Friday, July 28, 2023

Insta Scoop: Netizens Criticize Beauty Gonzalez for Wearing Necklace of Excavated Gold, GMA for Piece on Controversial Jewelry




Images courtesy of Instagram: beauty_gonzalez

Image courtesy of Facebook: Marian Pastor Roces

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    1. Puro paandar din kasi ting TH na babaeng ito eh

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    2. yung proud pa sya 🀦🏻‍♀️🀦🏻‍♀️🀦🏻‍♀️

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    3. Flex pa more! #fail

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    4. To think that her husband is an art curator, dapat alam niya significance nito

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    5. Ignorance is not bliss! Mahirap maging IGNORAMUS

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    6. Agree with you 3:44

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    7. I think the husband gave it to her

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  2. Ah so tinangal yung gold out of the dead bodies of people that were found buried. Grabe I wouldn’t wear that not just because it’s disrespectful but because it’s creepy.

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    1. The mummy returns ang mangyayari sa kanya πŸ˜‚

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    2. Yes darling, wear gold molded from the faces of dead people, that's a cool fashion statement.

      *cue music track, Dumb Ways to Die*

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    3. this is beyond disrespectful disgusting si girl halatang bobits and privilege lang. lol

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  3. Wala daw sya paki. Super yaman nya. Pero ako lang ba d naka-appreciate sa style? Super liit mukha nya, mas malaki pa alahas nya

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    1. Hindi nman cya maganda

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    2. Never liked her, since pbb days pa. Maattitude at maarte na ever since

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  4. Totoo naman sinabi ng mga nag comments. Nakaw sa patay yun suot niya. At alam niyo yun. Isipin nyo na lang ninakaw sa libingan ng lolo lola nyo sa libingan nila. Walang kalaban laban ninakaw sa patay yun gamit nila. At proud pa ang gumagamit ng nakaw at take note alam ni beauty yun dagil sinulat nya sa ig. Proud yarn??? πŸ˜– sabi OE daw. Eh kung gawin kaua sa nanay tatay nyo yun! OE parin?

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    1. Ganda kasi ng term niya. Excavated, Centuries Old.. o diba?! Nakaw pala in simple words. Benefit of the doubt kay Beauty.. mukhang wala siya alam sa history ng alahas na suot niya. Basta sabi lang sa kanya Antigong
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    2. 11:49 same thoughts. Di sa pinag tatanggol si merlat, pero di rin talaga ma de deny na may stylists sya at publicists who should've known better.

      To save face kahit onti, feeling ko dapat i-donate na lang yan sa museum or somewhere na mag bebenefit ung community ng napag nakawan

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    3. Hala! Pinangalandakan pa sa universe un pala ninakaw sa grave ng mga ancestors. Nega vibes wearing accessories of dead people. Let them rest in peace. Diosme!

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    4. She knows for sure, her husband is an art connoisseur. Naging artsy artsy na nga sya after she got together with the guy.

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    5. 9:57 it's fine if she turns artsy. Ok nga yun lakas maka shalaπŸ˜… yun nga lang na bash siya

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    6. Anong benefit of the doubt, sa kanya naman nanggaling yung term na 'excavated' -- so alam nyang hinukay. Hindi naman yan tumutubo sa lupa. Galing yan sa yumao. Kahit pa sa sarili nyang ninuno nanggaling yang mga yan, mali pa din yun.

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  5. There's something wrong nga, ancestral jewelry kahit sa ibang bansa they don't wear those, they're preserved and put on museum di yan accessories na pwede irampa nowadays, it's just bad, even in Egypt bawal gawin yan

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  6. Why would someone wear eye and mouth covers of the dead? These are looted pieces or if they were take legally still its not something that should be proudly worn. Patahimikin na rin katulad ng mga patay na nagmamay ari ng mga gintong ito

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    1. Baka di sya nanunuod ng horror movies, di sya aware na mumultuhin sya lols

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  7. nako sa sobrang pa artsy ni ate girl, na call out tuloy.

    those are death masks!!! and i agree, they have desecrated the graves of the people from where the death masks are from. such artifacts should not be worn as an accessory. so tacky.

