? serious question.. if its from well known luxury brand maintindihan ko pa kasi you are buying the brand name. eh ito hindi naman kilalang brand so it must be the materials used.
Kung namamahalan kayo, obviously you’re not the target market. Though nothing special sa tinda nya, might as well, sell it sa international market mas magkaka chance sha.
But if you look at the bigger picture, it's not an issue of whether you can afford it or not. She's obviously selling it to rich people under the pretense na it's promoting Filipino culture and at the same time helping local communities/NGOs in the Philippines when the reality is singkwenta pesos lang naman ang mapupunta sa donasyon for every item na mabebenta. Pero if yung raw materials naman ay galing mismo dito sa atin at yung mga worker ay Pinoy at kumikita sila ng tama, then walang problema.
Sp sino ba target nya since she used the name BAHAY KUBO to promote her brand? Alam kya nya na bahay kubo means simpleng bahay - a nipa hut actually - where low class Phil citizens lived? How can you connect that to her overly expensive items na di naman kilala? DTI should look at this matter seriously.
Funny that they are saying na target market is “rich” pero gamit na gamit ang “bahay kubo” which is associated with a simple pinoy life haha! How contradicting! Pinagkakitaan ang kultura at ginagawang uto uto ang tao. Palitan na lang ng “forbes mansion” lol kung yun talaga target niyo.. Ginamit pa bahay kubo
Yan ang tawag sa free economy. Di naman yan needs para mag reklamo kayong overpriced, so kung may money to burn ka why not. If wala mag divi ka nalang. Walang pilitan.
Paanong target market is mayaman kung hindi pa naman kilala ang brand. Yun LV and the likes ganun ang presyo kasi kilala na at made in Europe na malaki ang sahod.
What's weird is... this company is based in the US. So di ko magets kung bakit g na g yung mga pinoy content creators, dahil mahal??? If it was because of using "bahay kubo", sure. Kung yun sana ang pinuputak ng butsi. But the target market is US, bakit nagrereak mga pinoy T_T hindi nyo naman sure how much they have to pay for taxes, etc. Isa pa, strategy din talaga yung mahalan ang price ng isang murang item para magkaron ng premium feels/exclusivity kuno—kasi meron talagang market/people na ganyan ang trip.
if it is Hermes or LV, Van Cleef or Tiffany you have no problem parting with your money to buy their overpriced products yet if an unknown does it you are suddenly outrage.
Catering to the higher class mga Alta. Kung me social climber, ito naman under the pretense na nag papadown to earth sila to use locally made/sourced item na mukhang cheap only but ridiculously priced since their target market can afford.
Sana ganyan din kayo manindigan laban sa mga kurakot sa gobyerno. Hindi ko sinasabi na okay lang magbenta ng ganyang kamahal na pantali ng buhok. Ang sakin lang, sana ganyang energy at dedication din ang meron ang mga commenters dito laban sa tiwaling gobyerno.
Auntie naman, tsismisan site kasi ito. Some people would rather talk about showbiz instead of politics. Ibigay mo na samen yun. Kung sagad sa buto talaga yang pagiging rebolusyonaryo mo, ilagay mo sa tamang lugar yang paninindigan mo. Sumali ka sa mga grupo o alyansa against the government, sumama ka sa mga rally at protesta. Gawin mo kung anong gusto mo at hindi ka namin pipigilan. Pero yang ganyang energy at dedication mo, walang lugar dito yan.
Penoys :D :D :D If you can't afford it, just say that you're broke ;) ;) ;) Hintay ka sa 15th month pay mo baka maka afford ka na :D :D :D
ReplyDeleteLol. Baka gusto nila bilhin o makuha yun item. Di lang afford. 😆😆😆 Kaya ginawa pang issue. Pinasikat pa ng mga butas ang bulsa
DeleteLol that’s not even a Lululemon hair tie for that price. 🤣 save your money for a worth it-hair tie
DeleteTypical social climbers! Yuck! 11:07 & 11:33
DeleteSinong t@ng@ naman bibili nyan? Afford ko yan pero mga taong hindi lang gumagamit ng utak o TH magpakasosyal ang bibili nyan. Same quality lang sa tig 150 pesos na scrunchie pero magtatapon ka ng 1000+ hahahhaa 🤣 it's jlnot giving sosyal vibes, it's giving uto uto vibes, girl
DeleteTrue. Pero that’s legit tubong lugaw halata
Delete@12:50 I came from a well-to-do background, lalo na sa side ng mom ko. But I won't buy that ugly scrunchie either lol. I'd rather just donate that money straight up! Our long time kasambahay knits way better looking and good quality of scrunchies, which I love wearing.
DeleteSi smiley penoys obvious naman na 🤡 yan. Rage bait is a meal or meals for that person.
Duh? Kahit sino kaya bumili ng ganyan ate. Hindi deserve ng founder kumita sa ganyang business. Sa ibang totoong local nalang. Napaka impokrita mo.
