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OGIE DIAZS SHOCKING SECRETS | Whisper Challenge

One Down 2026-09-17 | OGIE DIAZS SHOCKING SECRETS | Whisper Challenge

Why Filipinos Pay to be Whiter

One Down 2025-08-08 | For generations, Filipinos have been told that lighter skin is more beautiful. But where did that belief come from, and who profits from it?

This video unpacks the global skin whitening industry, from its colonial roots to its billion-dollar profits. We explore how pageants, media, and tourism reinforce Eurocentric standards and how Filipino entrepreneurs can fight back by building something better.

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🎬 Credits
Director, Writer, & Host: Leo Albea
Production Manager: Sarah Albea
Editor: Millaine Matinong

Special thanks to Dr. Robyn Rodriguez and the School for Liberating Education for their research and insight in shaping this video. Learn more at liberatingeducation.thinkific.com

📄 B-roll, Disclaimers, and Sources:
docs.google.com/document/d/1u56lOQurpa3vHW1qwKtaY1tFG0r2buiMzvGSfIKQ63s/edit?usp=sharing

📢 Disclaimer
This video is for educational and cultural commentary. It critiques industry trends, not individuals or specific brands. Any references to whitening products or ads fall under fair use for critical analysis. We do not endorse or claim ownership of third-party media featured.

#FilipinoBeauty #Colorism #SkinWhitening #FilipinoAmerican #BuildFilipino #OneDown #FilipinaEmpowerment

I Asked a Filipino Sexologist About Attachment Styles and Sex

One Down 2025-06-01 | Did you know that the way your parents loved you might be influencing your sex life today? 👀 From anxious texts to fear of intimacy, your attachment style could be shaping how you show up in relationships.

In this episode, One Down sits down with Dr. Stacey A. Litam, a licensed clinical counselor, sexologist, and Forbes Health advisor, to break down how our childhood dynamics shape our adult romantic patterns. From protest behaviors to avoidant shutdowns, we explore how Filipino-American families, cultural expectations, and generational trauma intersect with love, intimacy, and connection.

Whether you’re chasing closure, pulling away, or working on building trust, this conversation will help you recognize your patterns and start the healing process.

#AttachmentStyles #SexAndRelationships #FilAmMentalHealth #TherapyTalk #OneDown #DrStacey #AnxiousAttachment #AvoidantAttachment #SecureAttachment #FilipinoAmericanHealing

Timestamps:
0:00 Why do relationships feel like a game?
0:31 Meet Dr. Stacey: Licensed counselor, sexologist, FilAm mental health advocate
1:10 How Filipino parents shape our attachment styles
2:02 Crash course: The 4 attachment styles
3:10 What anxious attachment looks like
4:01 Protest behaviors and chasing validation
5:30 Avoidant attachment and fear of losing independence
6:55 Why anxious and avoidant types attract each other
7:43 What disorganized attachment really means
9:20 Sex, safety, and insecure attachment
11:00 Why secure attachment is sexy
12:10 Healing starts with understanding

Special thanks to Dr. Stacey for joining us in this vulnerable and eye-opening conversation. Let’s keep breaking cycles and normalizing mental health in our communities.

📲 Follow Dr. Stacey A. Litam:
Instagram: @drstaceyalitam
Website: www.staceylitam.com

Check out Patterns That Remain: A Guide to Healing for Asian Children of Immigrants:
This empowering book blends history, storytelling, and culturally grounded techniques to equip readers with the tools needed to promote self-reflection, personal growth, and diasporic healing.

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#FilipinoMentalHealth #FilipinoAmerican #OneDown #DrStacey #AttachmentTheory

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Credits:
Director & Host: Leo Albea
Featuring: Dr. Stacey A. Litam
Production Manager: Sarah Albea
Editor: Millaine Matinong
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz

Special Thanks: Shaina Renee Manlangit

Disclaimer:
This interview is intended for educational and cultural storytelling purposes. It is not a substitute for therapy or medical advice. Please consult a licensed professional for your mental health needs.

We believe in the power of culturally competent care and encourage viewers to seek support rooted in their lived experience.

Why America Ignored Filipino Music for 100 Years

One Down 2025-05-24 | Did you know that Filipinos have been part of American music for over a century? From speakeasies and swing to R&B, punk, and viral TikTok hits—Filipino artists have shaped the American sound behind the scenes for generations.

In this episode, One Down partners with the @RecordingAcademy to spotlight Filipino musical trailblazers you’ve never heard of and the modern stars carrying their legacy forward. Discover the voices behind the first all-female rock band signed to a major U.S. label. Learn how cruise ship bands, karaoke culture, and Bay Area DJs laid the foundation for OPM’s global rise. And see how artists like Zack Tabudlo, BINI, and Apl.de.ap are taking Filipino music to the world stage.

Whether it’s jazz, hip-hop, or soulful ballads, Filipinos have always been part of the soundtrack. Now it’s time they’re recognized for shaping it.

#FilipinoMusic #OPM #FilAmHistory #ZackTabudlo #OneDown #RecordingAcademy #Apldeap #BINI #AsianAmericanVoices

Timestamps:
0:00 “And the Grammy goes to…”
0:41 Filipino artists from speakeasies to soul
2:20 Sugar Pie DeSanto and Joe Bataan’s legacies
3:01 Fanny: The first all-women rock band
4:08 Jocelyn Enriquez and 90s Filipino American pop
6:00 How the Bay Area DJ scene influenced FilAm music
8:12 Apl.de.ap on house parties, hip-hop, and ‘Bebot’
10:25 The making of the ‘Bebot’ music video
12:36 Rise of YouTube and social media
13:42 Zack Tabudlo on OPM and Asian domination
15:11 How TikTok helped modern Filipino artists go viral
16:55 BINI and the rise of Filipino pop
18:23 Global recognition—from BTS to Filipino indie stars
20:06 The importance of ecosystem and infrastructure
22:31 Cultural pride, creative education, and legacy

Special thanks to the Recording Academy for collaborating with us to highlight 100 years of Filipino contributions to American music as part of their AAPI campaign. Let’s keep amplifying stories that matter.

We are resilient. We are courageous. We are golden.

##WeAreGolden #FilipinoAmerican #RecordingAcademy #FilipinoHistory

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If you are filming in Metro Manila, we recommend hitting up TNES, who graciously supported our interview with Apl.de.Ap at the Astbury.
Check out TNES here: instagram.com/tnes1
Learn more about the Astbury here: astbury.club/collabs

Credits:
Directed by: Leo Albea
Featuring: Christina Luna, Zack Tabudlo, Apl.de.ap, Patricio Ginelsa, Naomi Enriquez, Audie Vergara
Production: One Down, made possible by Two Up
Edited by: Millaine Matinong
Produced by: Sarah Albea, Lorenzo Santos, Tessa Albea

For a full list of sources, credits, and disclaimers, please click here!
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Disclaimer:
This content is created by One Down in collaboration with the Recording Academy as part of the “We Are Golden” AAPI Heritage Month campaign. It is intended for educational and cultural storytelling purposes only.

