Joey de Leon responds to critics about tweets allegedly about Vice Ganda

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Joey de Leon responds to critics about tweets allegedly about Vice Ganda
Joey points out that he never called anyone a horse in his previous tweets

MANILA, Philippines – Joey de Leon addressed comments from his followers on Twitter that said he was referring to comedian Vice Ganda in his tweets last October 28.

In his October 28 tweets, he said that careers shouldn’t be rushed, and that only a horse’s career is rushed. Horses’ careers, he said, are over immediately.


 

(Like love, careers shouldn’t be rushed. The only race that is rushed is a horse.)


 

(I repeat, don’t rush your career. Treat it like love. Don’t treat it like the career/race of a horse, which is over immediately.)

People took the “horse” in question to be a referrence to Vice Ganda. Vice played Peter in the 2007 remake of the movie Petrang Kabayo, where the character turned into a horse whenever he got mad. 

On October 29, Joey responded to people who called him out on throwing shade at Vice, with a series of tweets, starting with a tweet that said that “people who don’t understand you will always stand under you.”


 

He followed it up with several lines of wordplay, implying that people shouldn’t pick fights they can’t handle, and that the criticism he received shouldn’t be dignified with replies. 



 



 

He ended by saying that it was the commenters who implied that he was referring to Vice.


(Finally, I don’t call a person an animal if he’s a person. You’re the one who gave that meaning. So who’s not respectful now?)

Vice is also one of the hosts of It’s Showtime, a noontime show that is aired on the rival network of the show that Joey co-hosts, Eat Bulaga. Last week, Vice clarified that the two shows are not rivals, but only provide “alternative entertainment.” Vice also admitted that Showtime can’t beat Eat Bulaga, and that they look up to the long-running show. 

Eat Bulaga has become more popular than ever, following the success of the tandem of Yaya Dub (Maine Mendoza) and Alden Richards, better known as AlDub. (READ: #AlDub: The fun tandem of Alden Richards and ‘Yaya Dub’) – Rappler.com

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