Deletei can afford that as well, but I am not going to buy that. pag sinuot mo yan di naman malalaman ng mga to na tig 2k yan. daming magagandang ganyan sa quiapo at divisoria. gawa ba sa ginto ang tela nya? di bale na. yung 2k ko maraming mabibiling bagay.
DeleteI sure can afford that. but why buy that if it's the same scrunchie sa shoppee and does the same thing?? utak mo ha
DeleteGurl I can buy a set or 2 but I would rather buy the 50 pesos scrunchies sa bangketa ang give livelihood sa totoong gumagawa at nagbebenta nito. Laking insult ng $1 donation sa ₱2000/pc price.
DeleteAndami niyan sa divisoria Ati. Ginamit mo pa bahay kubo na brand name. Hindi bagay sa tinda mo. Try again!
DeleteAfford ko nman and yet this is still insulting. Like, kung gusto ko tlaga makatulong sa Pinas by buying local goods, eh punta and buy directly na lng ako sa mismong source than buying this sh*t bahay kubo store. Nakatulong pa ako sa turismo ng lugar nila.
Delete12:29 and 12:50 idol. May gumagamit p b scrunchie ngaun? Naaalala k dati free lng yan pg bumili ka shampoo at 30 pesos lng isa
DeleteFree lang yan o 5 piso
DeleteSino naman kse bibili ng ganyan kamahal unless tatak ng designer talaga.ikain ko na lang.
ReplyDeleteKahit designer pa yan, a piece of cloth at elastic band. Kahit ikaw makakagawa niyan. Gamitin ang brain cells, sayang naman.
DeleteSo kung Chanel yan bibilhin mo kahit nasa 5-8k ang price? I mean what’s the point kung isisipin naman ng ibang tao na nabili mo yan sa Divisoria? Ang sakit lang sa dibdib di ba? Hehe
DeleteAt 1:58 meron talagang hair accessories ang mga luxury brands meron nga simpleng headband na 15k ang price. Ang difference lang made of silk ung headband at printed logo sa mismong tela siya.
DeleteI bought lots of it because i can afford.
Deletesobrang mura nyan sa Amazon or Shein, wholesale pa and velvet and silk at marami na for under $10
Delete1:58am believe me kung chanel yan basta may CC na logo may uto-utong bibili kahit 20k
DeletePaano nakakalusot ang ganyan? Tsaka dapat ipagbawal yang mga tradisyonal na pangalan na related sa ph. Ano yan bahay kubo? Ano kunek? Parang masabi lang na unique or something. Nakakasira sa image ng mga Pilipino.
ReplyDeleteActually I did a quick search about her business. Nabasa ko sa About tungkol sa kung pano nag start business niya. She was clearly using her roots to promote her business. She’s Fil-British based in NY.
DeletePano nasira image ng pilipino nyan?
Delete8:21 Bahay Kubo pangalan eh tapos overpriced. Parang abusado mga Pilipino sa pera.
Delete10:58 so kelangan bahay bato? Ganern?
DeleteT@nga lang bibili niyan. Ginawa niyo pang issue. Wala namang bibili niyan
ReplyDeleteSold out sabi sa website unless bluff lang
DeleteSold out sa mga t@nga na nagtatapon ng pera
DeleteSold out kasi siguro 10 lang ang ginawa
DeleteSold out or more lang pinull out lol
DeleteMagkano lang gumawa ng scrunchie at bentahan. Kapal naman ng mukha ni seller.
ReplyDeleteIs this made of pure silk?
ReplyDelete11:34 pure scrap cloth
DeleteMade up of good quality silk but still overpriced
DeleteMulberry silk daw sabi sa website
DeleteAccording to the product description: The color material for the gold colored scrunchies was mixed with gold dust; platinum for the silver colored scrunchie; ivory for thw white one; and copper for the brown/copper colored scrunchie. As such and because of the intricate and painstaking effort in the design and production which is hand made by art courtesans in China and Southeast Asia they come up with these products that will satisfy the upper fashonistas around the world.
DeleteTanga lang ang bibili nito, kahit LV pa yan hahaha.
ReplyDelete11:38 if LV ok lang na mahal kasi luxury brand name.
Delete12:22 remove that brand name and makikita mo n their products re really not worth it. ✌️✌️
DeleteYung gamit na gamit niya ang Filipino culture and the local groups pero ang donation is P50 from a P2,000 worth item na mabebenta? I'd rather buy directly from a local artisan.
ReplyDeleteAh, so ito pala yung meme na nakita ko sa page sa FB na may may mga nagfi-flex ng sanrio na pantali sa buhok. Hahaha
ReplyDeleteanong meron bakit mahal?? serious question.. if its from well known luxury brand maintindihan ko pa kasi you are buying the brand name. eh ito hindi naman kilalang brand so it must be the materials used.
ReplyDeletePangpondo ng luho lang ng owner yan. Narc n nga si ate owner, user and pinoy baiter pa. Kasuka
DeleteKung namamahalan kayo, obviously you’re not the target market. Though nothing special sa tinda nya, might as well, sell it sa international market mas magkaka chance sha.
