WATCH: YouTube star The Hungry Syrian Wanderer reveals he’s a Filipino citizen

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YouTube vlogger Basel Manadil, most famously known as The Hungry Syrian Wanderer, revealed that he is now a Filipino citizen—an apt status for someone who calls himself the “adopted son of the Philippines.” | RArcadioINQ

“Finally! I made it. I’m gonna stay in this country. This is amazing guys,” Manadil said in the old video, when he was in the process of acquiring his Filipino citizenship at the DFA.

“Look at this. Filipino ‘yern mga tao. You see, kalbo ako dyan ,” said Manadil, who was showing his passport photo to the camera. “I am considered Filipino. And my blood is Filipino plus, so hindi negative tayo, mga tao , it’s a plus,” he joked.

 

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And Basel Manadil (TheHungrySyrian) is going to be a dad soon. Congratulations!🌸

teddyboylocsin I wanna have the Philippines passport as well 🥺 Congrats to Basel 👍🏻👍🏻

Nakakatuwa sya panoorin, galante magbigay.

Via IbiongINQ

mas filipino ka pa sa ibang tunay na filipino (cough *pulpol na pulitiko* cough). mabuhay ka, kabayan!

Daming oras para sa mga banyaga pero sa kapwa Pilipino wala.

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