Maine, Kisses, Khalil & more VS Joey De Leon: "Depression is not a joke"
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Joey De Leon has provoked criticisms when he said on Eat Bulaga's episode today, October 5, 2017, that depression is "gawa-gawa lang". Maine Mendoza on the other hand is getting praises for taking a stand against her co-host's insensitive statement about depression.
Maine opposes Joey's view on depression (screenshot from the Eat Bulaga! Oct. 5, 2017 episode)
The two were hosting the Eat Bulaga's 'Juan For All, All For Juan' segment when they made opposing views on depression. It was after the "sugod-bahay" winner shared that her mother is suffering depression.
According to Joey, depression is just made up by those who claim they're suffering from such. Maine immediately contradicted his statement by saying that depression is no joke as many people, especially the youth, are experiencing it and must be given support.
Joey: "Yung depression, gawa-gawa lang ng mga tao 'yan. Gawa nila sa sarili nila."
Maine: "Uy pero hindi biro yun ha, yung depression."
Joey: "Aba aba, baket?"
Maine: "Hindi siya joke. Hindi, kasi siyempre maraming nakakaranas ng ganun lalo na sa mga kabataan. Kaya dapat kapag mayroong nakakaranas ng ganun, bigyan natin ng suporta."
Well said, Maine!
Her loveteam partner Alden Richards agreed by saying they need moral support. But the 70-year-old host told the two not to support those people and insisted they're just making up that
thing. He also described depression as "nagpapasosyal lang".
Watch this uploaded video by Twitter user @dryedmangoez to fully understand what happened earlier on Eat Bulaga:
Positive comments pour in for Maine, but it's the opposite for the senior comedian and TV host.
Even celebrities like Kisses Delavin, Khalil Ramos, Jake Ejercito, Alex Diaz, Luis Hontiveros, Giselle Tongi and Bb. Pilipinas-International 2017 Mariel De Leon have also taken a stand against what Joey De Leon has said on Eat Bulaga!
Maine opposes Joey's view on depression (screenshot from the Eat Bulaga! Oct. 5, 2017 episode)
The two were hosting the Eat Bulaga's 'Juan For All, All For Juan' segment when they made opposing views on depression. It was after the "sugod-bahay" winner shared that her mother is suffering depression.
According to Joey, depression is just made up by those who claim they're suffering from such. Maine immediately contradicted his statement by saying that depression is no joke as many people, especially the youth, are experiencing it and must be given support.
Joey: "Yung depression, gawa-gawa lang ng mga tao 'yan. Gawa nila sa sarili nila."
Maine: "Uy pero hindi biro yun ha, yung depression."
Joey: "Aba aba, baket?"
Maine: "Hindi siya joke. Hindi, kasi siyempre maraming nakakaranas ng ganun lalo na sa mga kabataan. Kaya dapat kapag mayroong nakakaranas ng ganun, bigyan natin ng suporta."
Well said, Maine!
Her loveteam partner Alden Richards agreed by saying they need moral support. But the 70-year-old host told the two not to support those people and insisted they're just making up that
thing. He also described depression as "nagpapasosyal lang".
Watch this uploaded video by Twitter user @dryedmangoez to fully understand what happened earlier on Eat Bulaga:
Here are Joey De Leon's disgusting and dangerous comments about depression on Eat Bulaga today + Maine Mendoza taking a stand. pic.twitter.com/jo6STsIcvs
— DryedMangoez (@dryedmangoez) October 5, 2017
Positive comments pour in for Maine, but it's the opposite for the senior comedian and TV host.
si maine mendoza yung proof na di laging mali sumagot sa matanda tapos si joey de leon yung proof na di porket matanda laging tama
— hans solo (@hanstinio) October 5, 2017
For the first time, magiging fan ako ni Maine Mendoza. At least she stood up to support depressed people. Unlike Joey, who made fun of it.
— j (@JepiPaiton) October 5, 2017
Really lost respect for Joey De Leon when he made that statement about Depression. Thank you Maine for lowkey inserting facts
— Sybil Ψ 🌹✨ (@iamSybAlmario) October 5, 2017
I applaud Maine Mendoza for standing her ground and speaking up about depression cause it’s no joke. What Joey de Leon said was SO WRONG.
— Patricia (@patriciaprieto) October 5, 2017
Even celebrities like Kisses Delavin, Khalil Ramos, Jake Ejercito, Alex Diaz, Luis Hontiveros, Giselle Tongi and Bb. Pilipinas-International 2017 Mariel De Leon have also taken a stand against what Joey De Leon has said on Eat Bulaga!
Depression is no joke. Depression is real. Awareness is what we need to end potentially dangerous remarks and comments about it.
— Khalil Ramos (@TheKhalilRamos) October 5, 2017
Jokes might help people suffering from depression, but their situation surely isn't one. I went through it too and it's as real as it gets
— Jake Ejercito (@unoemilio) October 5, 2017
Depression isn’t a joke. Same last name, but thank God we’re not related. Ew.
— Mariel de Leon (@mariaangelicadl) October 5, 2017
Shame on him and people who think like him.
Sad to think that depression is being considered a joke. It's unfair. It's just not right. Let's do ourselves a favor, be a little kinder -
— Kisses (@delavinkisses) October 5, 2017
Depression is not a joke. It shouldn't be used in the context of a joke. It does not affect only the rich. It shouldn't be in a comedy show.
— △lexander ♚ (@alexandermcdizz) October 5, 2017
Depression is not something someone just makes up! It is a disease that affects many. Mental health is not a joke. Thank you @MaineMendoza for explaining it to the Filipino people that this is No laughing matter!!! #MentalHealth #NotAJoke
— Giselle Töngi (@gtongi) October 5, 2017
Depression is not a feeling that can just go away overnight it’s a condition which should be taken seriously. Obvious or not be sensitive.
— Luis Hontiveros (@luishontiveros7) October 5, 2017
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