All images, artist likenesses, and music references are used under the principles of fair use as non-commercial commentary on historical and cultural impact. We do not claim ownership of any copyrighted materials featured.

Wherever possible, credit has been provided to original sources, rights holders, and archives. If you are a rights holder and believe any material has been used inappropriately, please contact us directly for review.

This post is not meant to be exhaustive. We recognize and deeply respect the countless Filipino artists, past and present, who have also shaped American music in ways both seen and unseen.
This is one thread in a much larger story — and we welcome continued conversations, additions, and reflections from the community.

This project is part of a broader mission to honor the contributions of AAPI artists in shaping American music and to celebrate the richness of our collective cultural legacy.

For more information, please contact partnerships@one-down.com.

We Got RINI Tipsy to Sing Karaoke and Open Up About His Music

One Down 2025-05-23 | Filipino-Australian R&B artist Rini gets real with us over drinks in this unfiltered episode of Lasing🥃🔥 From hard-hitting takes on fame and success to deep reflections on culture and identity, Rini opens up like never before. It’s a raw convo filled with shots, soul, and serious truths.

#Rini #rinidawg #FilipinoAustralian #OneDown #plus63

Timestamps:
0:50 Rini introduces himself
1:04 First cheers and sip
1:22 Rini on moving from Philippines to Australia and going back for his concert
2:11 Second cheers and sip
2:28 Rini opens up about one song that he would recommend
3:03 Rini talks about his dream collab
3:41 Blind Karaoke round 1
4:38 Third cheers and sip
5:06 Rini opens up about his aha moment
5:54 Blind Karaoke round 2
8:18 Rini talks about pop up and thrifting
9:17 Blind Karaoke round 3
11:00 Final Cheers

Special thanks to PLUS63 Festival for partnering with us on this video. Named after the Philippines' country code (+63), PLUS63 is an annual celebration that brings together top international and local acts. Follow PLUS63 to stay in the loop on future events!
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Thank you to our team:
Director: Leo Albea
Producers: Lorenzo Santos, Tessa Albea, Sarah Albea
Writer: Manna Dellota
Director of Photography: Aldrin Samson, Ralp Azel Santos
Camera Operator: Bencho Franco, Raffy Mac
Production Designer: Jeric Delos Angeles
Production Design Crew:
Helario Labrador Jr.
Jeffrey John Yumang
Marlo Marcelo
Mark Carig
Ariel San Luis
Arnie Boy Bremen
Production Assistants:
Dickey Sauro
Joshua Basquinas
Jeffrey Ang
Photographer: Jay Jay De Guzman
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Project Manager: Charlie Hernando
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Thumbnail Designer: Tristan Cañeda

Featuring: Rini @rinidawg

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

James Reid reacts to savage comments about fame | Tabo Takes

One Down 2025-04-26 | James Reid is in the hot seat 🔥 We handed him the Tabo containing some of the spiciest takes about the entertainment and music industry. It's part clapback, part confessional, and all heart…
#JamesReid #jgh #Filipino

0:00 James Reid on celebrity status
0:56 James Reid on ‘PBB’ (Pinoy Big Brother)
1:21 James Reid on performing and music
4:06 James Reid on Filipino artists going global
5:18 James Reid surprise karaoke for fans
6:37 James Reid performs ‘Sandal’

Special thanks to PLUS63 Festival for partnering with us on this video. Named after the Philippines' country code (+63), PLUS63 is an annual celebration that brings together top international and local acts. Follow PLUS63 to stay in the loop on future events!
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Website: plus63festival.com

#JamesReid #jgh #PLUS63

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Thank you to our team:
Director: Leo Albea
Producers: Lorenzo Santos, Tessa Albea, Sarah Albea
Writer: Manna Dellota
Director of Photography: Aldrin Samson, Ralp Azel Santos
Camera Operator: Bencho Franco, Raffy Mac
Production Designer: Jeric Delos Angeles
Production Design Crew:
Helario Labrador Jr.
Jeffrey John Yumang
Marlo Marcelo
Mark Carig
Ariel San Luis
Arnie Boy Bremen
Production Assistants:
Dickey Sauro
Joshua Basquinas
Jeffrey Ang
Photographer: Jay Jay De Guzman
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Project Manager: Charlie Hernando
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Thumbnail Designer: Tristan Cañeda

Featuring: James Reid

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

James Reid reveals what fans don’t know about him | Tinikling Round

One Down 2025-04-22 | You’ve never seen James Reid like this before 👀 Watch as he tries dancing Tinikling, a traditional Filipino dance, while opening up about his career, fears, favorites, and new music.

0:00 James Reid answers questions while dancing Tinikling
0:13 James Reid on acting and singing
0:22 James Reid’s first job on entertainment
0:33 James Reid on Music
1:28 James Reid’s Biggest Fear
1:57 James Reid’s Proudest moment
2:31 James Reid on his latest EP “jgh”

#JamesReid #jgh #plus63

Special thanks to PLUS63 Festival (@plus63festival) for partnering with us on this video, an annual international music festival celebrating music, culture, and community that recently made its Manila debut at Aseana City Concert Grounds last February 23, 2025.
#PLUS63FestivalManila
#PLUS63Festival
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Producers: Lorenzo Santos, Tessa Albea, Sarah Albea
Writer: Manna Dellota
Director of Photography: Aldrin Samson, Ralp Azel Santos
Camera Operator: Bencho Franco, Raffy Mac
Production Designer: Jeric Delos Angeles
Production Design Crew:
Helario Labrador Jr.
Jeffrey John Yumang
Marlo Marcelo
Mark Carig
Ariel San Luis
Arnie Boy Bremen
Production Assistants:
Dickey Sauro
Joshua Basquinas
Jeffrey Ang
Photographer: Jay Jay De Guzman
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Project Manager: Charlie Hernando
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Thumbnail Designer: Tristan Cañeda

Featuring: James Reid

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

Why no one in the Philippines ever gets a divorce

One Down 2025-03-27 | In the Philippines, ending a marriage legally is nearly impossible since divorce remains illegal. No matter how much you want to leave a marriage, current laws only allow for annulment or legal separation, which can be costly and complicated. However, the proposed Absolute Divorce Act could finally change that.

What do you think? Should divorce be legalized in the Philippines?

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0:00 - Why no one in the Philippines ever gets a divorce
1:03 - How Religion Impacts Divorce
1:56 - How Religion Impacts Politics
3:36 - Data on demand for divorce
4:41 - Benefits of divorce
5:55 - Future of Divorce in the Philippines

#DivorceLaw #FilipinoDivorce #Philippines

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Research Writer: Danilee Halaba
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Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz
Thumbnail Designer: Tristan Cañeda
Music: Epidemic Sound

For the complete list of b-roll credits and disclaimers, visit this link: bit.ly/brolldivorcelaw

Disclaimer: This video contains media content used under fair use guidelines for educational purposes and critical commentary. All third-party materials are used solely to facilitate public discourse and legal understanding, with proper attribution to their respective owners. This content is not intended as legal advice, and viewers should consult qualified legal professionals for specific guidance on divorce matters.

