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Josh Mercado

From last month until now, old photos of Kapamilya superstar Vice Ganda eating in various locations have resurfaced and been used as memes in various social media posts.Vice even asked &quot;It&#x27;s Showtime&quot; viewers and his online fans why the pictures were circulating, completely unaware of the trend&#x27;s origin and context.“Nagtataka ako. Lately, lumalabas online ‘yung mga picture ko na kumakain,” Vice shared.“Kung saan-saan. ‘Yung mga luma kong picture mula pa noong early 2000s. Ang dami. Anong trend &#x27;to?” Vice asked.<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1784503986937image0 (6).jpeg" style="width:960px" class="fr-fic fr-dib" width="960"/></div>Some brands and celebrities, including male pop star Maki, joined the trend by incorporating one of Vice&#x27;s viral photos into their content.On Sunday, the Phenomenal Superstar finally contributed a new photo to the trend, sharing it on Facebook and Instagram with the caption, “Ayan, bagong kain pic ko. Dagdag n’yo sa mga amats n’yo!”Maki commented, “Forever iconic.” One IG user joked, “Our nutrition month ambassadress.”Meanwhile, one FB user noticed, comparing old photos of Vice eating street food to new photo of him eating expensive lobster, “Nakaluwag-luwag na siya, guys. Lobster na ang ulam niya. Hindi na GG at pares.”Another FB user commented, “Sosyal version na ito, Meme.”Netizens can&#x27;t help but smile, knowing that Vice, who started from nothing, is now enjoying and (literally eating) her own success.

‘Nakaluwag-luwag na’: Vice Ganda updates viral eating photos with new post