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Five lolos and lolas who rule Pinoy internet

This month, the world is celebrating Grandparents’ Day, to recognize the lolos and lolas whose love, humor, and wisdom continue to shape our families. In recent years, some grandparents have stepped into a new kind of spotlight, winning over millions of followers online with their wit, charm, and authenticity. Here are five lolos and lolas who continue to win the Pinoy internet.

Nora Sangalang (@ourfilipinograndma)

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Nora Sangalang, better known as @ourfilipinograndma, has become the internet’s favorite Filipino grandma. With her witty one-liners and candid reactions, she feels like everyone’s lola—funny, relatable, and full of heart. It is this warmth that makes her stand out and keeps audiences of all ages coming back for more.

Mommy Ganda of The Aguinaldos

The matriarch of one of the country’s most-followed YouTube families, Mommy Ganda shines with her natural screen presence. Beyond the laughs, she frames life lessons in a way that is both funny and relatable, showing how grandparents can keep families grounded while still keeping up with the times.

Mama Lulu (@mama.the.great)

With her quick comebacks and infectious laugh, Mama Lulu has become a household name online. She is not just a source of entertainment as she uses her platform to stand with the LGBTQ+ community while spreading joy. Her mix of humor, heart, and advocacy makes her the kind of lola who reminds everyone that love, acceptance, and laughter are legacies worth passing on.

Rogelio Tabuzo (@Lolodrippp)

Known as “Lolo Drip,” Rogelio brings swagger and street style to the digital space. His confidence and fashion-forward looks challenge stereotypes about aging and prove that self-expression is ageless.

Praxedes German (@Katanders)

Praxedes German, known on TikTok as @Katanders, has carved a niche as a food vlogger who shines the spotlight on both small eateries and big-name food businesses. By championing flavors from every corner, she shows that food is also about community and that supporting local and global kitchens can bring people together.

They may have gone viral, but what they really give us are lessons we carry every day—be yourself, laugh often, and love without limits. Their stories remind us that it’s the energy you bring, not the age on your ID, that keeps you connected.

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