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Because of its daily top trending in social media, some news outfits now call AlDub a global phenomena. This is being strengthened by the fact it has gained the global record for the most tweeter feed in 24 hours.<ref name="Twitter 1" /> Some sectors has referred to the phenomenon as an example of a [[Black swan theory|black swan event]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34645078]</ref><ref>[http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2015-10-29/-aldub-phenomenon-taking-twitter-by-storm]</ref>
Because of its daily top trending in social media, some news outfits now call AlDub a global phenomena. This is being strengthened by the fact it has gained the global record for the most tweeter feed in 24 hours.<ref name="Twitter 1" /> Some sectors has referred to the phenomenon as an example of a [[Black swan theory|black swan event]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34645078]</ref><ref>[http://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2015-10-29/-aldub-phenomenon-taking-twitter-by-storm]</ref>
===MMFF Dominance===
===MMFF Dominance===
In their first full length movie entitled [[My Bebe Love]] which entered the [[2015 Metro Manila Film Festival]] they dominated all other entries and came out the top grosser in the festival with an opening gross of 64 million php on its first day of showing,making it the biggest single day openning in filipino box office history, By day 5 it has gross somme 214 million php<ref>http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/354158/24oras/my-bebe-love-kumita-na-ng-halos-p214-m-sa-loob-ng-5-araw</ref>
In their first full length movie entitled [[My Bebe Love]] which entered the [[2015 Metro Manila Film Festival]] they dominated all other entries and came out the top grosser in the festival with an opening gross of 64 million php on its first day of showing,making it the biggest single day openning in filipino box office history, By day 5 it has gross some 214 million php<ref>http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/video/354158/24oras/my-bebe-love-kumita-na-ng-halos-p214-m-sa-loob-ng-5-araw</ref>


==Awards==
==Awards==

Revision as of 00:06, 31 December 2015

"MaiDen" and "Maiden (supercouple)" redirect here. For other uses, see Maiden (disambiguation).
AlDub
Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza interacting through split screen television. The primary means of dialogue between the two are the use of audio samples of popular media and handwritten messages shown on screen.[1]
Portrayed by

Maine Mendoza as Yaya 'Dub' (short for 'Dubsmash')

AlDub (also known as MaiDen) is a fictional supercouple (or "love team" as it is known in the Philippines) that appears in the Kalyeserye portion of the "Juan for All, All for Juan" segment of the noontime variety show Eat Bulaga!. Its name is derived from a portmanteau of the tandem's character names, namely Filipino actor Alden Richards, who portrays a fictionalized version of himself, and Yaya Dub (Divina Ursula Bokbokova Smash, a playful reverse-acronym of Dubsmash), portrayed by Dubsmash personality and actress Maine Mendoza. Both joining the program's cast in 2015, Richards first appeared as a host of Eat Bulaga!'s various segments, such as the "That's My Bae" portion; while Mendoza originally appeared as Yaya Dub (sometimes, as Lola Isadora) in the show's "Juan for All, All for Juan" segment. Exclusively interacting through the show's split screen frame, the AlDub couple's main communication is through dubbing audio samples of popular songs, films and TV series as well as handwritten messages shown on screen and being broadcast by GMA Network, and worldwide on GMA Pinoy TV.

A 30-minute to 1-hour soap opera parody entitled Kalyeserye ("Street Series" in English) was created within the "Juan for All, All for Juan"s segment for the tandem, featuring live improv acting from the AlDub supercouple and its additional characters–Filipino comedians Wally Bayola (Lola Nidora, sometimes Duhrizz, Reyanna, and Doktora the Explorer), Jose Manalo (Lola Tinidora), and Paolo Ballesteros (Lola Tidora, and sometimes, Lola Isadora) as various characters. The segment proved to be a success in both broadcast television and social media, resulting in a significant increase of viewership and popularity of Eat Bulaga!. In addition, it has also contributed to the careers of Richards and Mendoza.

As of late, different media outlets had hailed AlDub as a "social media phenomenon" following its success in trending everyday on Twitter and other social media platforms. Record-breaking tweets correlate to a pivotal episode of Kalyeserye, mostly about AlDub's continuing romance. Such is the case on September 5, 2015, as the couple finally saw each other for the first time after their respective performances in the Bulaga Pa More! Dabarkads Edition wildcard round. Subsequent meetings for the pair happened in the weeks that followed, advancing the storyline of Kalyeserye.

