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Macoy Dubs cancels ‘Aunt Julie’ for the time being
Although “Aunt Julie” became a trending topic for the past few days, Macoy Dubs has shared that he is letting go of the progressive tita character for the time being after receiving backlash.
“Definitely they don’t want Aunt Julie anymore. They want Macoy Dubs to go back to dubbing so okay, but hindi ako titigil,” Macoy shared in a video on Twitter Friday.
“You know I’m just here to create content diba? Dami ng problema ng Earth. Why do you guys want to cancel good vibes? I mean I don’t get you people,” he added.
In another tweet, Macoy revealed that the people who are cancelling Julie are the same people who cancelled him back in April 2019.
“How dare you guys. You’re the reason of my depression and I came back earlier this year but still ganyan,” he said.
As I've said in the Quarantine University, cancel the cancel culture, not the "good vibes" culture. Auntie Julie will be back
— Macoy Dubs (@macoydubs1) August 21, 2020
She still loves you and will be the tita who gives you wantawsan ???? pic.twitter.com/cndsOSwa6c
Although “Aunt Julie” will be taking a pause, Macoy thanked those who expressed their love for the character, particularly students and alumnae of Saint Pedro Poveda College and other all-girls schools.
“...I just want to create videos for entertainment, but just like the dubs I did before, ppl will still hate you. aunt julie can’t please everyone,” he tweeted.
“Aunt Julie,” he shared, will be back and will just take a rest for a while.
2/2
— Macoy Dubs (@macoydubs1) August 21, 2020
macoy dubs will stay..
those who are cancelling julie are the same ppl who cancelled macoy dubs way back april 2019. how dare you guys.
You’re the reason of my depression and I came back earlier this year but still ganyan.
-fin
“Magdilig muna ako ng orchids but I’ll be back. Pahinga muna,” he said. “Keep safe anak.”
Over the past few days, Macoy Dubs created several impressions of a specific sub-genre of titas of Manila. Wearing pearl earrings and a necklace, Macoy introduced the progressive character Aunt Julie as “your ninang from Poveda.” – Kaela Malig/RC, GMA News
