Netizens couldn’t stop themselves from noticing the similarity between Eat Bulaga’s iconic talent search Little Miss Philippines and the popular segment of It’s Showtime ‘Isip Bata’.

In a Facebook post shared by one of Eat Bulaga fans, it showed a clip of the Little Miss Philippines contestant being interviewed by the hosts of the noontime show in a preschool classroom setting.

It can be recalled that the Isip Bata segment also had the same concept where the It’s Showtime hosts led by Vice Ganda were using a preschool setting on their set while interviewing their contestants.

Some even compared Eat Bulaga’s iconic contest to another talent search of It’s Showtime, ‘Mini Miss U’.

“Mini missU lang ang peg.. naku po EAT BULAGA gumawa naman po kayo ng bago at original wag ouro gaya lahat ng segment nyo puro gaya.. mula sa GIDLI (sugod bahay) at word of the ring (pinoy henyo) pati ba naman ang little misa philippines ninyo na ala MINI MISS U,” netizen J Mac said.

“Little miss Philippines pero Yung concept parang mini miss u hahaha or isip Bata Ng it’s show time hahahahah…” netizen Carla commented.

“HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA JUSKO KOPYA KOPYA NALANG. PAGANAHIN NAMAN UTAK NG WRITERS NYO DZAI TAPE INC,” netizen Maj remarked.

A lawyer believed that anyone could file charges against Vice Ganda and Ion Perez for allegedly violating Republic Act RA 7610.

In his explanation, Atty. Mark Tolentino said that it was possible that the alleged indecent acts performed by Vice and Ion on the Isip Bata segment of It’s Showtime covered the said law that protects the children.

“It affects the psychological development ng the child,” said Atty. Tolentino.

According to him, anyone may file a complaint against the two even if the complainant was not related to the Isip Bata contestants.

“Example ‘yung mga ginagawa silang eksena tapos kasama nila ‘yung mga bata, tapos ‘yung eksena na ‘yan may mapapatunayan na that it affects the psychological development and emotional development of a child, pwedeng maging violation yan,” the lawyer said.

The lawyer said that an expert may be called as a witness to prove if Vice and Ion’s actions really affected the children involved in the issue.

“Kailangan iatas nila ang isang expert witness testimony, the expert witness normally ay ‘yung mga psychologist, mga psychiatrist na mag testify to their study na ‘yung ginagawang eksena na ‘yon affects psychological and emotional development of a child,” he explained.

Tolentino also explained that It’s Showtime might be terminated on television based on the final decision of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) chaired by Lala Sotto.

As of writing, Vice and Ion still refused to give any statement on the issue.

Lea Salonga announced that she would refuse any autograph request in the upcoming days after she found positive for a contagious disease during her stay in the United States.

In a Facebook post, she revealed that she was already recovering from her illness but she decided not to interact with her fans for now.

“I intend to come back to The Broadway Theater this Tuesday. However, since I’m still on the mend, I will opt out of stage door autograph signing until further notice,” said Lea.

“As wonderful as it is to connect to you all after the performance, I need to take care of myself,” she added.

It can be recalled that Lea went viral last month after she refused a request from her fans for a photo-op.

It was later discovered that the fans were not included on the guest list, however Lea still granted the request of her fans when they followed her request to wait outside her dressing room.

The fan of Lea Salonga who went viral last month talked about one of the bad traits of some Filipinos.

In his vlog, Christopher Carpila talked about ‘crab mentality,’ saying that while it was hard to accept, pulling down other people was one of the habits of some Filipinos.

He urged his fans to stop pulling down other people and just be happy with them.

“Guys tigilan na natin ang crab mentality,” said Christopher. “Let’s just be happy with each and everyone. Yan ang matagal ko ng dasal,”

“Kung may magagawa lang talaga ako na paraan para tulungan ang lahat ng mga taong naghihirap gagawin ko.. Yan ang makakapagpaluwag ng dibdib ko eh,” he added.

The vlogger also said that he wished to help everyone, but he admitted that he was not capable of doing it.

Christopher went viral last July after he recorded his meeting with Lea who refused to have a photo op with them.

The content creator received criticism from netizens and gained thousands of new followers.

He also set the record straight that he never regret posting the said video, saying that sharing it made him feel better.

Beauty line CEO Rosmar Tan toured Alex Gonzaga and the netizens around her mansion and showed some of the things she invested from her earnings as a successful businesswoman.

In the vlog of Alex, Rosmar proudly showed her luxury bag collection and her sports car.

The popular CEO who’s also a recording artist also shared her expenses to maintain her mansion.

According to her, she’s paying P50,000 for the electric bill alone.

“Opo, Php50,000,” said Rosmar.

Rosmar shared that she also allowed her staff to use some of the amenities in her house, including her own gym.

She also addressed the netizens who criticized her for recording the song ‘Manalamin,’ insisting that she’s not an arrogant person, and explained that she only wanted to answer her critics who wanted her to fail.

Meanwhile, netizens were also waiting if Alex would feature Miss Glenda who’s also a beauty line CEO.

It can be recalled that Rosmar and Miss Glenda were known for their rivalry.