On September 26, 2015, they first reached record-breaking tweets on Twitter for #ALDubEBforLOVE with 25.6 million tweets in just a day, breaking their own record of 12.1 million tweets within 24 hours for #ALDUBMostAwaitedDate on September 19, 2015.

On October 24, 2015, the couple finally got to meet properly without hindrances through Eat Bulaga!'s grand benefit concert at the Philippine Arena dubbed as "Sa Tamang Panahon" ("At the Right Time"). The concert was part of the show's 36th anniversary and held as a celebration to Eat Bulaga! and a tribute to the fans of AlDub. Proceeds were used to fund libraries for certain schools across the Philippines. That day, the hashtag #ALDubEBTamangPanahon reached over 41 million tweets within 24 hours (which is now the global record for the most number of tweets within 24 hours),[2] beating the record of the 2014 World Cup semi-final match between Brazil and Germany, which consists of 37.6 million tweets within 24 hours. Rishi Jaitly, one of the executives of Twitter said that the tweets were "real, fresh and organic." Apart of social media records, the concert also recorded a live audience of 55,000 people and set another record after tickets for the event sold out in less than 3 days.

Background and overview

In 2015, Alden Richards, who had finished filming the miniseries Ilustrado (2014), was invited to join Eat Bulaga! as a host for a month-long trial period, hosting various segments such as "Pak Na Pak" and later, "That's My Bae" with Indian-Filipino radio disc jockey Sam YG.[3] A month later, Maine Mendoza, who had initially gained popularity for posting Dubsmash videos in various social media platforms, auditioned for the program after catching the attention of its producers.[4] Mendoza eventually joined the cast in July 2015.[4] She recalled that she was originally cast as a lawyer for Eat Bulaga!'s "Juan for All, All for Juan" segment but was ultimately cast as Yaya Dub (Divina Ursula Bokbokova Smash), a personal assistant (although the Filipino term Yaya translate to nanny) for comedian Wally Bayola's Lola Nidora character.[4] Utilizing her Dubsmash popularity, Mendoza only communicates in the series through vocal dubbing and was initially portrayed as the snobbish Yaya Dub.[4] On the show's July 16, 2015 episode,[5] Yaya Dub broke character when she was caught being kilig (a Tagalog word roughly translated in English as "feeling giddy" or much closer with the idiom "tickled pink") seeing Richards on the show's live split screen, prompting Eat Bulaga's producers to make an onscreen couple of the two.[4][5] On October 1, 2015, their first duet happened when Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards sang "Wish I May", a song by the latter, and "God Gave Me You", a hit song by Bryan White. Mike Tuviera, a resident director for the show, revealed that the tandem was made by accident.[6] The name "AlDub" was conceived as a portmanteau of the tandem's names, Alden and Yaya Dub[7] And despite being featured in the show, the couple did not meet with each other for the first few weeks of the segment and only interacted through the show's split screen frame and conversing in dubbed audio samples of popular songs and lines from popular films and TV series as well as through handwritten messages shown on screen.[1]

Kalyeserye

Main articles: Kalyeserye and AlDub Episodes

Due to the audiences' positive reception to the AlDub pairing, Eat Bulaga!'s producers decided to make a 30-minute soap opera parody in its "Juan For All, All for Juan" segment for the tandem.[8] Pegged as a "Kalyeserye" (Filipino for "street series"), it was described as a parody of Philippine television dramas performed by improv acting, which was broadcast live from a barangay street featured in the "Juan for All, All for Juan" set.[8] Poochie Rivera, one of the program's directors, described it as "natural and unscripted", saying that "Nothing is rehearsed. We are trying to maintain the spontaneity because that is a big part of its charm.".[8] Starring the AlDub love team, the Kalyeserye also features Jose Manalo (as Frankie Arinolli, Tinidora and his various characters), Wally Bayola (as Lola Nidora and his various characters), Paolo Ballesteros (as Tidora and his various characters) and other casts and characters.[8]

Some of the running gags and story lines throughout the parody include the "Pabebe Wave" (a deviation of a beauty queen wave gesture) between Alden and Yaya Dub, Lola Nidora lobbying for a pairing between Yaya Dub and Frankie (using the portmanteau "YaKie"),and the incompetence of the numerous Rogelios, Lola Nidora's bodyguards. The Kalyeserye's main storyline is the Cinderella-like forbidden courtship between the AlDub tandem, with its paramount goal being the first physical meeting between the two, a move continually opposed by Lola Nidora.

