Moneeze Bernardo
- Twitter user poked fun at discourse of watchers and non-watchers of Game of Thrones by mentioning local TV drama.
- AC Mondragon said that he watched ‘Goldilocks’ instead of the hit HBO series, actually referring to ABS-CBN’s Kadenang Ginto.
- Social media users found his joke funny and even made a few of their puns.
Following the clash of social media users who have and are watching Game of Thrones with those who have not, now that the series is back for its final season, one Twitter user joined in on the fun by mocking the discourse with a Philippine drama.
Netizen AC Mondragon posted on April 16 on his Twitter account:
“‘I watch game of thrones’
‘uhhh… me I watch goldilocks!’
‘goldilocks?’
KADENANG GINTO!”
“I watch game of thrones”
“uhhh… me I watch goldilocks!”
“goldilocks?”KADENANG GINTO!
— AC Soriano (@ItsACsLife) April 16, 2019
His joke went viral with 23 thousand likes and three thousand retweets online.
“(I) (love) this. THIS IS GOLD–” replied one netizen with a pun of her own.
https://twitter.com/_heydeej/status/1118162622442905600
“Kandadong Ginto,” corrected a Twitter user regarding Mondragon’s post.
Kandadong Ginto
— reshi (@karllegaspiii) April 16, 2019
“Mondragon vs. Mother of Dragons,” wittily replied another Netizen, referencing a character from the hit HBO fantasy drama.
https://twitter.com/clnyvnngtrrz_/status/1118160228036407296
“Dahil sayo mamang, nag uumpisa na akong manood ng kadenang ginto at di ako nagsisi,” claimed another social media user.
dahil sayo mamang, nag uumpisa na akong manood ng kadenang ginto at di ako nagsisi
— 💖 (@BornPink04) April 16, 2019
Kadenang Ginto is a 2018 Philippine drama television series starring Francine Diaz, Andrea Brillantes, Beauty Gonzalez, Albert Martinez, Dimples Romana and Adrian Alandy.
It tells a story of familial bond that was once so precious but slowly becoming an unbreakable chain of deception and cruel desires.
The series premiered on ABS-CBN’s Kapamilya Gold afternoon block and worldwide via The Filipino Channel on October 8, 2018, replacing Asintado.