One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.

Vehicles you can only ride in PH

One Down 2025-03-05 | Which ride would you hop on first in the PH? 🇵🇭

The Filipinotown Tee is BACK! Check it out at bit.ly/shoponedown

Are Filipinos… Racist? (Black Creators react)

One Down 2025-02-21 | In this episode of One Down Reacts, Asia Jackson (creator of #MagandangMorenx) and Anthea Armah react to our video, “How do we unlearn Anti-Blackness in Filipino Culture?” They share their personal experiences with racial aggressions, skin whitening, and toxic beauty standards, while also unpacking the deeper history of colorism, classism, and Spanish colonialism in the Philippines.

This is a conversation we need to keep having. How can we challenge colorism in our communities?

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0:00 – Asia Jackson & Anthea Armah react to Anti-Blackness in Filipino Culture
0:56 – Experiencing colorism from family & friends: “Why is being dark bad?”
2:36 – Breaking down toxic Filipino beauty standards
4:09 – Black Filipino identity & embracing Blackness
6:11 – Reacting to YOUR comments from our original video
7:56 – How Filipino colorism is connected to class & Spanish colonization

#Filipino #AsiaJackson #FilpinoCulture

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Thank you to our team for bringing this project to life:
Directed by: Leo Albea
Director of Photography: Emil Velasco
Edited by: Millaine Matinong
Produced by: Sarah Albea
Associate Producer: Eugene Luna, Reese Leyva
Gaffer: Raphael Estrada
Set Designer: Christian Reasonda
Graphic Designer: Jason Arceo
SEO Strategist: Manna Dellota
Featuring: Asia Jackson, Anthea Armah

Disclaimer:This video discusses sensitive topics including colorism, racism, and historical colonialism. While created for educational purposes and to promote cultural understanding, some viewers may find certain discussions sensitive. Viewer discretion is advised. The personal experiences and perspectives shared by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of One Down or its partners. Historical references and cultural discussions are presented under Fair Use for educational and commentary purposes.

One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.

The First MICHELIN-Starred Filipino Restaurant

One Down 2025-02-19 | It took 96 years for a Filipino restaurant to finally earn Michelin recognition—why did it take so long for the world to appreciate Filipino cuisine? In our latest video, we explore the challenges that kept Filipino food in the shadows—and why it’s FINALLY getting the recognition it deserves.

Can BINI break past the 🇵🇭?

One Down 2025-02-17 | BINI isn’t the first group to captivate Filipinos, but can they break past the local scene? Let’s explore their journey in our latest video.

Can BINI break through the Philippine bubble?

One Down 2025-02-14 | They’ve conquered the Philippines, as the ‘nation’s girl group’ but can BINI take on the world? 🌍 Join us as we dive into their journey and the challenges Filipino girl groups face in breaking through internationally.

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0:00 - BINI, the “nation’s girl group”
0:57 - Filipino girl groups (Sexbomb Girls, Pop Girls, MNL48)
2:31 - SB19 and Rise of P-pop
3:32 - The K-pop Playbook
5:19 - Path to Global Domination

#bini #ppop #kpop

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Research Writer: Danilee Halaba
Video Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Manager: Charlie Hernando
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz
Thumbnail Designer: Tristan Cañeda
Music: Epidemic Sound, Storyblocks

For the complete list of b-roll credits and disclaimers, visit this link: bit.ly/broll-binifirsts

Disclaimer: This video contains commentary and analysis under fair use principles. Music clips, images, and footage are property of their respective copyright owners. Other featured artists' content belongs to their respective entertainment companies and distributors. Music samples and visual content are brief excerpts used within fair use guidelines for discussion and analysis purposes only.

One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.

Why do foreign men want Filipina wives?

One Down 2025-01-31 | Foreign men are heading to the Philippines for wives—but why? 🤔 Here’s our thoughts on Passport Bros from the Filipino side...

Why Passport Bros are flocking to the Philippines for Wives

One Down 2025-01-31 | There’s a lot of discussions around Passport Bros online 👀 Here’s our thoughts from the Filipino side…

One Down is also teaming up with law firms this quarter to help reach Filipinos in navigating the legal system with confidence. If your firm is interested in collaborating on meaningful, community-focused content, let’s make it happen! 👉 bit.ly/onedownlaw

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0:00 - What’s a Passport Bro
1:18 - The Anti-Mail Order Bride Law
2:43 - Passport Bro Movement in Media
3:21 - Viral TikTok Passport Bro
5:44 - Empowering Filipinos to Navigate the Legal System

#Passportbros #filipino #filipinoculture

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Video Editor & Writer: Millaine Matinong
Production Manager: Charlie Hernando
Social Media Strategist: Manna Dellota, Sheena Jawa
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz
Thumbnail Designer: Cody Lalo
Additional Footage: Storyblocks, Freepik
Music: Epidemic Sound, Storyblocks

For the complete list of b-roll credits and disclaimers, visit this link: bit.ly/passportbrosbroll

Disclaimer: This video discusses the 'passport bros' phenomenon and international dating experiences for educational purposes only. The content does not constitute legal, relationship, or travel advice, and all views expressed may not reflect current laws or official positions. Immigration regulations vary by country and change frequently. Viewers are strongly encouraged to conduct their own research and seek professional legal counsel for specific guidance on cross-border relationships and immigration matters.

One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.

Why Filipino food isn’t popular in America

One Down 2025-01-25 | Why isn’t Filipino food as mainstream as other Asian cuisines? In this video, we dive into the history, evolution, and struggles of Filipino cuisine—and why that’s finally starting to change. 🇵🇭

Does America hate Filipino food?

One Down 2025-01-24 | Filipino flavors haven’t always been a match for the American palate, but that seems to be finally changing! Dive into the story of Filipino cuisine, full video on our channel 🎥🇵🇭

Why isnt Filipino Food more popular?

One Down 2025-01-24 | America hasn't always understood Filipino flavors... but now, that seems to be changing in favor of Filipino chefs, restaurants, and food entrepreneurs!

