School guards are often known to be strict, with their no-nonsense imposition of the school rules. But one school guard recently went viral for showing us the lighter side of these manong guards as he joins the “Tala” dance that some students are doing at the school he is guarding.

Al Crimson Diputado Alcaide shares two videos of the dancing guard, with one taken in front of Silliman Church where the guard’s funny dance moves were clearly seen as he was much farther from the young dancers and basically had the ‘stage’ (actually the street) all to himself.

In a second video posted by Alcaide but still credited to Dandal, the school guard had moved from his spot in front of the church to the grassy area just a few steps away from the students who were dancing at the stage area of the Amphitheater.

What’s an Amphitheater?

An amphitheater is an open-air venue used for performances and sports or entertainment. Often, this spot has a stage area and provides seating for the viewers, often in a sloping, semi-circle arrangement.

Several areas in Mindanao were affected by the series of earthquakes that hit the area over the past week. While many groups and individuals came together to provide support for the quake-hit areas, actress Angel Locsin stood out from among them as netizens dubbed her a ‘real-life Angel’.

Together with fiancé Neil Arce, Angel traveled all the way to Mindanao to donate boxes of relief goods which she also personally distributed to the affected areas.

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Senator Gordon was among those who praised the actress for the kind deed.

“ANGEL INDEED. Ms. Angel Locsin, together with her fiance, Neil Arce, personally went to our Davao del Sur Chapter to donate and volunteer in the distribution of relief goods and hygiene kits for the quake-hit families.

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She has been supporting PRC for a long time and has participated during our relief distributions since Typhoon Ondoy.

Thank you, Angel, for trusting the Philippine Red Cross.”

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Davao del Sur, Cotabato, and Sultan Kudarat were the areas greatly affected by the series of earthquakes, but Angel had gone to Davao del Sur to provide aid for the quake-hit residents. Many are hopeful that they would also see the actress in the other areas, even if she won’t bring relief goods to them but that they could at least see her there.

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According to Senator Gordon who is the chairman and chief executive officer of Red Cross, the actress has long been a supporter of their cause, starting with the huge donation she made and also personally distributed during Typhoon Ondoy in 2009.

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She might be a huge star but Angel was quite simple and humble as she rode the truck that would deliver the supplies to the people. The trucks carried boxes of canned tuna, instant noodles, and sacks of rice.

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What is the Red Cross?

The Red Cross is a humanitarian non-profit agency commits to various social welfare services and promotes volunteerism. The Red Cross does not only operate and maintain a blood bank but also helps in providing aid in terms of relief goods to areas affected by calamities and problems.

Policemen are known to be tough and the perfect embodiment of masculinity – and there’s even an unspoken rule that the job is not for gays. That’s not a definite law, of course, but netizens are having a good laugh as they cheered at a policeman’s ‘malambot’ dance moves in a video that recently went viral.

Shared by Vigilantia Aeterna, the video shows a group of policemen doing their routine exercise at a covered court or gym at some place not indicated in the caption but was later identified to be somewhere in Dumangas, Iloilo Province.

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“When in doubt, DANCE it out!” the video was captioned.

With his ‘malambot’ dance moves that showcased his talent, the policeman danced ‘like nobody is watching’. But his moves made a lot of netizens think he is going to come out as gay soon, if he hadn’t done that already!

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After all, he didn’t just sway his hips ‘like he is gay’, his hands and fingers also curled in such a way that gays often do when dancing.

“Ok lng po n malambot ang beywang magaling kumembot at gumiling. Pro ung pati mga daliri at kamay ay malantik at pumipilamtik ay prang alam na dizzz..hihi,” a netizen observed.

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But while netizens are one in saying he’s gay, the policeman is actually just a comedian who loves to dance and make others laugh. Identified as Patrolman Chervin Carl Delfin of the Reconnaissance Company under the Regional Mobile Force Battalion 6, this policeman is actually married and already has kids.

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According to Brigada Mike Salgado, Delfin simply loves to make his friends laugh – and that’s exactly what he’s doing with the ‘gay dance’ in the video…

Check this out:

What’s a Comedian?

A comedian is a person who loves to make other people laugh. This is actually a job that has made a lot of people good money, especially on TV.