Ysabel Ortega's 'Inferno' TikTok video gets stamp of approval from Bella Poarch
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"GO GIRL," said Fil-Am social media superstar and singer Bella Poarch on Ysabel Ortega's "Inferno" TikTok video.
Ysabel Ortega has caught the attention of Filipino-American social media personality and singer Bella Poarch after featuring the latter's new hit song "Inferno" on TikTok.
The Voltes V: Legacy star is seen walking in a hoodie before transforming into a beautiful graduate wearing a toga and graduation cap while lip syncing to "Inferno."
"Running away from assignments and deadlines bc we won't be dealing with that anymore. guess who just graduated college? #graduation," Ysabel wrote in the caption.
@ysabelortega_ Running away from assignments and deadlines bc we won't be dealing with that anymore 🤷♀️👩🎓 guess who just graduated college?🙋♀️ ##graduation
♬ INFERNO - Sub Urban & Bella Poarch
Bella reposted Ysabel's TikTok video on her Instagram Story on Monday, August 16, writing "GO GIRL" with clap, graduation cap, and face in love emojis to express her congratulations to the GMA actress.
It was last Saturday, August 14, when Ysabel formally received her diploma after earning a bachelor's degree in Political Economy at the University of Asia and the Pacific.
Meanwhile, Bella also took notice of Ivana Alawi's TikTok video where the latter used the TikTok superstar's latest single and reposted it in her Instagram story.
After the successful release of "Build A Bitch" last May, Bella dropped her sophomore single, "Inferno," last August 13.
According to the singer, the song, which features American singer Sub Urban, is about her breaking free from her traumatic experience as a sexual assault victim.
"As a victim of sexual assault, this song and video mean a lot to me. This is something I haven't been ready to share with you just yet. It's very hard for me to talk about. But I'm ready now. I decided to express myself by creating a song and video with Sub Urban based on how I wished my experience went. It's a fantasy I wish was true. I'm looking forward to sharing this with you all," Bella shared as seen in the comments section of the "Inferno" music video on YouTube.
At this writing, the music video has reached more than 16 million views in less than a week and is currently the number one trending content for music on YouTube.
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