This video is presented by Dear Flor, a Filipina-owned company that has introduced the WORLD's FIRST line of Filipino Garden Gummies. Learn more at bit.ly/learnmoredearflor

Thanks as well to Nicole Ponseca for your time and knowledge contributed to this video's research! Nicole Ponseca is one of the movers and shakers of Filipino cuisine and culture on the global stage. She is a restaurateur, cookbook author (I Am a Filipino: And This Is How We Cook), James Beard finalist, and writer. You can find Nicole at instagram.com/nicoleponseca

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0:00 - How Filipino Cuisine Got a Bad Reputation
0:34 - A Phillippine History of our Food's Misrepresentation
2:44 - Nicole Ponseca on regional cuisines
3:38 - Misrepresentation in Mainstream Media
4:10 - The Filipino Food Movement
5:03 - Evolving Filipino cuisines
6:01 - Rise of Filipino Food Creators
6:29 - Filipino restaurant Michelin recognition
6:53 - The Gen Z Effect
7:42 - Filipino flavors breaking into new markets
8:22 - The Future of Filipino Cuisine

#FilipinoCulture #FilipinoFood #Filipino

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Special Thanks: Nicole Ponseca, Filipino Food Movement, Dear Flor
Additional Footage: Storyblocks, Freepik, Pixabay
Music: Epidemic Sound, Storyblocks

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Disclaimer: This documentary explores the history and future trajectory of Filipino cuisine through historical research, cultural analysis, and expert perspectives. While this content includes paid sponsored segments from Dear Flor, its fundamental purpose is to educate viewers about Filipino culinary traditions and their cultural significance. This video is not intended to directly sell any products mentioned. Content is intended for viewers 21+ where applicable. Products discussed may not be legal in all jurisdictions. This content is not intended as medical advice.

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One Down 2025-01-20 | You’ve likely seen Tessa Albea in our videos. She didn’t grow up seeing herself on-screen, but she was bold enough to make herself seen and wants to do that for many others.

Coming in as One Down’s Head of Programming - Tessa brings her years of experience from the Manila startup scene with Kumu as she was the VP of Customer Experience and previously led all of programming for kumu. Because she has worked behind-the-scenes on multiple One Down projects, she has a global vision on the type of content that authentically represents the many faces of what it means to be Filipino and she’s set on ensuring that our content reflects that.

Let @tessaalbea know which content YOU want to see on our platforms, and how you want to be represented!

Anthony Keyvan on Tabo Takes

One Down 2025-01-17 | Anthony Keyvan isn’t holding back as he reacts to Hot Takes on teen romcoms! 🎬🔥 Catch Anthony as Q in XO, Kitty Season 2—now streaming on Netflix!

Trauma Bond: I Confront My Mom on my Childhood Trauma

One Down 2025-01-14 | How do generational trauma and taboo topics shape Filipino families? In Trauma Bond, Gen X Filipinos who immigrated from the Philippines engage in raw, unfiltered conversations with their families. Watch the full episodes now on One Down channel!

3,000 Filipino Students Create a Christmas Song That Will Melt Your Heart

One Down 2024-12-20 | This Christmas, the Sisters of Mary Schools Philippines proudly present “It’s That Time of Year”—a heartfelt song brought to life by over 3,000 of their students, in collaboration with Apl.de.Ap of the Black Eyed Peas, Keith Harris, David “DQ” Quinones, Johnny Black, and Edgar “Artek” Sinio. For over 30 years, the Sisters of Mary Schools have been transforming lives, providing housing, meals, and quality education to underprivileged youth. Every stream of this song directly supports their mission, building brighter futures for these students.

🎵 Stream “It’s That Time of Year” now and share the joy with your loved ones: https://spoti.fi/4iK9Um6
🎁 Want to make an even bigger impact? Donate directly to the Apl.de.Ap Foundation here: bit.ly/filipinoholidays

Join One Down, the Apl.de.Ap Foundation, and over 100 Filipino-owned businesses in this global effort to empower young students. Thank you for your support, and we wish you a very Merry Christmas! 🎄✨

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0:00 - 3:21 It's That Time of Year
#ItsThatTimeOfYear #Filipino #christmas2024 #SistersOfMarySchools #OneDown

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Video (US):
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Gaffer: Rob Padilla
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Production Designer: Joanna Cabalquinto
Choreographer: Byron Bucao
Sound Mixer: Natey Ipanag
Associate Producer: Sarah Albea
Stylist: Jessica Ramos
Casting Director: Tessa Albea
Production Assistant: Abraham Alvarado, Crystal Bernardo
Craft Services: Jewel Albea

Video (PH): Jerel Natividad
Production Management: Lorenzo Santos, Rosalyn Santos, Kimberly Samonte
Social Media Manager: Sheena Jawa
SEO Strategist: Manna Dellota
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz

“It’s That Time of Year”
Produced and Written by:
Apl.de.Ap
Keith Harris
David “DQ” Quiñones
Johnny Black

Recording and Mix Engineers:
Edgar “Artek” Sinio
Keith Harris
David “DQ” Quiñones

Vocals:
Sisters of Mary Choir and School
David “DQ” Quiñones
Layla Quiñones
Liliana Quiñones
Moe Loughran

Apl.de.Ap Foundation Team
Executive Director: Audie Vergara
Communications Director: Dan Vo

Special Thanks:
ShopFarols: shopfarols.com
Island Pacific: islandpacificmarket.com
Albea Family
Charlie Rufino & The Rufino Family
Carla Barretto
Chris Canaria & The Inquirer.net Team
David Magdael

Featuring:
Lola: Pinky Albea

Kids:
Rovee Victoria
Micaela Abdon
Adalynn Gonzalez
Isabella Gutierrez
Zoey Hiton

Disclaimer:
This short film is a collaboration between One Down and The Apl.de.Ap Foundation, International. All proceeds from streaming "It's That Time of Year" benefit Sisters of Mary Schools, Philippines. All students featured appear with proper consent and protection protocols in place. Music rights secured.

This Short Film Will Make You Miss Your Lola

One Down 2024-12-13 | This Christmas, the Sisters of Mary Schools in the Philippines, in partnership with Apl.de.Ap of the Black Eyed Peas, Keith Harris, David “DQ” Quinones, Johnny Black, and Edgar “Artek” Sinio, present “It’s That Time of Year”—a heartfelt song featuring the voices of over 3,000 students. Every stream of this song helps fund housing, meals, and education for students at the Sisters of Mary Schools, which have empowered over 60,000 graduates for more than 30 years.

🎵 Stream “It’s That Time of Year” now and share the joy with your loved ones: https://spoti.fi/4iK9Um6
🎁 Want to make an even bigger impact? Donate directly to the Apl.de.Ap Foundation here: bit.ly/filipinoholidays
🎄 Celebrate the season with purpose! Explore unique Filipino-made gift ideas and support local businesses here: bit.ly/shopfilipino

Join One Down, the Apl.de.Ap Foundation, and over 100 Filipino-owned businesses in this global effort to empower young students. Together, we can create lasting change. Thank you for your support, and we wish you a very Merry Christmas! 🎄✨

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0:00 - 4:34 Filipino Christmas Short Film
4:35 - 5:50 One Down x Apl.de.Ap Foundation International
5:51 - 7:47 Sisters of Mary Schools

#Filipino #ChristmasSong #ChristmasShortFilm #OneDown

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Writer & Director: Milky Tran
Editor: Millaine Matinong

Video (US):
Director of Photography: Wesley Rodriguez
Gaffer: Rob Padilla
Assistant Camera/Grip: Jordan Mason
Production Designer: Joanna Cabalquinto
Choreographer: Byron Bucao
Sound Mixer: Natey Ipanag
Associate Producer: Sarah Albea
Stylist: Jessica Ramos
Casting Director: Tessa Albea
Production Assistant: Abraham Alvarado, Crystal Bernardo
Craft Services: Jewel Albea