Audience reception and cultural impact

The Aldub tandem was described by media pundits as a success in converging both broadcast and social media,[9] as featured in the front page of the Philippine Daily Inquirer for Sunday, August 16, 2015.[8][10]

The AlDub couple became an overnight phenomenon on both television and social media.[11][12] The pivotal meeting episode between the AlDub tandem on August 8, 2015 scored a 32% percent rating and a 300% increase in viewership for Eat Bulaga! in the Mega Manila Region, according to the Nielsen ratings conducted by AGB Nielsen Philippines.[8][13] On a weekly survey by Kantar Media Philippines, the tandem was cited in helping the program to become a number one daytime program for weeks.[14][15] According to AGB Nielsen's research, Eat Bulaga!'s August 12, 2015 episode marked an all-time high in viewership for the year with a 36.1% rating, in the Mega Manila Region, which was mainly alluded to the tandem's near-meeting.[16] Rivera also theorized that the coupling's successful response from audiences was because of the Filipinos who can relate with their predicament.[8] He remarked "People who have partners who work abroad often communicate and pursue their relationship online, through Skype or FaceTime."[8] Pauleen Luna, a castmember of Eat Bulaga!, commented that AlDub "has brought a different kind of energy to the show."[17] Anna Leah Sarabia, a Filipino anthropologist, cited the "Kalyeserye"'s use of fairy tale and soap opera's tropes helped in tandem's increasing popularity, saying that "It’s a 'Cinderella' story that's fake and true-life at the same time."[8] Filipino television executive Malou Choa-Fagar also cited the unpredictable nature of the Kalyeserye had largely contributed to the AlDub success.[8] In social media site Twitter, hashtags with AlDub became top trending topics in both the Philippine and Worldwide trends.[18] Various outlets also lauded the show's use of old and new media for the AlDub tandem, which also pulsated in raising the value of the Dubsmash app in the Philippines.[10] The popularity of the tandem even reached some schools and became a topic discussed in classrooms; for instance in a University of the Philippines Diliman Filipino class.[19] Several Filipino politicians also referenced the AlDub couple in various interviews: Ralph Recto cited the tandem as a symbolism regarding the Philippine Land Transportation Office license plates,[20] while Mar Roxas also referenced AlDub in his 2016 presidential campaign.[21]

The success of the AlDub tandem also contributed to the careers of Richards and Mendoza. The AlDub's success has helped Richards secure a four-year film contract with APT Entertainment and a recording deal with GMA Records, while the Philippine Basketball Association teams Barangay Ginebra San Miguel, Mahindra Enforcers and Talk N' Text Tropang Texters was also reported to have been considering inviting Mendoza as their muse for the 2015–16 PBA season but she turned down, according to Tape, Inc. SVP Malou Choa-Fagar.[22][23] Mendoza and Richards also appeared in separate profile interviews regarding the AlDub's success on the television program Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, Richards also had an episode of his life story on Magpakailanman.[9][24] Tuviera also revealed in an interview about a possibility of making 2015 feature film starring the AlDub couple.[22] Another report also confirmed that Richards and Mendoza will be part of 41st Metro Manila Film Festival entry My Bebe Love starring Vic Sotto and Ai Ai delas Alas.[25] It also started taping two commercials, for Talk N' Text and McDonalds, they were also awarded the Most Popular Breakout Love Team of the Year, in the recently concluded EdukCircle Awards.[26]

AlDub tandem had granted the request, that they will not endorse any politicians running for the 2016 presidential election in which senator Tito Sotto, one of the main hosts said as per advice from the Eat Bulaga's management.[27]

The two also scored magazine covers due to insistent public demands. The two were featured on YES! Magazine's November 2015 issue and for Preview magazine, Maine on Meg, and Alden for Megaman. The Tres Lolas (JoWaPao) were also featured in another celebritymagazine for the same month.

