Wazzup Pilipinas!
This nine-year-old kid from Bacolod, Negros Occidental posed for a selfie with her DIY cupcake when she celebrated her two subscribers on her YouTube channel last October 12.... and then a miracle happened.
Her post got viral, and netizens started flocking her channel to hit the subscribe button, and whoa...within 24 hours he got more than a 100k subscribers.
But in less than 24 hours after her post went viral, aspiring vlogger Mary Grace Escober gained 100,000 YouTube subscribers.
The following day, Mary Grace posted another set of photos with her family holding balloons that read “100K” to mark her milestone. The numbers of subscribers are continuously increasing even as we write this.
Mary Grace Escober is one lucky little girl for getting the sympathy of netizens. Many netizens admired her positive attitude and even helped her gain more followers. She thanked the netizens for supporting her.
“Sobrang happy po namin ng family ko ngayon hndi namin ito inasahan. Maraming salamat po talaga sa lahat ng sumusuporta sa akin. God bless us all,” she wrote on social media.
True enough, always celebrate your wins, no matter how big or small! From 2 subscribers to more than 100,000 within 24 hours is a tremendous feat.
Congratulations, Mary Grace Escober!
However, so many famewhores are making duplicates of Mary Grace Escober's YouTube channel. This is her real channel fyi: https://t.co/drDdnEyizH
Andaming naglipanang mga mapagsamantalang YouTube channel na literal na ginagamit yung pangalan nung batang vlogger para sa kanilang mga pansariling hangarin.
There always seem to be some people who will take advantage of just about everything. We know that YouTubers do get a significant amount out of the monetization but a win from something you did not legally received is like deceiving yourself. You may have financial gains but unlike the real Mary Grace Escober who honestly got the numbers from netizens, these fake accounts of the girl do not deserve even one subscriber.
Why can't we live on our own effort and luck? If hard work couldn't pull you up from the ground, don't dig your way further down by doing something devilishly wrong.
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