Social media star and singer Toni Fowler has released a new single titled &ldquo;Pribado&rdquo; on October 31. The song aims to educate children about protecting their bodies and understanding the importance of consent. Toni, who is also part of FPJ&rsquo;s Batang Quiapo, worked on the track with Vince Flores and Papi Galang.
According to Toni, the song was inspired by a recent episode of her podcast Fowler&rsquo;s Position, where Papi shared stories from his childhood. Their discussion about personal boundaries led them to create &ldquo;Pribado&rdquo; as a way to help children become aware of their rights and safety.
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The song&rsquo;s lyrics directly mention private parts of the body to make the message clear and educational. It reminds listeners that private parts should not be touched or talked about lightly. Lines like &ldquo;Ang labi ay pribado, 'wag basta pahalikan sa kung sino-sino. Bawal 'yan, bawal 'yan&rdquo; emphasize that such topics are serious and should be treated with respect.
&ldquo;Pribado&rdquo; also encourages children to speak up and tell their parents if someone touches them inappropriately. Lyrics such as &ldquo;Mali 'yan, mali 'yan. 'Wag mo akong hawakan. Isusumbong kita kay nanay at kay tatay&rdquo; highlight the importance of reporting abuse and protecting one&rsquo;s body.
Fans have praised Toni, Vince, and Papi for tackling an important and sensitive issue through music. Many said the song should be played in schools to help children understand boundaries and consent. The &ldquo;Pribado&rdquo; music video, uploaded on Toni&rsquo;s official YouTube channel, has already gained over half a million views.