NinsGrabi

22/04/2026

GHOST PROJECT ❎ GHOST INUMAN ✅

May upuan, alak, at pulutan pero wala naman umiinom?

Ah, baka nag-open forum lang. 😇

📷: Heherson B.

20/04/2026

17/04/2026

Ang atong gobyerno kasagaran naghatag og ayuda sa mga pobre, aron masiguro ang ilang boto sa sunod eleksyon...ug padayon lang gihapon kini/balik2/sumo

17/04/2026

Sa isang mas kamakailang episode (Abril 2026), muling nagbigay ng suporta si Jillian sa pagsusumikap ni Eman para sa kaniyang pamilya at mga pangarap.

11/04/2026

The road used to be his livelihood—
now it feels like something that takes more than it gives.

Fuel prices rise…
and with every increase, something has to be sacrificed.

Not the trip.
Not the boundary.
Not the day’s grind.

So it becomes something else.

A proper meal.
A moment of rest.
A small comfort he quietly lets go of.

He counts his coins carefully—
not to eat well,
but to make sure the engine runs for one more ride.

Because one more trip means income.
One more trip means something to bring home.

So he ignores the hunger.
Drinks water to silence it.
Tells himself, “later na lang.”

And that’s where it hits—

the heaviest thing he carries
isn’t the passengers behind him…

it’s the emptiness he keeps to himself.

This is the kind of sacrifice people rarely see.

No spotlight.
No recognition.
No applause.

Just a man choosing responsibility over comfort—
again and again.

Because for him,
going home tired is okay…

but going home empty-handed
never is.

09/04/2026

naa kay qr code kol?

08/04/2026

It sounds simple at first—
just a sign on the side of the road.

No dramatic design.
No long explanation.
Just a blunt message people can read in seconds.

“Government funded.”
A phrase we hear all the time.
A label that makes things feel distant…
like it comes from somewhere else.

But then you read it again.

And it hits differently.

Because behind every “government-funded” project…
there’s something people don’t always think about.

It didn’t just appear.
It didn’t come from nowhere.

It came from people.

From workers waking up early.
From salaries getting deducted.
From small businesses trying to stay afloat.

From everyday citizens…
who don’t always feel the impact of what they give.

And that’s where the message lands.

Because you realize—
“government funded” doesn’t mean free.

It means shared.

Shared responsibility.
Shared contribution.
Shared sacrifice.

Some give more than they can afford.
Some barely notice it.
Some question where it all goes.

But at the end of the day…
it all traces back to the same source.

The people.

And maybe that’s the point of the sign—

not to argue…
not to divide…

but to remind everyone…

that behind every system, every project, every benefit—

there’s always someone paying for it.

06/04/2026

Miingon si Lacson nga ₱320 bilyon ang mawagtang sa pondo kung suspendihon ang excise tax ug VAT sa langis. Dili na tinuod. Bisan dili pa nimo i-suspend, mawagtang gyud na! 😂

05/04/2026

SPIDER MAN: FAR AWAY FROM SAFETY

04/04/2026

TRENDING: Janus Del Prado, Nagpasiklab ng Diskusyon sa “Content Trends”

Umani ng sari-saring reaksyon online si Janus Del Prado matapos niyang ihayag ang kanyang opinyon tungkol sa mga lalaking nagpapanggap na “bading” bilang bahagi ng kanilang content.

Sa kanyang post, binanggit niya ang umano’y double standard sa social media—kung saan may mga content creators na ginagamit ang ganitong tema para sa views at engagement, habang may ilang miyembro ng LGBTQ+ community ang hindi komportable o hindi sang-ayon dito.

Agad itong naging mainit na usapan sa netizens. May mga sumuporta sa kanyang punto at nagsabing mahalagang pagtuunan ito ng pansin, habang ang iba naman ay naniniwalang sensitibo ang isyu at dapat talakayin nang may mas malalim na pag-unawa at respeto.

Sa patuloy na pag-usbong ng viral content at trends, muling nabubuksan ang usapin tungkol sa hangganan ng entertainment, respeto, at tamang representasyon sa digital space.

Ikaw, ano ang take mo sa ganitong klaseng content?