4Noiz dedicates hit single to fellow AlDub fans
"What we want to share through this song is good vibes" - 4Noiz
By CHERRY SUN
GMA Records foreign talent 4Noiz are more than elated for the warm reception towards their single MahAlden Kita So Please Be Maine. Gui Adorno, Eric Buzbee, Aarond De Tommaso and Aisaku Yokogawa are thankful that they received attention despite the many songs created for and inspired by Alden Richards and Maine Mendoza.
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Eric shared in an interview with GMANetwork.com, “Natuwa ako nung nakita ko ‘yung mga comments dahil halos puro positive. Wala kang makitang negative, parang lahat maligaya.”
The four foreignoys are one in dedicating their hit single to the Filipinos, especially their fellow AlDub fans.
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Aisaku teased, “Sasabihin namin [dapat] to AlDub fans. Alam ko namang 85% ng Filipinos, AlDub fan na eh. [So] to all Filipinos.”
“We’re foreigners and we were given joy here in the Philippines. So what we want to share through this song is good vibes. I think this is the only AlDub song right now na masaya. Mapapakanta ka, mapapasaya ka. That is the feel we’d like to reach out to our fans and co-AlDub fans,” the Japanese OPM artist also added.
Gui also took notice of how the AlDub phenomenon has been unifying and influential. He said, recalling what happened in one of their gigs, “Everyone - an old man, a young kid, they’d look at us and do the Pabebe wave. That was so fun.”
“Parang an international symbol which is a connection with every Filipino. That’s powerful. That’s special and that’s what we appreciate and want to share,” Aaron agreed.
Capping off the interview, 4Noiz sang the chorus of their single, emphasizing the lines “MahAlden Kita So Please Be Maine” and “AlDub you!”
