Boy Abunda reacts to Julie Anne San Jose’s viral church performance

Here’s Boy Abunda’s reaction to Julie Anne San Jose’s viral church performance

BOY ABUNDA – Here it is King of conversation Boy Abunda’s reaction to Julie Anne San Jose’s viral church performance.

In the latest episode of his talk show on GMA-7, Boy Abunda addressed Julie Anne San Jose’s recent viral performance at Parróquia Nuestra Señora del Pilar, which drew a mix of admiration and criticism online.

Julie’s rendition of “Dancing Queen” during a fundraising event drew backlash from some netizens who felt her outfit and performance were inappropriate for a church setting.

Abunda, who watched the video of the performance, expressed his appreciation for Julie’s continued dedication to fundraising, highlighting her status as one of the top talents in the music industry today.

“Nung napoonad ko yung video, si Julie Anne San Jose because of her height, and she is one of the biggest talents in the music industry today, according to the height to know, ‘Nakakabilib naman ‘tong si Julie Anne.’ He still does these fundraisers for churches.” it started

Boy recognized Julie’s efforts to support charitable causes, adding depth to her celebrity status.

However, he also acknowledged concerns raised by the public about the suitability of the site. “I know it was wrong, I agree with the public’s reaction to an inappropriate place,” he stated This entry highlighted the fine line between entertainment and respect for sacred spaces.

Interestingly, Boy noted that he still hasn’t spoken to Julie about the incident, but suggested a potential scenario that could explain his choices. he said, “I haven’t talked to Julie, kasi pwede ring domita ka, nalaman mo na sa loob ng simbahan, do you really have time to change your repertoire, to change your clothes?”

Concluding his thoughts, Boy emphasized that there are valuable lessons to be learned from this incident. “For everything that had happened, everything that has happened, the reading of things, the improvement of the reading, the improvement of the gumalaw, this is what can have more intensity and more intensity.” he concluded.

This perspective invites a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding public actions, especially in sensitive places like churches.

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