Video (PH): Jerel Natividad
Production Management: Lorenzo Santos, Rosalyn Santos, Kimberly Samonte
Social Media Manager: Sheena Jawa
SEO Strategist: Manna Dellota
Creative Consultant: Jules Cruz

“It’s That Time of Year”
Produced and Written by:
Apl.de.Ap
Keith Harris
David “DQ” Quiñones
Johnny Black

Recording and Mix Engineers:
Edgar “Artek” Sinio
Keith Harris
David “DQ” Quiñones

Vocals:
Sisters of Mary Choir and School
David “DQ” Quiñones
Layla Quiñones
Liliana Quiñones
Moe Loughran

Apl.de.Ap Foundation Team
Executive Director: Audie Vergara
Communications Director: Dan Vo

Special Thanks:
ShopFarols: shopfarols.com
Island Pacific: islandpacificmarket.com
Albea Family
Charlie Rufino & The Rufino Family
Carla Barretto
Chris Canaria & The Inquirer.net Team
David Magdael

Featuring:
Lola: Pinky Albea

Kids:
Rovee Victoria
Micaela Abdon
Adalynn Gonzalez
Isabella Gutierrez
Zoey Hiton

Disclaimer:
This short film is a collaboration between One Down and The Apl.de.Ap Foundation, International. All proceeds from streaming "It's That Time of Year" benefit Sisters of Mary Schools, Philippines. All students featured appear with proper consent and protection protocols in place. Music rights secured.

Why Filipino weaving culture might be gone forever

One Down 2024-11-04 | Protecting Filipino weaving culture means supporting the artisans who bring it to life. 🇵🇭❤️

What makes Filipino weaves SO EXPENSIVE?

One Down 2024-11-04 | We dive into what makes Filipino weaves so special and why they’re worth protecting in our newest YouTube video 🇵🇭❤️

#filipino #filipinoamerican #filipinoweaving #indigenous #philippines

The Reason Our Shopping Habits are Destroying Filipino Culture

One Down 2024-10-31 | Filipino textiles like the Binakol and Pinilian from Indigenous Filipino weaving communities are disappearing as fast fashion takes over, but there’s hope. With partners like bago, organizations and artisans are preserving these living pieces of culture, making them accessible while honoring their roots. Learn how Filipino craftsmanship is being safeguarded so we can keep these traditions alive.

Thank you to bago for partnering with us to dive deeper into the importance of Filipino weaving. If you are interested in supporting, shop their HERITAGE line at bit.ly/bagoheritagecollection

Thank you to Anya Lim of ANTHILL Fabrics for not only sharing your story but for the work you do to partner with weaving communities! If you want to learn more about the work ANTHILL does, check them out here: anthillfabrics.com

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#FilipinoTextiles #IndigenousFilipino #FilipinoCulture #Filipino
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0:00 - Why are Filipino textiles disappearing?
1:04 - Key Terms about Filipino Weaving Traditions
1:45 - Who are Indigenous Filipinos?
4:49 - Binakol Textile
5:43 - Pinilian Textile
6:54 - Preserving cultural significance of Filipino weaving
8:10 - bago

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Special Thanks: bago, Brandon Comer, Anya Lim, Emmalyn Ulanimo Bulan, Andrew Dizon, Walbert Castillo

For a list of credits, please visit bit.ly/creditsfilipinotextiles

Disclaimer: This educational video discusses Filipino indigenous textiles and their cultural significance. While sponsored by bago, we maintain editorial independence. All information about indigenous communities, traditional weaving techniques, and cultural practices has been researched extensively and verified with cultural experts. However, we acknowledge that experiences and perspectives within Filipino and indigenous communities are diverse. For concerns about cultural representation or corrections, please contact us through our official channels. This video is not professional advice - please conduct additional research through recognized cultural institutions.

One Down creates groundbreaking content showcasing Filipino culture, narratives, and identities that are often overlooked. We’re dedicated to building connections in the Filipino American community and creating pathways for future generations in the entertainment industry.

How America is Ruining Ube

One Down 2024-10-25 | America loves the trendy purple hue of ube, but is it the real thing? Major U.S. brands are selling ube-flavored products that don’t honor its Filipino roots. Discover why authentic ube matters, how to support the farmers who cultivate it, the cultural significance behind this Filipino dessert, and how Filipino-Americans can preserve its heritage as ube gains popularity.

Thank you Dear Flor for partnering with us to dive deeper into the history and challenges of ube today - from a global context. If you want to learn more about their Ube Boba Gummy for sleep - check them out at bit.ly/sleepyube

If you want to make a real impact beyond enjoying ube products, here are some ways you can support Filipino farmers who are responsible for cultivating this beloved crop.
-Buy directly from Filipino-owned businesses that source real ube, ensuring that your purchase contributes to the livelihood of farmers.
-Support organizations that are working to sustain ube production and promote fair trade practices.
-Advocate for ethical sourcing and fair compensation by supporting government initiatives that help Filipino farmers thrive.

Here are a few resources for those interested in learning more or taking action:
https://www.citem.gov.ph/about – CITEM is the export promotion authority of the Philippine government, supporting agricultural projects like ube
bit.ly/dtiubeproject – Learn how the DTI Quirino Ube Development Project supports ube farmers in Region 2, helping to sustain and grow the ube industry
bit.ly/DTIR2DARFO2 – THE DTI R2 and DA-RFO2 Ube Development Partnership works to secure the future of ube production through sustainable practices and farmer support.

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0:00 - Is America ruining Ube?
0:55 - How do Americans eat ube?
1:51 - Ube Flavoring
2:37 - A lot of ube is fake ube
3:00 - Ube farming in the Philippines vs. demand
3:37 - History of US and cultural appropriation
5:31 - How we should share ube to the world

#Ube #FilipinoCulture #Filipino #FilipinoFood

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Thumbnail Designer: Karl Macapagal
Special Thanks: Dear Flor

For the complete list of b-roll credits and disclaimers, visit this link: bit.ly/howamericaisruiningubecredits

Disclaimer: This educational video, sponsored by Dear Flor, discusses ube and its cultural significance. All third-party content is used under fair use for commentary and educational purposes. While we strive to accurately represent Filipino culture and ube traditions, views expressed are our own and not necessarily those of mentioned organizations. This content isn't affiliated with any brands except our sponsor. We welcome community feedback to improve our cultural representation. This video isn't professional advice - please do your own research. We maintain editorial independence despite sponsorship. For corrections or concerns, contact us through official channels.

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How Philippine Films Are Evolving

One Down 2024-09-20 | Filipino cinema is full of potential, but what are the challenges it faces in reaching a larger local and global audience? We explore how the Filipino film industry can overcome common obstacles like overused tropes and market limitations, helping it gain the recognition it deserves on the world stage.

