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I glad your acknowledge your Filipino & Hawaiian roots,cause I am also same race,however,felt put down a lot as a child! Thanks for saying good things about Filipinos.
Howling after midnight… I cannot watch you at night, the poor neighbors! U da best! Love your faces, your accents…. So good to hear of the inventions…. Though pig hunting with a yo-yo? Yikes ! ;)
Good going, Andy. A good friend was Filipino, he was a good friend, we had a lot of laughs, good times. He died a few years ago; good thinking about him. Aloha
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Andy, I have to put you up there with my two other favorite comedians: Jeff Dunham and Gabriel Iglesias( w/an "I"). Stuck in my room watching all your videos and lessons. Thank you for the humor. The world needs more of you. Salamat! A fan from Portland OR.
This is the most random but best channel I’ve found in the longest. It’s so old but I’ve never heard of it, people who use RU-vid from Hawaii need this channel, soooo cab.
Hey Andy, my mother was born in Negros Island in the Philippines. I no-more Phillipino blood but when I was younger I could squat like a chicken fighter for long time. Hears a clean one for you. what you call two Phillipino pilots ?...ok answer comes tomarrow if nobody guess first! Aloha
Andy is one of a kind. A true gem!!!! If you really wanna see how talented he is check out All in da Ohana. He plays all the characters. And is the funniest local boy comedy I ever seen. Check out da Gramma part. And tell me if The Nutty Professor Gramma wasn't sampled from All In Da Ohana Gramma. Automatic.... Check em out fo real.... Love you Andy Bumatai! My favorite local comedian of all time. Extremely talented.
Got a Filipino friend who lives in my block. I have to tell her to watch this episode. A lot of Filipino women seem to be in the medical field here in NY. BTW the story about early in your career where the Filipino man didn't appreciate the Flip joke - I read about that in a old interview you did. The article said besides Hawaiian/Filipino that you were also German/French. Great video. The accent was funny. Enjoy your work!
LMAO! Hey Unko sorry long time no response. funny story about today's show I just got back to Las Vegas from The Philippines Last night! it was Beautiful and a Blessing in the Provance I was in! as always Salamat Unko Andy!
Hello just found you're channel randomly after looking up some Ukulele tutorials and have been binge watching. Really funny. What are you saying around 1:06-1:10?
Yeah, it's a multi-layered green screen. Took forever to render these videos. I don't do it like that any more. Have you checked out Daily Pidgin LIVE Stream? It's basically a chat show. RU-vid.com/ToolinAroundHI
Thanks again for a great show. Regarding the invention of the Yo-Yo ..I'd read somewhere that back in the Spanish colonial days, Filipino rebels created a yo-yo-like weapon that consisted of a big wooden wheel with a length of rope. They would hide in the trees and drop these heavy wheels onto the unsuspecting conquistadores, then reel them back up for the next victim. Apparently after awhile, someone thought of making a scaled-down version as a toy for kids, etc., etc.. This was years ago when I heard this, and never got any real confirmation on its authenticity, but it still made a good story. It would be interesting, regardless, to find out how the Duncan company came into the picture and basically "invented" the yo-yo as far as the modern world is concerned. I mean, how did the name "yo-yo" come about anyway?
leftylimbo ok, u see, this is what happen. I go explain to u real quick so listen good ah. How dat name came to be is simple. Oh wait, try wait ah someone calling me I be right back
Just a suggestion for you, why don't you talk about the idea of calling your elders auntie and uncle. I get many people who hear someone call you dat and they become all confused haha! Love your show, keep it up! Shoots brah
Christian, seems that calling elders auntie/uncle especially close friends of family and parents friends is very common custom around the world. Aboriginal tend to call any elder auntie/uncle but other Australian (especially of certain generation) will use the title auntie/uncle as sign of respect to family friends/parental friends and not really to ALL elder...I guess its actually the same usage actually (on 2nd thought) as those are the elders of that 'clan' /group/family and the possible reason its not applied to every elder is because of the huge 'multicultural' situation of Australia (multicultural- aka, not perceived as of same clan/tribe/family/group) if this makes sense. I assume Hawaii usage of auntie/uncle for elders is for same reasons, a sign of respect. Also a sign of recognizing the elders as family/clan. Good suggestion to talk about this! :)
Howzit Andy? Dis episode, I thought about what you say "No quote me...", and thought about all of these episodes, all da kine pop-quiz, Hawaiian we already know. I tink you been much more reliable den you let on, bra! Tanks, eh, for sharin' wid us, so we can share too! :-)
