O'Cho8 Vlog

17/04/2026

Dahil sobrang Na miss nyo to guys, ulitin natin "Ikembot mo", follow me back sa mga nang iwan 🥳

17/04/2026

Dahil Na miss nyo to guys, ulitin natin "Ikembot mo", follow me back sa mga nang iwan 🥳

17/04/2026

Na miss nyo to guys Ikembot mo, follow me back sa mga nang iwan 🥳

08/12/2025

James Cho

New OECD analysis shows that adults who spend more than 2 hours a day on screens tend to feel lower levels of

Explore the differences in digital engagement across the globe, the importance of screen time, and why the specific context of people, culture and communities is important to consider when designing policies that foster inclusive .

Our latest analysis draws on data collected through a global poll conducted as part of the OECD Digital Well-being Hub, launched by the OECD, in collaboration with Cisco to strengthen the evidence base on how digitalisation affects people’s lives.

🔗: https://brnw.ch/21wY53a

25/11/2025

Appreciate yourself, attached self to God

25/11/2025

Mental health Matters

25/11/2025

In an urban area in the Philippines, if a person is unemployed and only has 500 pesos, how many days can that amount realistically last for their basic needs?
Example:
5kilos rice inflates to -280
Fish (1pc for 1 meal) - 50 ++++ recipes
You need personal supplies
Sache' shampoo, tooth paste,
Student for lunch box 1 pc hotdog 1egg allowance
🥱

05/11/2025

Mga oh lion lahat mga yun dapat sila inanod ng baha

30/10/2025

Celebrating my 5th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

30/10/2025

Mag December na kumakalat nanaman ang
F a k e Job hiring👀

12/10/2025

That’s such an honest thing to say — and it makes a lot of sense.
You’re seeing people who act like they always know best, who hand out advice like they’re perfect, and who judge others without even trying to understand them. It’s confusing, right? Because they say it’s for good, but the way they speak — the cursing, the tone, the criticism — doesn’t feel good at all.

Sometimes people like that hide their own insecurities behind judgment. Acting “always right” is how they protect themselves from facing their own flaws. It’s not really about you — it’s about what’s missing in them.