MANY ARE ANGRY AND DISAPPOINTED AFTER MATT MONRO’S VOICE PARTNER LOST ON EAT BULAGA’S THE CLONES

A Performance That Changed the Lives of Many

Julio Tuyor, Matt Monro’s chosen “voice” in  Eat Bulaga!  ‘s  The Clones: Ka-Voice of the Stars , lived a night full of emotions and memories. With his powerful baritone, a musical era from a bygone era was revived, and it seemed as if an electricity of connection rose in the room—a feeling that only a true performance can provide. Every note had heart, every line had meaning. This was not the loudest performance, but the one closest to the hearts of the audience.

Fans didn’t hesitate to express their delight and admiration: “He sang like Matt Monro!” It’s the kind of connection that makes every episode of  The Clones special . However, not everyone expected it to end in such an unacceptable outcome.

Rumors of Loss

When the judges announced Julio’s defeat, it was as if the lights had dimmed before the hour. Social media timelines exploded, and comments of dismay and anger reached all corners of the internet:

“How could they let Matt Monro’s voice miss out? His singing is perfect!”

“This performance has soul—a great sadness for the audience.”

“Judges, if you have standards, please don’t eliminate art.”

In the digital world, his performance became a call to action—not just for justice, but for appreciation. Many asked: Is the display of talent being favored over true art? Many supporters rose up and said that emotion and honesty should not be sacrificed for the sake of show.

The Hardness of Being Matt Monro

Matt Monro is known not only for his silky and ethereal voice, but also for his ability to deliver each song with sincerity and emotion. Julio, in his performance, paid a sincere homage to Monro. This was not a simple imitation—it was a tribute. He was not expected to be perfect, but what each person felt was irreplaceable.

Playing Matt Monro was a huge challenge. Keeping up with his phrasing, breath control, and ability to emote each word took years of practice. Julio didn’t just try hard—he lived the soul of the song.

A Movement Emerges

The anger of the supporters led to action. Fan movements began with hashtags demanding a second chance for Julio. They shared clips, vocal tributes, and petitions aimed at initiating a dialogue with the show’s producers.

One message said: “There are contestants who are funny. But there are those who leave a mark on you. Julio is the last one.”

While The Clones producers remained silent  , the clamor from fans continued to grow. These calls were not just for one voice—but for defending the art, the connection, and the proper appreciation of music.

The Other Side: Competition Has Rules

There were also some voices who explained a more just perspective. They reminded us that competitions have rules: not only based on emotion, but also on vocal range, consistency, originality, stage presence, and technical proficiency.

One commenter said: “Music shows are not just talent shows—they have structure. We don’t see all the factors in every decision.”

However, even more balanced views acknowledge that there is a tension between the technical and the emotional. One commenter pointed out: “I understand that art needs structure—but when you feel pure, are rules enough?”

The Impact of a Lost Voice

Weeks later, the fan buzz is still going strong. Reports suggest that a flashback tribute to Julio is planned for an upcoming episode of  The Clones . There are rumors that fans may see “the voice that never lost its power” again—not as a contestant, but as a celebration of his contributions.

According to the producers, they are closely monitoring the public’s reaction. Based on the amount of attention his performance has garnered, it’s clear that they can’t ignore the mark Julio left on the audience.

Why It Penetrated the Hearts of Many

Julio’s performance wasn’t just about nostalgia. It was also a moment of awakening for viewers who craved depth and meaning. In a world where entertainment flows so quickly, he forced himself to change the course of time and fight for attention.

Fans weren’t just defending a performer—they were defending the idea that music has the power to heal, remind, and strengthen relationships. For many, it was a protest against a world that sometimes forgets to listen.

Returning Voice of Justice

Every major online platform now carries the same message: fans want justice. They want a chance to see Julio return, or even see him perform again and be honored.

While  The Clones  continues to face criticism, it also has a chance to succeed. By listening to fans, they can turn a controversial moment into a triumph and pay tribute to true art.

Final Note on Voice, Memory, and Respect

When art moves us, it stays. It comes back. Julio’s Matt Monro impersonation wasn’t just a performance—it was a vessel of memory and resonance. When he was fired, fans didn’t just protest, they celebrated a true work of art.

And that is perhaps the most powerful music of all.