(SPOT.ph) Cliche as it may go, a picture paints a thousand words and having your face plastered all over the Internet creates a wave of publicity—whether bad or good. Senator Bong Go gets a lot of attention every time he stands (or sits) alongside President Rodrigo Duterte, one of the most photographed Filipino officials for obvious reasons.
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As a solution, the newest Twitter hashtag was born in the morning of November 13: #EditOutBongGoChallenge, where people are either cropping out or putting fun stickers on the face of the presidential assistant-turned-senator.
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"Kim, there's people that are dying'"
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We're not sure if Elmo is amused.
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Dogs are man's best friend. Or...
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Spot the difference?
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He can also be a Krusty the Clown stand-in.
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You can never have too many clowns.
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He who shall not be named.
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Dementor reference is on point.
This isn't the first time that Go made the headlines for his penchant for photo ops. He was called a "selfie savant" by The Washington Post for snapping pictures of himself with just about every world leader in a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Manila on November 13, 2017. This was done "with or without their permission," the American daily newspaper said; and Go posted a whole Facebook album of his selfies with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, then Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, then Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, and more.
Fast forward to x years later, and the selfie king is doing it again. Except this time, people aren't really as amused.
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