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4. is a genre of speculative
fiction dealing with
imaginative concepts such as
futuristic settings, futuristic
science and technology, space
travel, time travel, faster than
light travel, parallel universes
and extraterrestrial life.
SCIENCE FICTION

5. Science fiction often
explores the potential
consequences of
scientific and other
innovations, and has
been called a
"literature of ideas”

6. It usually eschews the
supernatural, and unlike the
related genre of fantasy,
historically science fiction stories
were intended to have at least a
faint grounding in science-based
fact or theory at the time the story
was created, but this connection
has become tenuous or non-
existent in much of science
fiction.

7. AlDub Phenomenon
www.hatawtabloid.com

8. Children, elders, teens,
married or not, single or
in a relationship; who
does not know AlDub?
AlDub Phenomenon

9. Almost everyone is
hooked in their story.
through media their story
circulated all over the
globe making their own
name in show-business.
AlDub Phenomenon

10. Media is known to be the channel in which a
certain people, events or things became
popular.
With media, information were transferred
easily. Pop-culture on the other hand is the
culture being transmitted via mass media.
The most common categories of pop culture
are entertainment which includes movies,
music, tv; sport and news, politics, fashion
and technology. One of the popular today is
the AlDub phenomenon.
AlDub Phenomenon

11. 'AlDub' is the word coined from the name of
the characters in Eat Bulaga's Kalyeserye
namely Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza
a.k.a Yaya Dub.
Filipinos always seeks entertainment, we
are known for smiling even if we have
problems. With this attitude, we are capable
of handling problems that come in our life.
We are good at diverting our attentions
instead of focusing in it.
AlDub Phenomenon

12. AlDub is famous for its witty
characters and it showcases the
Filipino values that is almost
forgotten nowadays.
AlDub Phenomenon
The implications of Media and pop
culture is that we cannot say if it
will be a good turn out or the
viewer will take it negatively. In
AlDub's case, the negative
implications were many people

13. AlDub Phenomenon
The implications of Media and pop
culture is that we cannot say if it
will be a good turn out or the viewer
will take it negatively. In AlDub's
case, the negative implications were
many people engage themeselves
into bashing other people which is
not a good practice. This
malpractice is made possible by
mass media.

14. Social Media: A Luring Campaign
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15. Social Media: A Luring Campaign
Social media such as facebook, twitter,
instagram and tumblr has greatly influence
the image of the political candidates and
campaigns.
Social media gives information about the
presidential and other political candidates
on their standings and opinions on different
issues, behavior and traits.
But has social media given sufficient
information for voters to adequately know
the right one to elect or just being
influenced by wrong beliefs?

16. Social Media: A Luring Campaign
What are the bases of people on electing officials?
Popularity? Sympathy? Commercials? Celebrity
endorsement? Policy stances? Or achievements?
Commercials and social media can help draw bigger
crowds’ vote that’s why social media is being use
by officials in campaigning and has conquered and
catch people’s interest and attention. Philippines
was named as "The Social Networking Capital of
the World”, thus, Social media serves as strategy to
wield power on election. A study released by
Universal McCann entitled "Power To The People -
Wave3" pointed out that there are 83 percent of
Filipinos surveyed are members of a social
network.

17. Social Media: A Luring Campaign
Don’t be easily convinced and lured by
the candidates’ advertisements in
social media, celebrity endorsement
and beautiful promises that meant to
be broken but rather look deeper on
the candidate’s achievements and
contributions to the country. Social
media will be a big help in deciding the
candidate to elect but sometimes it
will just confuse people’s mind.

18. Social Media: A Luring Campaign
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19. POP CULTURE AND ITS EFFECT
TO LANGUAGE