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“Mocha tastes like sh**!” Mocha Uson’s manager triggered over comedian’s attack on his talent

Banay By might actually be just as ugly as Pipay Kipayy, except the latter has more to offer, one netizen said.

Pipay Kipayy has released yet another viral video attacking the allies of President Rodrigo Duterte. This time, it’s all about the controversial Mocha Uson, who currently serves a the Deputy Executive Director of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA).

In the video, Pipay Kipayy acted like someone who wanted to have something to drink, but when offered a hot ‘mocha’ drink, she refused with expletives.

“I hate mocha. It tastes like shit. It looks like shit, and overall, it’s a piece of shit!” she said.

Mocha’s manager, Banay By, was triggered when he saw the video.

He retweeted saying that Pipay Kipayy has nothing going for her because of her insecurity.

“Umarte ayun sa kagandahan. Sobrang insecure nito sa babae. Kawawang nilalang. Kaya walang nangyayari sa buhay mo teh,” he said.

https://twitter.com/BanatByPh/status/1304440813657620480?s=20

Duterte detractors made fun of Banat By for getting triggered.

One netizen thinks Mocha and her manager are both ‘trash.’

The diehard Duterte supporters are usually sensitive when allies of their president are attacked, one netizen pointed out.

Banay By might actually be just as ugly as Pipay Kipayy, except the latter has more to offer, one netizen said.

https://twitter.com/RockMoonMomma1/status/1305478410588676096?s=20

Some are waiting for the comedian to respond and just roast Banat By.

Banat By has nearly 180,000 followers on Twitter, but he actually just took over Mocha’s account and renamed it.

The huge difference between him and Pipay Kipayy is that the latter gained a decent following because of her content, unfortunately, the same cannot be said for Mocha’s manager. Many say he just rode on Mocha’s coattails to get to where he is at today.

Written by Charles Teves

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