Sassa Gurl reveals high school yearbook dream: To be 'a professional entertainer'

Did you know that Sassa Gurl only once dreamed of being a celebrity?

In the latest episode of the video podcast “Your Honor,” Sassa Gurl revealed that she wrote in her high school yearbook that she wanted “to be a professional entertainer.”

“Dati kasi nung high school, talagang papansin lang ako. Pero natutuwa talaga ‘ko kasi kapag kunyari—high school ako di ba uso niyan ‘yung sample sample ni Meme [Vice Ganda]. Pinapagawa nila sa ‘kin ‘yun so syempre, naaliw ako,” she said. “So sabi ko, ay, pwede akong maging entertainer.”

“Nilagay ko entertainer tas ang nangyari, sabi ko, i-ma-manifest ko ‘to,” Sassa Gurl added. “Na-manifest ko siya. And sa awa ng Diyos, in fairness naman, naging dream come true ‘yung mga dreams ko.”

Sassa Gurl said she is “sobrang happy” that she has reached her dreams, and hopes for other LGBTQIA+ people to do so as well.

“Gusto ko ibahagi din sa iba kong mga nakshie. Na parang, hindi na imposible na mangarap ka ng ganyan,” she said.

Sassa Gurl added that she hopes to impart that nothing is impossible, and that it is important to stay true to yourself.

Sassa Gurl recently appeared in the films "Bar Boys: After School” and “Balota" after years of achieving viral status as a content creator on social media. — Nika Roque/LA, GMA News