As we explore the evolution of Philippine cinema, let’s not forget the importance of supporting Filipino communities both here and abroad. The South of Market Community Action Network (SOMCAN) works to empower Filipino Americans, advocating for housing, labor, and health equity across California. Learn how you can support their mission in our communities by checking out this link: bit.ly/somcanorg-about3

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0:00 - Where does Filipino Cinema Stand in Comparison to Other Film Markets?
1:20 - How Global Cinema is Evolving
4:13 - The State of Filipino Films Throughout History
9:22 - Filipino Cinema Today
12:04- The Future of Filipino Films

#FilipinoMovies #FilipinoAmerican #OneDown #FilipinoCinema #FilipinoFilms #filipino

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Are Filipinos Bad with Money? Debunking Financial Myths

One Down 2024-09-13 | Have you ever wondered how Filipino culture impacts our financial habits? Berna Anat, known as the Financial Hype Woman, shares her insights on everything from Filipino retirement planning to the pressure of high-income stereotypes. From breaking down bad spending habits to tackling why Filipinos often choose white financial advisors, Berna’s “tabo takes” are a must-watch for anyone navigating the complexities of Filipino finance.

In this video, we’re debunking common financial myths about Filipinos. The South of Market Community Action Network (SOMCAN) is also tackling economic injustices, advocating for labor, housing, and health equity within the Filipino American community. Check out how they’re helping Filipinos build stronger, more sustainable lives in California by visiting the link: bit.ly/somcanorg-about

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👇 Share your thoughts on Filipino spending habits and financial literacy in the comments below!
#FinancialLiteracy #FilipinoCulture #MoneyManagement

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0:00 - Berna Anat’s tabo takes on Filipinos and money advice
0:22 - Do our Filipino parents know how to budget for retirement?
1:38 - The Frugal-Flex Theory in Filipino culture
2:33 - Filipinos and their “bad” spending habits
5:25 - Pressure of Asian stereotypes on high-income jobs
6:37 - Teaching Filipinos financial literacy
7:41 - Why Filipinos choose white financial advisors

At One Down, we’re committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased. We engage with and build connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area, while working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

Are Filipinos forever in debt to their families?

One Down 2024-09-06 | Ever heard of “Utang Na Loob”? If you’re from a Filipino family, this cultural value likely shaped your upbringing. It’s the “debt of one’s inner self,” reminding children to repay their family’s sacrifices. But is this tradition healthy for future generations, or has it become a burden?

In this episode, we’re unpacking the complexities of utang na loob—from career choices dictated by financial security to the sacrifices made by OFWs. Should we break free from this “debt” or honor it? Join us as we explore whether this mindset is toxic or motivating for Filipinos today.

Filipino family values often lead to lifelong support systems, but what happens when that becomes a burden? The South of Market Community Action Network (SOMCAN) advocates for financial equity and resource access in Filipino American communities, addressing economic challenges faced by many families today. Find out how they’re empowering Filipinos to thrive by visiting the link: bit.ly/somcanorg-about2

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#UtangNaLoob #OFW #OneDown #BreakingTheTabo #FilipinoFamily #FilipinoAmerican

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Gentrification in Boracay | #shorts #filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown #tourism

One Down 2024-09-05 | Did you know the Boracay's original inhabitants, the Ati, have lost nearly all their land to tourism? 😓

We talk more about this in our latest Youtube video "The Gentrification Problem in the Philippines" - link to watch in story!

#filipino #filipinoamerican #philippines #onedown #migration #foreigners #indigenous #ati #boracy #tourism #travel

Are foreigners replacing Filipinos? | #shorts #onedown #filipino #philippines #filipinoamerican

One Down 2024-09-03 | Is there a gentrification problem in the Philippines? 🇵🇭🤭 Let us know in the comments below!

Watch the full Youtube video on our Youtube channel now!

#shorts #onedown #filipino #filipinoamerican #gentrification #tourism #travel #philippines

The Gentrification Problem in the Philippines

One Down 2024-08-30 | As more foreigners choose to move to the Philippines, it raises an important question: Is this rising interest good or bad for the country? We’re exploring the reasons behind this trend—from the allure of tropical living to business opportunities—and what it means for the local economy and culture. Join us as we dive into the potential benefits and challenges of this growing phenomenon.

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#FilipinoAmerican #OneDown #Philippines #MovingToPhilippines

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Sinigang Valley or Silicon Valley? | #shorts #filipinoamerican #filipino #onedown #immigration

One Down 2024-08-28 | I don't know about you, but "Sinigang Valley" sounds wayyyy better than Silicon Valley! 😋🇵🇭

We talk more on the startup community in the Philippines and its relevance to Fil-Ams going back to their home country on our Youtube channel! Watch the full video at the link in our story 👀

#OneDown #Filipino #FilipinoAmerican #SiliconValley #SinigangValley #Tech #Startup

Fil-Ams are moving back to the Philippines? | One Down #shorts #filipinoamerican #filipino

One Down 2024-08-26 | More and more Fil-Ams are leaving the U.S. and heading back to the Philippines. From reconnecting with their roots to exploring new opportunities, we’re diving into why living in the Philippines has become so appealing for those chasing a new version of the “American Dream.”

Watch the full video on our Youtube channel now! (link in story)

#OneDown #FilipinoAmerican #Filipino #ReverseMigration #shorts

Why are Filipino Americans moving back to the Philippines?

One Down 2024-08-23 | More and more Filipino Americans are leaving the U.S. and heading back to the Philippines. What’s behind this wave of reverse migration? From reconnecting with their roots to exploring new opportunities, we’re diving into why living in the Philippines has become so appealing for those chasing a new version of the “American Dream.” Could the Philippines be the dream destination for Filipino Americans?

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#ReverseMigration #FilipinoAmerican #OneDown #Philippines #MovingToPhilippines

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My Filipino family picked my next boyfriend | Defeat The Family

One Down 2024-08-02 | Would you trust your family to choose your partner? Defeat the Family is a new Filipino dating show that does just that! A pool of suitors will have to “defeat” members of a Filipino family for a chance at love (and as we know, Filipino dating culture gets INTENSE). A big thank you to Justine and The Rafaels for joining us this episode–and to the wonderful suitors, you’re all a catch!

