Ibinahagi ni James Roque ang buhay bilang Badong kung saan napalibutan siya ng tatlong kapatid na babae at kung paano nniyakap ng magulang niya ang career niya bilang komedyante.
Key Points
- 'Badong' ang palayaw ni James Roque.
- Nag-migrate sa New Zealand ang pamilya niya noong siya ay walong taong gulang.
- Ibinahagi niya ang kwento ng kanyang kabataan kasama ang tatlong kapatid na babae at mga payo ng magulang sa buhay.
- Mapapanood ng live ang 'Champorado' ni James Roque sa iba't ibang bahagi ng Australia.
For my parents now, they realize that the definition ng happiness nila is to have a roof over your head... to be able to support your family, if you have a family-your set. My generation, 'yung definition nila is to be able to be independent, express yourself, have a personality, because they don’t need to worry about that, because their parents already did the hard yards for them.James Roque on how his parents embraced his career as a comedian
They gave me the privilege to be able to choose kung anong career ang gusto ko and I think by not exercising that privilege, that is actually what’s throwing it away. By not exercising and expressing who I really am, that’s the true waste. That’s why everything I do, whether social media or stand up, I gotta give this a 100%. My parents gave so much when I was a kid, I gotta make it worth it.James Roque on paying tribute to his parents
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