Recently, Julius Manalo answered questions from some netizens regarding his interview on “Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho” (KMJS) and whether he was paid by the program. In his statement, Julius admitted that he did indeed receive payment from KMJS, and that he gave part of that amount to his father.

According to Julius, the support from the program has been a great help to their family. He added that it was not only KMJS that helped him, but also Jessica Soho. According to him, Jessica sent money via GCash from her own pocket. This is a good move that shows the host’s concern for his guests.

Because of these statements, Julius could not escape the comments of netizens comparing the two programs that interviewed him. “Toni Talks” and KMJS both gave Julius the opportunity to express his thoughts and experiences. However, when he first mentioned it, he did not receive any payment from “Toni Talks,” which caused a stir on social media.

The difference in Julius’ experience on the two programs has become a center of discussion. Many netizens have given their opinions on this. Some are asking why there is no compensation from “Toni Talks,” while he received payment from KMJS. Such questions have highlighted people’s discussions on aspects of the media and how they value their guests.

Despite the discussions, Julius expressed his gratitude for both programs. He said that every opportunity given to him is valuable, regardless of whether it is paid or not. He wants to give value to the platforms that give him a voice and the opportunity to share his story.

Many people understand that in the entertainment industry, conditions and agreements can vary. Guests have different experiences and expectations, so it is only natural that their received benefits will differ. Despite the differences, platforms that shed light on people’s stories remain important.

In his speech, Julius’s remarks were meaningful not only in his own experience but also in recognizing the people and programs that have supported him. It showed that behind the cameras and stage, there are also people who care and are willing to help others.

Ultimately, Julius Manalo’s experience is a reminder that media plays a huge role in people’s lives. Programs like KMJS and “Toni Talks” not only offer entertainment, but also give people the opportunity to express their stories and experiences. These differences in receiving compensation are part of a larger discourse in the entertainment industry, which can open up new perspectives and understanding.