Sociological analysis

On Chika Minute of GMA News' 24 Oras, sociologist Brother Clifford Sorita linked the positive audience reception of the AlDub to the Yaya Dub's Cinderella complex. Sorita says that many can relate to Yaya Dub's situation, portrayed as an ordinary woman who hopes for someone popular or a "prince charming" (Alden Richards) to notice her. Sonita also described that Maine Mendoza, who portrays the character of Yaya Dub as a "diamond in the rough" an ordinary person whose talent and potential maybe discovered through ordinary means. Mendoza was discovered through the internet through her Dubsmash videos.[28][29]

Social media impact

From 3.5 million tweets in 24 hours, the AlDub Twitter following grew exponentially, it doubled to 6 million plus on September 5, 2015, doubling further to 12 million on September 19, 2015 and On September 26, 2015, they have reached the highest tweets in Twitter for #ALDubEBforLOVE with 25.6 million tweets in just a day, breaking their own record of 12.1 million tweets within 24 hours for #ALDUBMostAwaitedDate on September 19. Both episodes of the Kalyeserye marked special milestones for the relationship of the AlDub supercouple. They even surpassed the 25.6 million tweets when the two have their #ALDUBEBTamangPanahon in the Philippine Arena last October 24, 2015 with a whooping almost 41 million tweets. Their television rating also went over the roof going to the level of the Manny Pacquiao fights posting a high 45.7 percent in Mega Manila, while Philippine wide rating was at 30.8 percent[30][31][32][33][34][35]

Rishi Jaitly, Twitter's Vice President of Media, Asia Pacific and Middle East, said that AlDub is a global phenomenon.[36] He initially thought that tweets were not authentic but after internally checking it, he concluded that phenomenon is real and not a sideshow.[37]

Sa Tamang Panahon ("In The Right Time")

On the October 24, 2015 episode of Eat Bulaga!, approximately 55,000 people gathered at the Philippine Arena for a benefit concert that highlighted the love team of Maine Mendoza and Alden Richards. One hundred percent of ticket sales (Php 14 million) was allotted for the AlDub Library Outreach Project. With 41 million in total tweets within 24 hours (39.4 million in 24 hours on October 24 with remaining tweets from the following day considered as counted by Twitter itself),[2] #ALDubEBTamangPanahon, the official hashtag of the event, broke their own Twitter record as well as breaking the global record for the most number of tweets within 24 hours previously held by the 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final match between Brazil and Germany (which only gained 37.6 million tweets).[38] Once again their television rating went over the roof and this time beating the level of the Manny Pacquiao fights,[39] posting a stunning 50.8 percent in Mega Manila and 40.1 percent nationwide.[40]

Global phenomena

Because of its daily top trending in social media, some news outfits now call AlDub a global phenomena. This is being strengthened by the fact it has gained the global record for the most tweeter feed in 24 hours.[2] Some sectors has referred to the phenomenon as an example of a black swan event.[41][42]

MMFF Dominance

In their first full length movie entitled My Bebe Love which entered the 2015 Metro Manila Film Festival they dominated all other entries and came out the top grosser in the festival with an opening gross of 64 million php on its first day of showing,making it the biggest single day openning in filipino box office history, By day 5 it has gross some 214 million php[43]

Awards

Year Award Giving Body Category Result Source
2015 29th PMPC Star Awards for Television German Moreno's Power Tandem Award Won [44]
2015 PUSH Awards 2015 Favorite Group or Tandem Nominated
2015 PUSH Awards 2015 Most Liked New Character for Maine Mendoza Nominated
2015 EdukCircle Film and Television Awards Most Popular Breakout Love Team of the Year Won [45]
2015 Catholic Social Media Awards Catholic Social Media Achievement Award for being influential to the young especially the online society in propagation of Christian values to Maine Mendoza and Catholic Social Media Award for serving as a role model to the youth, most especially the online community, in his portrayal of role that exercises chivalry and traditional Filipino courtship to Richard 'Alden' Faulkerson, Jr. Won [46]
2015 Gintong Kabataan Awards Gintong Kabataan Award 2015 to Maine Mendoza Won [47]

Criticism

The Manila Times criticized the reception towards the AlDub love team through an editorial cartoon. The editorial cartoon depicted that several national issues in the Philippines are being ignored because of the popularity of AlDub in the Philippines.[48] However, this editorial cartoon received mostly negative reactions and comments from netizens because for them, the AlDub loveteam is just a stress reliever; they still keep themselves updated on current events in the Philippines. Others commented that this cartoon depicted the love team in a very wrong way because there are many other reasons why some Filipinos are unaware of the national issues in the Philippines aside from the AlDub phenomena.[citation needed]

See also

References

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  48. ^ Manila editorial cartoon criticizing the AlDub tandem

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