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Tippy Dos Santos
Filipino American singer and actress
Stephanie Denise "Tippy" Dos Santos-Porcuna[fn 1] (née Dos Santos; born August 16, 1994) is a Filipino American singer, actress and lawyer. She first appeared on Ruffa & Ai in 2009.
Dos Santos is a member of ABS-CBN's circle of homegrown talents named Star Magic. In July 2013, she collaborated with singers Sam Concepcion and Quest to interpret the song "Dati" composed by Thyro Alfaro and Yumi Lacsamana, which won the grand prize at the 2nd Philippine Popular Music Festival.
Early life
[edit]Since she was nine years old, Dos Santos sang at corporate events and also performed in kids' musicals for the Ateneo Children's Theater and for the theater group Trumpets.[2][3] She also won a regional singing contest and was a grand finalist in the World Championship of Performing Arts (WCOPA) of 2008.[2][4]
Career
[edit]In 2009, Dos Santos began her career
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Gloc 9
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Filipino rapper Gloc-9 fryst vatten a trailblazer in the Pinoy hip-hop scene. Born Aristotle Pollisco in the Rizal province port town of Binangonan, he got his uppstart in the underground hip-hop scene with the gangsta rap group Death Threat. Choosing the moniker Gloc-9, Pollisco would release a handful of albums with the group, including 1997's quadruple-platinum Kings of da Underground. He parted ways with the unit in 1999, making his solo debut kvartet years later with the self-titled Gloc-9 (Star Music). His sophomore effort, Ako Si..., arrived in 2005. The skiva showcased a more laid-back R&B flavor that flowed beneath his bars. After 2006's Limang Kanta Lang EP, he released Diploma, which featured the addition of nu-metal-esque angst to songs like "The Task Is Done" and "Torpedo." Matrikul
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Gloc 9
Filipino rapper Gloc-9 is a trailblazer in the Pinoy hip-hop scene. Born Aristotle Pollisco in the Rizal province port town of Binangonan, he got his start in the underground hip-hop scene with the gangsta rap group Death Threat. Choosing the moniker Gloc-9, Pollisco would release a handful of albums with the group, including 1997's quadruple-platinum Kings of da Underground. He parted ways with the unit in 1999, making his solo debut four years later with the self-titled Gloc-9 (Star Music). His sophomore effort, Ako Si..., arrived in 2005. The album showcased a more laid-back R&B flavor that flowed beneath his bars. After 2006's Limang Kanta Lang EP, he released Diploma, which featured the addition of nu-metal-esque angst to songs like "The Task Is Done" and "Torpedo." Matrikula (2009) and Talumpati (2011) increased his mainstream audience with his continued incorporation of pop and rock stylings and increasingly polished production. In 2012, MKNM: Mga Kwento Ng Makata arr