Comedy Queen Ai-Ai de las Alas revealed how she deals with negative people especially netizens who bash her.
In a zoom interview for The Clash Season 3, fellow judge Christian Bautista stressed that now is not the right time to fight, particularly in this time of the pandemic.
Ai-Ai agreed with Christian’s notion, saying: “Dapat! kasi totoo iyon na napakahirap na kasi ng buhay ngayon. So, yung mga pwedeng lahat maging positive, gawin na lang nating positive. Huwag lang COVID.”
She also indicated that people should be positive because this might counteract negativity-induced anxiety attacks.
“Kumbaga sa buhay, positive tayo. Kasi mahirap talaga buhay ngayon, e. So, kaya dapat puro positivity na lang. Kasi nakaka-anxiety attack pag may maraming nega.”
Due to her reaction, she was asked how she would cope if people around her gave her undesirable vibes.
“Nire-rebuke ko siya, parang si Satanas, e, no. Nire-rebuke agad, agad-agad, e, rebuke.Tsaka erase, erase, erase. Dapat positive lang. Tsaka hindi ako nagkakausap ng mga nega. Lahat ng kinakausap ko, mga positive.”
She then shared her experiences with bashers.
“Kahit naman maganda yung sabihin mo, may sinasabi pa rin sila, e. So, it’s either parating kunyari yung crucial na iyan, ibibigay nila iyan sa akin, kasi alam nila kaya ko yung bashers. Hindi naman ako nasa-shock.
“’Tsaka sanay na ako na bina-bash ako. Kumbaga, pag yung crucial na alam nila maba-bash, sa akin nila binibigay. Tagasalo ng masasakit na salita.”
The comedienne said that for her even you do good things and have good intentions people will always say something about you,
“Nung nauso iyang social media, sa experience ko, ha, kahit anong ganda ng intensiyon mo, or kahit anong ganda ang ibinigay mo sa kanila, tumulong ka, charity or mag-comment ka, wala, e.
“Marami pa rin silang hindi magandang sinasabi sa iyo, so might as well be yourself. Eto yung gusto kong sabihin. Eto yung totoo, eto yung sasabihin ko.”