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  8. Sus, no brainer that she doesn't know that it was looted.

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    1. True, I don't think she knew and was just thanking whoever provided this for her

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    2. I take back what Is aid, i think she knew. Anyway, may this be a lesson for her

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    3. Archaeologists lang naman yata allowed magexcavate? Sa museums nilalagay yung mga nakukuha nila. For display hindi to be worn.

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  9. Ang tanong saan nya nakuha yan? Maybe she got it from her art collector/curator husband

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    1. Parang yan yung nabasa ko. Inipon over the years and then she comissioned the jewelry maker to fashion it to a necklace. Kung seryoso at may respeto art collector husband nya he should have stopped her from doing this.

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    2. Malamang galing sa jowa niya or sa mga conmections ng jowa nya.

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  10. Its jewelry from dead people. Pano man nakuha sana di na lng ginalaw para gawing kwintas at hikaw. Respeto na lng sa mga namayapa.

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  11. Oh no! Lam ko afford mo yan pero mahiya ka naman to flex

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  12. That’s why I don’t trust people in showbiz. Everybody is a narcissist. Yun bang makapagpapansin lang keber na kung insensitive sa iba basta glam kung glam.

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  13. Yikes, ignorance is not an excuse.

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  14. First reaction ko is, lahat na lang ginagawan ng isyu ng netizens. And when I finally realized what those pieces are used for, I was horrified and shocked! Tama yung isang comment na it's not something you should flex.

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    1. Yup, napagoogle ako kasi di ko alam ano yung death mask. so creepy pala gawing alahas yun! kahit maging sobran yaman ako, di ko isusuot yun

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  15. Bala kayo dyan dami niyong alam

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    1. Research research din

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    2. mabuti na sa yung may alam compared to you?

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    3. Mabuti na yung maraming alam, baks, kesa naman yung walang alam and proud of it.

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  16. Walang alam si mamsh bsta nlng ma e flaunt ok na

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  17. the gold came from desecrated graves... hinukay at tinanggal sa katawan ng patay. ang disrespectful ng origin 🀒🀒🀒

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    1. Aww kaya pala. Well this is distasteful.

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  18. Naku mamsh malas yang ganyan.Galing yan sa mga patay.

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  19. Historical artifacts belong in museums.

    Medyo tacky for me because these are items used by dead people. Kinda creepy, mamaya may sumpa pa yan

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  20. Trying hard artsy kuning kuning

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  21. I like her look actually. Pero yikes, kaloka naman ang origin. Those pieces belong to a museum. Pero kahit antique at historical pa yan, I still find the act of grave digging very disrespectful. Kung gagawin sa akin yan in the distant future, kukuyogin ko talaga yung gumawa. πŸ˜„

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  22. Alleged art collector yung husband niya so ayun hindi pala sila knowledgeable about the back stories behind each piece.

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  23. What if ilagay si Beauty sa National Museum ng buhay since excavated at old centuries ang gold na suot nya? ahahahahha

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  24. Di nga din match ung alahas sa outfit. Pero ang creepy suotin nung alahas.

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  25. Saan at paano niya nakuha yan? Binili ba niya? May nagbigay ba sa kanya? May alam ba sya galing sa hukay yan? madaming posibilities.

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  26. Proud na proud pantalaga syaπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ Aside from creepy , hindi bagay sa gownπŸ˜‚ asan ang brains

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  27. To think na art collector/curator ang husband nya. Napaka-tacky and horrible. Imagine, graves were desecrated to steal those death masks.

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  28. Di ba art curator ang hubby niya or involved sa museum? How did they come upon to own those pieces? They really do belong in a museum.

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  29. Bastos. Kadiri. Dugyot.

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  30. Hayyy hindi talaga ako fan ni Beauty kasi I find her trying hard sa Acting and Arts collector kuno. Hayyy, ignorant lang talaga ang Tita niyo to wear those.