0:00 - The Rafael Family Plays Defeat the Family
0:45 - Meet Justine Rafael
1:09 - ROUND 1 Sister-in-Law (Alyssa Rafael)
8:30 - ROUND 2 Ate (Jasmine Rafael)
12:47 - ROUND 3 Kuya (AJ Rafael)
19:05 - Family Discussion
20:32 - The Final Reveal

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Directed by: Jules Cruz
Edited by: Millaine Matinong, Jules Cruz, Jo Zhao
Executive Producer: Leo Albea
Produced by: Sarah Albea
Associate Producer: Eugene Luna, Reese Leyva, Kellie Kwon
Director of Photography: Emil Velasco
2nd Camera Operator: Nick Watase
Sound Mixer: Michael Faner, Deyo Forteza
Production Designer: Katrina Songco
Production Assistants: Sahrang Han, Elle Lavin, Marc Mariano, Leslie Lopez, Paolo Valerio, Kellie Kwon
SEO Strategist: Manna Dellota
Craft Services: Jewel Albea, Pinky Albea
Casting Associate: Jannel Mariano
COVID Compliance: Tessa Albea
Production Team:Marie Balbuena, CJ Dominguiano, Millaine Matinong
Design Team: Cyrille Calderon, Keziah Dela Cruz, Paolo Valbuena, Reyn Ramirez, Samantha Casingal
Suitors:
Jester King
Christian
Danny
Elijah
David
Psalm
Richard
Featuring:
Justine Rafael
Alyssa Rafael
AJ Rafael
Jasmine Rafael

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

I Called Out My Controlling Mom | Trauma Bond

One Down 2024-07-26 | We had this Filipino mother and daughter confront triggering memories in their relationships regarding the struggles of being the oldest child, respect, and miscommunication. Will they be able to apologize and move on from their pain? #traumabond #filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown

Trauma Bond is One Down’s newest show that dives deeper into taboo topics and relationships within the Filipino community. In each episode, Gen X Filipinos, who have immigrated from the Philippines, confront uncomfortable truths and controversial issues in a raw and unfiltered manner with their family.

If this series spoke to you and you can see your family being in this, submit here: bit.ly/onedowncasting

0:00 - Filipino Mom and Daughter Trauma Bond
0:43 - Part 1: Unpacking Childhood Trauma
1:35 - Part 2: Unpacking Generational Trauma
2:16 - Confronting our Trauma
3:10 - The most hurtful thing
4:04 - Oldest Child Struggles
7:21 - What are you proud of?

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Thank you to our team for bringing this project to life:
Director: Leo Albea
Producer: Sarah Albea
Director of Photography: Curtis Yap
Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Assistants: Jomarie Calasanz, Raelle Vargas, Ylana de Lara
Casting Coordinator: Jomarie Calasanz
Crafty: Jewel Albea
Project Manager: Mauie Munoz, Rosalyn Santos
Social Media Manager: Manna Dellota
Talent Manager: Rui Fortuna
Featuring: Jazzmine and Jeanalyn Malaiba
Special Thanks: AJ Calomay, Mark Arbitrario, Ben Bulatao, Dexter Adriano, Jules Cruz

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

Filipino mom says Im proud of you | #shorts #traumabond #filipino

One Down 2024-07-25 | If I had a million dollars for every time my Filipino parents said "I'm proud of you" I'd still be broke. 👀🤧

Trauma Bond Episode 2 is out tomorrow, Thursday, July 25 at 6 PM PT on our Youtube Channel! 💻 Click the link in story to turn notifications on 🔔

#filipino #filipinoamerican #filipinofamily #traumabondwithus #traumabond #onedown

Filipino Mom and Daughter Talk Through their Trauma | #shorts #traumabondwithus #filipino

One Down 2024-07-23 | Do your Filipino parents say "I love you?" 🤭 Comment below!

We had Jazmine and her mom Jeanalyn talk about how their relationship has changed in Episode 2 of "Trauma Bond" premiering this Thursday at 6 PM PT on our Youtube channel! #traumabondwithus

#filipinoparents #filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown #generationaltrauma #childhoodtrauma #asian #asianamerican #mentalhealth

I Confront My Mom on my Childhood Trauma | Trauma Bond

One Down 2024-07-19 | We had this Filipino mother and daughter confront some hard issues in their relationships regarding body shaming, childhood trauma, and how our parents shape who we are. Will they be able to talk through their issues and reconnect their unhealthy relationship? #TraumaBond #filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown

Trauma Bond is One Down’s newest show that dives deeper into taboo topics and relationships within the Filipino community. In each episode, Gen X Filipinos, who have immigrated from the Philippines, confront uncomfortable truths and controversial issues in a raw and unfiltered manner with their family. #filipino #onedown

Disclosure: In psychology, a trauma bond is a strong emotional attachment that can form between someone who is being abused or mistreated and their abuser. The name of this show does not refer to the psychological term, but rather is a colloquial usage to lightly describe this format of discussing trauma with our families to become closer. the action of bonding over shared trauma. Our main goal is to raise awareness on these taboo topics within the Filipino community.

If this series spoke to you and you can see your family being in this, submit here: bit.ly/onedowncasting

0:00 - Filipino Mom and Daughter Trauma Bond
0:35 - Part 1: Childhood Trauma
1:18 - Part 2: Unpacking Generational Trauma
2:09 - Confronting our Trauma
3:16 - The most hurtful thing
4:04 - Do you think that I’m fat?
10:31 - Misunderstanding different generations

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Did this episode resonate with you, and you want to talk it out with a license mental health professional? We’re partnering with Sweet Mango Therapy to help Fil-Ams heal from their family trauma - visit bit.ly/sweetmangotherapy to book a free 15-min consultation!

Thank you to our team for bringing this project to life:
Director: Leo Albea
Producer: Sarah Albea
Director of Photography: Curtis Yap
Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Assistants: Jomarie Calasanz, Raelle Vargas, Ylana de Lara
Casting Coordinator: Jomarie Calasanz
Crafty: Jewel Albea
Project Manager: Mauie Munoz, Rosalyn Santos
Social Media Manager: Manna Dellota
Talent Manager: Rui Fortuna
Featuring: Pinky Albea, Tessa Albea
Special Thanks: AJ Calomay, Mark Arbitrario, Ben Bulatao, Dexter Adriano, Jules Cruz

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

My Mommy is a Liar (Part 1) | #shorts #filipino #mom

One Down 2024-07-18 | Thank you to the mothers who work tirelessly to provide for their families. ♥️ Follow us @onedown.media and tune in for part 2 coming soon 🔜

#filipino #filipinofamily #filipinoamerican #mom #mothers #motherhood #onedown

#TraumaBondWithUS at Ross | #shorts #filipino #filipinomom

One Down 2024-07-17 | Relationships with our moms can be complicated, except for when it comes to Ross. We never fight about that 😜👯‍♀️

Don't forget to tune into Tita Pinky and Tessa on our new series "Trauma Bond" premiering this Thursday at 6 PM PT on our Youtube channel!

#filipino #filipinoamerican #filipinomom #filipinofamily #onedown

Filipino Mother Bodyshames Daughter | #shorts #filipino #onedowwn

One Down 2024-07-16 | Have unwarranted comments from your family about your body changed the way you view yourself? 💭 Comment below!

And tune in to watch this Filipino mom and daughter confront each other about their family trauma in our new series "Trauma Bond" premiering this Thursday at 6 PM PT on our Youtube channel!

#traumabondwithus #filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown #mentalhealth #bodypositivity #fatshaming #bodyshaming #generationaltrauma #childhoodtrauma

Utang Na Loob | #shorts #filipino #mentalhealth

One Down 2024-07-15 | Is it a favor or is it "utang na loob"? 🤔 In Filipino culture, some favors come with the idea of giving this favor back. But sometimes, "utang na loob" goes too far. What's your experience with it? Comment down below. ↩️

#filipino #onedown #filipinoamerican #utangnaloob #mentalhealth #traumabondwithus #generationaltrauma #trauma

Overseas Filipino Workers deserve more | #onedown #filipinoamerican #shorts #filipinofamily

One Down 2024-07-10 | Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) deserve more than our praise or a pat on the back for their sacrifices. 💔 They need better working conditions and government protections when they work abroad.