ReplyDeleteBut if you look at the bigger picture, it's not an issue of whether you can afford it or not. She's obviously selling it to rich people under the pretense na it's promoting Filipino culture and at the same time helping local communities/NGOs in the Philippines when the reality is singkwenta pesos lang naman ang mapupunta sa donasyon for every item na mabebenta. Pero if yung raw materials naman ay galing mismo dito sa atin at yung mga worker ay Pinoy at kumikita sila ng tama, then walang problema.
DeleteThis 1:38. Yan talaga ang point bg karamihan.
Delete1:38 THIS!!!
DeleteSp sino ba target nya since she used the name BAHAY KUBO to promote her brand? Alam kya nya na bahay kubo means simpleng bahay - a nipa hut actually - where low class Phil citizens lived? How can you connect that to her overly expensive items na di naman kilala? DTI should look at this matter seriously.
DeleteI understand if its handmade medyo mataas presyo. But these scrunchies?? Hala, taz bahay kubo ang brand eme ? Wala sanang bumili sayo!
ReplyDeleteCorrect its just a scrunchies!!! Tpos 50 pesos lang ang donation out of 2k!? Im really not a target market if this bs dahil hndi ako st*pida
DeleteFunny that they are saying na target market is “rich” pero gamit na gamit ang “bahay kubo” which is associated with a simple pinoy life haha! How contradicting! Pinagkakitaan ang kultura at ginagawang uto uto ang tao. Palitan na lang ng “forbes mansion” lol kung yun talaga target niyo.. Ginamit pa bahay kubo
ReplyDeletePwede ata yan isanla eh
ReplyDeleteYan ang tawag sa free economy. Di naman yan needs para mag reklamo kayong overpriced, so kung may money to burn ka why not. If wala mag divi ka nalang. Walang pilitan.
ReplyDeletePaanong target market is mayaman kung hindi pa naman kilala ang brand. Yun LV and the likes ganun ang presyo kasi kilala na at made in Europe na malaki ang sahod.
ReplyDeleteHindi nama kasi kayo ang market nila, bakit kayo nagrereklamo? Sa Divisoria kayo pumunta!
ReplyDeleteWhat's weird is... this company is based in the US. So di ko magets kung bakit g na g yung mga pinoy content creators, dahil mahal??? If it was because of using "bahay kubo", sure. Kung yun sana ang pinuputak ng butsi. But the target market is US, bakit nagrereak mga pinoy T_T hindi nyo naman sure how much they have to pay for taxes, etc. Isa pa, strategy din talaga yung mahalan ang price ng isang murang item para magkaron ng premium feels/exclusivity kuno—kasi meron talagang market/people na ganyan ang trip.
ReplyDeleteif it is Hermes or LV, Van Cleef or Tiffany you have no problem parting with your money to buy their overpriced products yet if an unknown does it you are suddenly outrage.
ReplyDeleteCatering to the higher class mga Alta. Kung me social climber, ito naman under the pretense na nag papadown to earth sila to use locally made/sourced item na mukhang cheap only but ridiculously priced since their target market can afford.
ReplyDeleteTropa ata ni Nadine at ng jowa nya yan eh.
ReplyDeleteSo..?
Delete1:07 pagsabihan nila kamo their friend na stop using Filipinos for their sh*t tutal napakavocal naman ni Nadine sa social climate.
DeleteSana ganyan din kayo manindigan laban sa mga kurakot sa gobyerno.
ReplyDeleteHindi ko sinasabi na okay lang magbenta ng ganyang kamahal na pantali ng buhok.
Ang sakin lang, sana ganyang energy at dedication din ang meron ang mga commenters dito laban sa tiwaling gobyerno.
Auntie naman, tsismisan site kasi ito. Some people would rather talk about showbiz instead of politics. Ibigay mo na samen yun. Kung sagad sa buto talaga yang pagiging rebolusyonaryo mo, ilagay mo sa tamang lugar yang paninindigan mo. Sumali ka sa mga grupo o alyansa against the government, sumama ka sa mga rally at protesta. Gawin mo kung anong gusto mo at hindi ka namin pipigilan. Pero yang ganyang energy at dedication mo, walang lugar dito yan.
DeleteTeh, naligaw ka ata. May meeting daw kayo sa labas ng EDSA shrine. Bakit di ka umattend?
DeleteMag protesta ka dun sa malacañang tungkol sa kurakot na gobyerno. huwag dito sa chismis site.
DeleteBig deal ba yan? E kung bet niya na ganyan ang presyo e di bahala siya sa buhay nya. Kaloka lahat na lang issue sa mga Di maka afford.
ReplyDeleteI can buy the same scrunchies from Amazon for 14 bucks and 3 pcs na silk na un handmade din and good quality. Heheheh
ReplyDeleteYes AND? A lot of designer items cost less than $10 to make but people buy them for more than $1000
ReplyDeleteThis is why I avoid Filipinos. Full of drama.
ReplyDeleteAng daming mas magandang scrunchies sa Shein at ang cheap..lol
ReplyDeleteDaming mura sa bangketa na better quality
ReplyDelete