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  31. ang creepy! usually pg galing sa patay sa museum nilalagay or dinidisplay lang hindi sinusuot.

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  32. Masama isuot yang mga ganyan.Kaya nga nasa museum ang mga artifacts.Hindi ba natatakot yang si Beauty?

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  33. ilang patay knuhanan ng ginto para msuot mo yan beauty proud ka pa. creepy

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  34. Grabe na call out na nga nung unang post nya pero nag post pa nang same pic following the first.. walang pake ang lola basta maka awra lang at parang proud pa kasi pinasuot sa kanya ang alahas.. kaloka

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  35. My lola said that the artifacts and 'kagamitan' ng mga yumao na carry with them remnants of their soul, especially if their death was not welcome. Kumbaga, such items can be 'haunted' no matter how long ago na namatay ang may-ari. How much more these items, dahil ancient sila, kagamitan ng mga ninuno natin. Time nila, sobrang luxury ang gold. Gamit yan ng mga babaylan o mga datu o dian. Careful when handling the things of the dead, they can carry a curse.

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    1. Totoo! Ang kaibigan ko works sa isang museum. Mayroong mga display na galing sa desecrated graves na sadyang may kakaibang ganap. Depressing and nakakatakot ang surroundings nila. Sabi niya they get moved or they influence mga visitors at staff. Sabi niya regular na nagpapamisa ang museo nila para sa kapayapaan ng mga yumaong may ari. They even caught on cctv mga kababalaghan - moving chairs, shadows, doors opening and closing, things flying off the shelves, etc. Merong mga staff na iiyak bigla, walang reason, or sisigaw, pag nahahandle nila ang certain gamit. Nakakatakot.

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  36. Ang gamit ng yumao na ninuno ay may sariling kasaysayan at dahil sa edad, spirituality. Hinay hinay sa pag gamit nito bilang accessories na hindi nagrerespeto sa patay na may ari. May karampatang 'parusa' yan sabi ng mga nakakatanda. These items carry the memory of the dead. They can also carry curses. Mag ingat. Kung may haunted house, merong ding haunted items. Kung namatay silang matindi ang resentment, prepare for poltergeist activities in your house and around you, Beauty G. And when it happens, you can only blame yourself.

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  37. Respect the dead. Death masks were made for the dead by their descendants as their last measure of respect before their burial. By desecration and looting, dahil sa ninakaw ang gamit nila, you are inviting them to retaliate. Beware the anger of the spirits of the dead. They do not bow down to money or power, just the need to assuage their resentment. Call a priest, asap and return these items with the deepest apology and respect.

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  38. di man lng natakot na baka cursed yan? may mga ritual kaya ginagawa during burial for those things. natatakot ako for her ha

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  39. Great example of "think before you click".

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  40. Maiba lang, mukang maganda gown nya. Bakit kaya di napansin.

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  41. mayaman lang naman kasi si beauty pero hindi siya cultured kung ibabase mo the way she talks. siguro maganda sa pandinig nya yung words na "excavated", "centuries-old" kaya ginamit nya. akala nya nakakasosyal. di nya alam ibig sabihin.

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  42. ang husband is an art collector no wonder. btw neighbors years ago.

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    1. Pogi yun husband kahit matanda na no? Hahaha

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  43. Ay mamsh, wala ako paki kung collector ka & you're fascinated by these kinds of things, pero as in sinuot mo pa talaga, gamit ng patay yan! Hindi ka natakot coz it might be spell bound?! Some of these kasi nilalagay to help guide the soul to the next life & serves as protection againts evil elements. Gosh katakot yun ha! Yung hinukay nyo na nga ,katakot na at disrespectful tapos sinuot mo pa, hundred years na nakalibing yan! Some rich people talaga, hayst!