Do you have any relatives that are OFWs, and what are their experiences? Comment below!

#filipino #filipinoamerican #ofw #onedown #utangnaloob #filipinofamily

Kids React to Lemonade by Jeremy Passion | #shorts #filipino

One Down 2024-06-27 | Kids will humble you every chance they get 🤦

Watch kids react to Jeremy Passion's "Lemonade" on our Youtube channel now! #shorts

#filipino #filipinoamerican #onedown #kids #jeremypassion #music

BINI Whisper Challenge | #shorts #bini #filipino #onedown

One Down 2024-06-23 | No OPM artist has reached #1 on Spotify PH Top Artists chart UNTIL @bini_ph! 🌟 Previous top artists were BLACKPINK (4 days), BTS (19 days), and Taylor Swift (913 days)!

This month, BINI also reached six million monthly listeners on Spotify, making them the most streamed OPM artist, OPM group, and OPM female artist on the platform. 🏆 #shorts #onedown #filipino #filipinoamerican #ppop

Watch their Whisper Challenge with One Down on our Youtube channel now! 💻

Bystander Effect in Hate Crimes #stopasianhate #filipino #onedown #shorts

One Down 2024-06-01 | Most hate crimes and incidents occur in public spaces like public transport, streets, shops, and bars. These places are rarely empty, and bystanders are present in up to 86% of these cases. We need to take responsibility and learn how to be active bystanders so we can de-escalate these situations!

Thank you to Heidi Lau from Asian Youth Center (aycla.org) for educating us on the bystander effect and how to react when we see a hate crime/incident. Los Angeles offers free bystander intervention training for Asian communities, held in multiple languages including English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, and Tagalog virtually and in-person. Register at bit.ly/bystandertrainingla

To find support or report a hate crime visit: bit.ly/CAvsHATE
#StopAsianHate #Filipino #OneDown #YouLoveOurCultureSoStopTheHate

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We read about the dangers of being a Filipino caregiver in the US | Tabo Takes

One Down 2024-05-31 | We had Jasmine Bucago, Leadership Development/Community Organizer from Stop the Hate, react to hot takes about Filipino caregivers, wage theft, and scamming in the Filipino community.

A big thank you to Pilipino Workers Center and Stop the Hate for cooperating with us on this video! Pilipino Workers Center aims to secure the dignity and safety of the Pilipino community in Southern California and build labor leaders in the domestic worker industry.

To find support or report a hate crime visit: bit.ly/CAvsHATE
#StopAsianHate #Filipino #OneDown #YouLoveOurCultureSoStopTheHate

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0:34 - Having a Filipino helper in America is human trafficking.
1:27 - Filipino caregivers take care of everyone, yet are the most abused.
2:58 - Filipinos typically scam other Filipinos.
3:35 - Elderly Filipinos are victims of FB scams and wage theft.
4:05 - Filipino migrant workers aren’t treated as real people.

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Thank you to our team for bringing this project to life:
Director: Leo Albea
Producer: Sarah Albea
Director of Photography: Curtis Yap
Editor: Millaine Matinong
Production Assistants:
Jomarie Calasanz
Raelle Vargas
Ylana de Lara
Project Manager:
Mauie Munoz
Rosalyn Santos
Social Media Manager: Manna Dellota
Talent Manager: Rui Fortuna
Crafty & Catering: Jewel Albea
Featuring: Jasmine Bucago

Stop the Hate Program Funding
The California Government Code § 8260 authorizes the California Department of Social Services (CDSS), in consultation with the Commission on Asian and Pacific Islander American Affairs (capiaa.ca.gov), to administer the Stop the Hate (STH) Program that awards funding to qualified nonprofit organizations to provide support and services to victims and survivors of hate incidents and hate crimes and their families and facilitate hate incident or hate crime prevention measures.

Funded Support and Services may include:
-Direct services for victims and survivors of hate incidents and hate crimes and their families, including mental and complementary health services; wellness and community healing; legal services; navigation, case management, and referrals;
-Prevention services, including arts and cultural work, youth development, senior safety and escort programs, safety planning, training; and cross-racial alliance work; and
-Intervention services, including outreach, training, restorative justice, coordination with local government and institutional partners, and coordinated regional rapid response.

Resources
CA vs. Hate (bit.ly/CAvsHATE): CA vs. Hate is a way to report hate incidents or hate crimes online or over the phone and receive support and resources without necessarily involving law enforcement. People who report a hate incident or hate crime through this service will be connected with a professional trained in culturally competent communication and trauma-informed practices.

California State Library’s Ethnic Media Outreach Grant (library.ca.gov/services/to-libraries/ethnic-media/): The Ethnic Media Outreach Grant aims to build public awareness of the Stop the Hate Program. Grants are awarded to ethnic media outlets and collaboratives serving communities that are historically vulnerable to hate incidents and hate crimes.

California Department of Justice’s Hate Crime Resources Page (oag.ca.gov/hatecrimes)

Stop AAPI Hate’s Community Resources Page (stopaapihate.org/community-resources)

California Attorney General’s 2022 Hate Crime Report (oag.ca.gov/system/files/attachments/press-docs/Hate%20Crime%20In%20CA%202022f.pdf).

AAPI Equity Alliance’s Resources for the Monterey Park Shootings:(aapiequityalliance.org/support-for-monterey-park)
Stop AAPI Hate’s Resources for the Half Moon Bay Shootings (stopaapihate.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Resources-for-Half-Moon-Bay-Shooting-2.pdf)

One Down is committed to creating a sustainable platform for original and groundbreaking content that showcases our culture, contextualizes Filipino American narratives, and prompts dialogue surrounding the diverse experiences, identities, and talents that are often overlooked, suppressed, or erased; engaging with and building connections between community members both online and in the Greater Los Angeles area; working with established professionals to create avenues for the next generation of Filipino movers to advance in careers across the entertainment industry.

Hot Takes about Filipino Caregivers and Domestic Workers | Tabo Takes #filipino #onedown #shorts

One Down 2024-05-31 | Full video premieres May 30 at 6 PM PT! We had Jasmine Bucago, Leadership Development/Community Organizer from Stop the Hate, react to hot takes about Filipino caregivers, wage theft, and scamming in the Filipino community.

A big thank you to Pilipino Workers Center and Stop the Hate for cooperating with us on this video! Pilipino Workers Center aims to secure the dignity and safety of the Pilipino community in Southern California and build labor leaders in the domestic worker industry.

To find support or report a hate crime visit: bit.ly/CAvsHATE
#StopAsianHate #Filipino #OneDown #YouLoveOurCultureSoStopTheHate

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