Vice Ganda treats fans to another spectacular show at Araneta
Unkabogable star Vice Ganda thanked his followers for achieving a new milestone during his comeback concert “Your Memejesty Queen VG” at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on June 2.
“Naiyak ako. 10th Araneta concert na punung-puno. I am so blessed. Hindi lahat nakakapag-ten Araneta concerts di ba? Maraming, maraming, maraming salamat. My heart is full of joy. I am overwhelmed tonight,” said Vice during his opening spiel.
He told the concertgoers, “Ang show po ngayong gabi ay rated SSSSSSPG – Super, Super, Super, Sobra, Sobrang Strict na Parental Guidance. Sa mga hindi handa, sa mga conservative, sa mga very sensitive, sa mga politically correct, sa mga balat-sibuyas binibigyan ko kayo ng sampong segundo para tumayo at para mag-refund,” he continued with a 10-second countdown and went into full comedy bar mode with R-rated jokes he’s known for.
In one of his numbers, the Phenomenal Superstar asked the audience, which included “It’s Showtime” co-hosts Anne Curtis, Vhong Navarro, Tyang Amy (Amy Perez) to act out his declamation piece “Isang Basong Tubig.”
The crowd roared with laughter as he impersonated famous personalities.
Meme Vice then called on three of his friends MC, Lassy, and Petite who traded jokes all in good fun.
The sold-out show turned a bit serious when Vice and his dancers brought his mother Rosario Viceral on stage as Vice sang a medley of “Portrait of My Love” and “And I Love You So.” As a tribute to her, Vice proclaimed her the ‘real queen’ and was made to sit on a throne with a cape and crown.
One of the highlights of the show was the guest appearance of Ion Perez, Vice’s husband who joined him in a performance of Eiffel 65’s “Blue” and Abba’s “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight).
The four-hour show included guests Lady Morgana, Hashtag Zeus Collins, Tawag ng Tanghalan champion Jex de Castro, ‘Ate Girl’ Jackie Gonzaga, and the A-Team.
Spotted in the audience were Belle Mariano, Darren Espanto, Ogie Alcasid, Ogie Diaz, Ryan Bang, and Liz Uy, along with ABS-CBN executives Lauren Dyogi, Deo Endrinal, Cory Vidanes, and Carlo Katigbak.