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    1. Tama! Sa napakaraming kultura sa buong mundo, common belief na ang gamit ng patay ay hindi dapat pinapakialaman lalo na kung burial ornaments sila dahil may purpose sila sa ritual ng paglakbay ng kaluluwa sa mundo ng mga ispiritu at yumao. Pag pinakialaman, may parusa na kasama. Sa Egypt nga, yung mga gamit ng Pharaoh na si Tutankhamen, may babala sa mga magnanakaw - they will be cursed. Nasa espasyo ng burial chambers niya nakasukat ang babala. Hindi pa rin nakinig ang mga robbers - and the families they belong to were cursed for generations. Umabot hanggang Europe. There was a book about them - cursed objects.

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  44. I guess we learn everyday. No idea about it. But that’s so morbid. How can she wear those and be proud.

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    1. 7:03 True. I had no idea na may mga eye and mouth mask until I read the what the historian/curator said . I’m sure karamihan din dito ay hindi rin alam yun at ngayon lang nalaman, pero kung makapangaral at mapanghusga ay kala mo naman dati pa sila aware at part sa advocacy ng buhay nila ang protektahan ang history. Paka hypocrite lang din.

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    2. Try visiting museums po if i may suggest. Sa Ayala museum maraming nakadisplay na ganyan and somehow, matutunan at maappreciate ang kultura ng mga nauna sa atin. May mga ganyang practices na tayo bago pa man nasakop ng mga dayuhan. Sa National museum din, dun sa nakaseparate na building on archaeology and Philippine culture, may ganyan din.

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    3. 9:40am yes ano naman ngayon Kung ngayon lang namin to nalaman ? The fact na ganun yun ung history non & sinuot Pa nya di ba kakilabot ? Ang harsh ng comment mo ha sa Totoo Lang kinatalino mo ba yan ? Kung maka hypocrite to Kala mo Kung Sino tsk tsk tsk.

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    4. 940 nakakatakot nman tlaga. Maski ako ngayon ko lang rin nalaman. But tama kasi yung isang commenter eh, kung may haunted house malamang ang mga ginto na yan ay may ritual na ginawa at curses na kasama nung nilibing ang mga labi ng namayapa. It is creepy and kinda scary.

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  45. Ganyan talaga pag entitled.

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  46. Feel na feel syempre ni Antey

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  47. Katakot na ginamit mo yung gamit ng patay na galing sa grave. Di ko kaya isuot yan not for any other reason pero takot ako at respeto na lang sa patay

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  48. Di man lang siya kinilabutan isuot yan?? Kalurks!

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  49. Pwede tong premise para sa horror movie. A vain, self centered woman is haunted and possessed by the ghosts of the 10 people whose funeral masks were desecrated.

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    1. Ayan writers! Take niyo na ang idea. Manonood ako niyan. Vanity, ignorance and the anger of the dead.

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  50. aaayyy…stolen from the dead who can’t object since their graves were robbed.

    maybe ok rin kay beauty na one day in the year 2500 ay i excavate siya at nakawan ng kung anu ano.

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  51. I actually liked her look pero yun sana i return nila, shouldnt her husband know this kasi he’s in the art industry

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  52. Ah so OK lang sa kanila hukayin at hubaran mga bangkay nila at ibenta mga nilibing na mamahalin? Tara guys, HUKAY-HUKAY time!

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  53. "Meet the real life Tomb Raider" ganern GMA! fixed your news headline for you! πŸ˜…

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  54. Those pieces belong in a museum atleast man lang. And I thought she was a smart one.
    I believe burial coins were given to the dead as tokens to be used by them for their journey to the underworld aka pamasahe nila to their final destination according to myths.

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    1. So many cultures around the world talk about that - sa Greece, sa South Korea, sa China, sa Thailand, sa Japan, at sa atin din. Respeto sa patay at sa paniniwala nila. Pag ninakaw ang 'bayad' nila kay Chiron, yari ang boatride nila sa kabilang mundo , stranded sila at dahil diyan, ang nagnakaw, bibisitahin at pagbabayarin nila. Scary. Ghosts with a grievance can be very difficult to get rid of. They can latch on to you, for generations of your family.

