"Scripted King" Dindo Caraig Launches New Single "Kung Hindi Ikaw"

Trending Tiktok Scripted King, Dindo Caraig is making himself known that he has more talent than his antics on Tiktok which gained him a lot of fans. Along with his witty skits, he wants to prove that he also has the voice that he can use to express himself.

He now launches his new single “Kung Hindi Ikaw,” composed by the renowned Vehnee Saturno and is accompanied with a music video. Interestingly, the MV has also a surprising twist which he says is a revelation of what he truly is.

He is more known in the online world as the "Scripted King" for posting skits on TikTok that others almost believe was real but just made-up situations that got audiences hooked. From here he also discovered fans of his music and became loyal followers.

With a voice that can sing songs from Sam Smith, Cher, and more shows his vocal prowess and proves his talent as a performer. Vehnee Saturno, was impressed by Dindo’s vocals. “The song really fits his voice,” Saturno shared. “Dindo possesses a unique range and voice quality that sets him apart.”

Ward 448, Debunking the HIV Stigma, Sowing Compassion and Understanding, Giving Information

“WARD 448” a play written and directed by Rodel Mercado is a trilogy that presents the stories of individuals that have HIV virus affliction. The play depicts the fight-or-flight response of persons infected with this devastating and life-threatening disease and how discrimination, ignorance and the stigma exacerbate the predicament of the persons with HIV.

From the point of view and reportage of Jennylyn Braza, a news reporter with Karina Macaspac and Jenney Cañeja as alternates, the story of three (3) RITM in-patients who stay in the same ward will figure in their news story.

The headliners are Carla Mae, a mother of three with Anna Escobia and Justine Torralba as alternates; the men who have sex with other men group who work at BPO are VJ Mendoza, Kevin Posadas and Rey Correjado; and seasoned thespians Ronnie Martinez and Roeder Camanag who alternately portray Francis, a jaded drag performer.