During his blog-con at Universal Towers, Quezon City happened last September 13 (Thursday), he attributes his song writings on how he was raised by his parents/family.
Gloc-9 admits being super proud of the album’s single “Sirena,” which talks about the story of a responsible gay man. The song also features Ebe Dancel.
Regarding his single “Sirena,” he relates it on how he observed on a gay in his place when he was young, “Sa lugar po namin, may mga kaibigan po tayong mga bading at nakikita ko habang ako ay lumalaki, kapag umaga, nakikita ko, dadaan sa harap ng bahay namin, nakamini-skirt, full make-up, papasok sa parlor sa may kanto sa amin. Umuuwi na ‘yan hatinggabi na. All for the main reason, para sa kanyang pamilya kasi siya lang ang nagtatrabaho para sa pamilya niya.”
“Naisip ko, parang ang bigat-bigat na pasanin nu sa isang tao e ke bakla ka man, lalaki o babae, para pasanin ‘yung responsibilidad na itaguyod ‘yung pamilya mo na wala kang katulong e karespe-respeto para sa akin. ‘Yun din ang reason kung bakit ko sinulat ang kantang ito,” he added.
The music video is directed by J. Pacena who has worked with the rapper on “Walang Natira“, “Upuan” and “Elmer“.