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  55. Tbh, nagbabasa lang ako sa comment here para magets ang context. Lol. So, pag-aari yan ng mga patay na. Scary naman to wear that lalo't di mo knows mga owner nyan.

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  56. Ewww, I just can't. Yun neck piece mo po, lumapat na sa lips ng corpse, to seal their lips. So ilang lips ng corpse yan?! Eww! Hundred years yan, jusme suot-suot mo ang mga museum levels pieces! Displaying how the old cultures/tradition burry their deads. Kaloka, I can't imagine wearing those!

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    1. Kasama ng mga gold pieces na yan habang naagnas ang bangkay over the hundreds of years. Tapos ninakaw nila sa mga bangkay, pinagsama, at ginawa niyang Fashion flex. OMG!

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  57. Beauty already erased the name of the jeweler from her IG post. Malamang di rin aware ang jeweler who turned these into a necklace and earrings ng significance and meaning ng excavated pieces na ito. Naka-private din ang IG ng jeweler na.

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  58. Taga Butuan City ako Beauty.

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  59. Walang respeto sa patay basta masunod lang gusto. Di ako fan ni Beauty eversince and this eme of hers validated may fanney choices.

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  60. Literal na naging gold digger si ante 🀣

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  61. Akala ko jewelry yan that was reworked to look modern. I had no idea funeral masks pala mga yan. Shungangerz tong si Beauty. Sa pag flex nya na priceless yang alahas nya di nya na isip na unethical yun ginagawa nya. Air head vibes.

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  62. Liked by iamsuperbianca. The wokest woke lmao

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  63. Pwede pa sana if she wore a replica or something modern made by a native traditional latero pero no, niyabang talaga na "centuries old" at legit nakaw sa libingan. Yikes 😬

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  64. That is what you get when you force being artsy when you are neither an artist / cultured. Ignorant lang.

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  65. Wearing dead people's properties that were specifically provided for the dead person by people who cared for them. Grabe, di ko kinaya. Disrespectful, literally grave robbing, kakakilabot, also kadiri ha. Proud ka to use other people's property???

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    1. I never liked Beauty. I find her boastful. Hindi nya cguro alam na galing eto sa mga skeletons etc

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  66. I think, she really has a thing about something "morbid/dark", remember her wedding? Her wedding theme looks like funeral hindi nga lang sya naka black wedding dress. Maybe that explains why she's not bothered wearing those corpses' centuries old gold eyes & mouth covers.

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  67. It's like the premise of a horror movie...

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  68. Sabi nga ni Indiana Jones - "They belong in museum."

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  69. Omg medyo nakakatakot ang mga comments ng iba sa taas. Me mga pa warning pa! Parang wala ako sa FP! My gosh BG, kilabutan ka na

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  70. Kaya proud ako sa mga ka-FP kasi dito maraming Marites pero nagiisip at lumalagay pa din sa tama.

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  71. Parang dito lang may nangbabash sa ginawa ni Beauty pero sa facebook ang dami pa nagtatanggol. Most people on fb didn't understand that what she's wearing are stolen artifacts and illegally reworked.

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  72. ang bastos ng dating. may maipagyabang lang eh

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  73. even if I were rich I wouldn’t let those things in my house. It’s so creepy to think that around 10 individuals used to own those

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    1. It's worse than just having it in her house! She is actually wearing it on her bare skin. Near the face pa!

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  74. Maiba lang. Ganda ng parka-filter ng skin nya jan. During her KG days, kitang kita sa screen how rough her skin is. Daming butas pa.

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    1. i agree she’s pretty but not flawless kita sa ibang photos lalo na pag di sya ang nagpost hehe

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  75. It should belong to state, Philippines as it is an artifact. Archeological find. Covered po yan ng law. Sa mga ninuno po natin yan at dapat ibigay sa museum. Brazen. Mahiya ka. Pagnanakaw yan sa history ng ating bansa

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