I didn’t show your negative or bad behavior. “ou said it’s helping you to get famous and you say people love you for who I made you look like. Read: Vlogger Wil Dasovich swims in heavily polluted Pasig River He said that he never forced Chang to appear on his videos and that the Korean did so “willingly.” The Syrian also accused Chang and Bobby of trying to extort money from him. But you? What are you doing? You’re only discrediting me, talking bad about me,” Manadil said. “Why don’t you help him yourself? Why don’t you clean his room? What are you waiting for me to do that? I’m doing my best to help him, financially…. Manadil said Bobby should have helped fix Chang’s home because the latter was already there. Now, for Bobby, the guy with him … who’s saying ‘Why is the situation of Mr. “What I realized is he’s doing it on purpose to bring YouTubers or people who are filming to show his room and the status of his room and the show to the people that my room is messy. And that’s the time I noticed every time we fixed his house, his room, it gets messy the next day,” he said. He keeps on messing up his room, throwing stuff on the floor, all over the place…So I always visit him at his house.
“That’s one of the red flags that I had on him. Manadil accused Bobby and Chang of “mess up” the Korean’s house on purpose to elicit sympathy from the public. We bought him wallpaper, we bought him a refrigerator, appliance, dining table, chair … everything. I brought my staff to clean his house many times. In a video uploaded early this month, Bobby attacks Manadil for allegedly not bothering to help the Korean vendor, an accusation that the Syrian rejected.
Manadil also alleged that another vlogger, named Bobby, is trying to discredit him by showing the state of Chang’s house on the latter’s YouTube channel. However, Manadil alleged that Sevilla continued to film with Chang, prompting the Syrian to cut ties with the Filipino vlogger. Sevilla asked Manadil if he could expose Chang for his alleged betrayal, but the Syrian discouraged him. Read: Lucky Mother: Actress Ivana Alawi gifts mom with brand-new Ford SUV I showed him evidence videos, e-mails,” he said. I explained to him Abeoji did this to me … many things. To be honest with you, I invited him to YOLO Retro Diner and we had a meeting. And let me explain to you … first of all, I don’t have any problem with the Filipino YouTuber. I don’t show everything to people,” the Syrian said.
I have evidence, but I don’t upload everything.
And the funny thing here is I’m just not talking. And when I say a lot, way off camera than on camera. “When I watched that video, I just held my head like that and I said ‘Why? Why, Abeoji?’ Like why are you doing that to me? You know that I helped you a lot. Manadil assumed that he was the vlogger Chang was referring to. In the video uploaded by Sevilla, Chang is seen counting the money, and saying that a certain vlogger did not bother to give him even “PHP100” for appearing on his videos. By vlogging about Chang, Manadil said that he “made people love him for who he is.” However, conflict arose when a blogger named Raymond Sevilla, allegedly a fan of Manadil, gave PHP7500 (US$156) to Chang as the Korean’s reward for appearing in the former’s videos.
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