Bulakenyo video content creator features fast food chain gains reactions on Facebook

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LOOK: Food vlogger and content creator EJ Knows catches the attention of netizens for highlighting a branch of the Filipino favourite fast food chain Jollibee that opened in Pandi Bulacan

Earvin John Fabro also known as EJ Knows on social media gathered positive engagements for his video posted last December 19, 2023 featuring the famous Filipino fast food chain Jollibee for opening a branch in Pandi — a municipality in Bulacan which gained over 250 thousand views, 11 thousand reactions and 2 thousand shares on Facebook

Fabro who is a licensed engineer, electronics technician and vlogger from Bulacan shared that the purpose of the video is to promote the said fast food restaurant's branch opening as he is a partner of the brand but it is also a remarkable event especially to the residents of Pandi. The district of Pandi is recognized as a nonurban area of the province making Jollibee being one of the few fast food restaurants to be established in it, "Syempre, Jollibee Pandi is very not... usual kasi wala pang fast food chain or fast food restaurant sa Pandi so its very uh... highlight talaga yung nagkaroon ng Jollibee sa Pandi, kasi ever since... sa laki ng Pandi Bulacan walang McDo, walang ano... ang alam ko lang nagkaroon ng Dunkin dun so nung nagkaroon ng Jollibee so ang Jollibee is pang masa pag dating sa presyo na affordable even sa masa even sa class a and class b that's why, I think that's one of the reasons kaya sya nag trend kasi... sa... wow may Jollibee na sa Pandi", he stated regarding the story behind his viral video

Sharing the narrative about the viral video — he then tells the gradual development of the town, "Kasi nga parang kumbaga Pandi is more of the provicial type na puro bukid and onti pa yung nag iinquest, so makikita mo naman yun eh since ang municipality... if maraming banko it means there are a lot of investors or business owners sa lugar, so it means sa pandi there's just siguro... late bloomer compare to other municipalities like Bocaue and Sta. Maria"

EJ is a proud Bulakenyo who is motivated to take part in giving limelight to stories, local spots and businesses from his hometown by being a video content creator that aspires to help. He believes that through helping others — blessings or good things come twofold and more

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