The show also boasted of a powerhouse line-up of guests like Daniel Padilla, Enrique Gil, Dawn Zulueta, Paulo Avelino, Regine Velasquez, Chokoleit, Pooh, and Ai-Ai De las Alas. During one of the segments of the program where Vice Ganda paid homage to the recent national elections, the 37-year-old performer took to the stage and announced that he wanted to make Nancy Binay his first lady. “Pag ako tumakbo na president promise magiging lalake ako, liligawan ko si Nancy Binay. Gusto ko siya. Nagagandahan ako sa kanya. Ang mga tipo niya ay malapit sa puso ko. Mga black beauty,” he said while the audience erupted in laughter.
Vice also made a few more lighthearted jokes, poking fun at Binay’s dark complexion. “Sa dami ng natatanggap kong mga tweets tungkol kay Nancy, napanaginipan ko si Nancy. Pero wala akong makita sa panaginip. Masyadong madilim. (laughs)” and “Napanaginipan ko nagkita kami sa Bora ni Nancy tapos nakita ko nakikipagtalo siya sa isang tattoo artist kasi hindi siya malagyan ng tattoo kasi hindi siya makita,” he said.
The Showtime host also made light of the rivalry between Nancy and Team PNoy candidate Risa Hontiveros saying Nancy is afraid of getting hit by Risa’s “magic alampay,” saying that Hontiveros would say, “Eh ano naman kung tamaan ka ng alamapay eh hindi ka naman magpapasa!” he joked.
But it was not just Nancy Binay who was the subject of Vice Ganda’s jokes that night because the comedian also made a reference to the recent word war in the Barretto clan while addressing his mother in the crowd. “Maraming salamat nanay at nandito ka, napasaya mo ako. Maraming salamat at hindi mo ako In-Inday Barretto!” he said.
Vice also explained to his fans the true meaning of the show. “i-Vice Ganda mo ako simply means to make people laugh. Lahat ng problema naiibsan sa pamamagitan ng tawa kaya ngayon hayaan niyong i-Vice Ganda ko kayo ngayong gabi!” he proclaimed.
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