Kuya Kim Is Clapping Back at Haters With Random Facts and It Is Glorious

Bashers be ready for a surprise lesson.

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(SPOT.ph) Kuya Kim Atienza has been responding to bashers online in the most on-brand manner: with random facts! After the ABS-CBN weather anchor posted a Bible verse on Twitter on June 29—in relation to the network giant's ongoing franchise renewal issue at Congress—some folks flooded him with negative comments. 

But the Philippines' resident trivia master wasn't fazed at all. With the very apt #KuyaKimTrivia, he began replying to bashers using the power of knowledge. He dropped some very interesting facts—including the origins of words like "utot" and even delving into the concept of "truth"—in what is probably 2020's best example of passive aggression yet. Check out some of the best #KuyaKimTrivia responses we saw below:

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Who would've thought, right?

Turns out that's redundant.

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This'll really get your brain cells turning.

JSYK.

Fun fact!

Aside from responding to bashers, Kuya Kim has also used the hashtag to respond to folks genuinely looking for some wisdom. If you'd like a random fact of the day, you can try your luck and Tweet him, too! Take a look at some of his wittiest responses, too.

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Definitely spoken from experience.

Try saying that out loud.

We wonder if Roque knows this fact.

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He slid in a sweet anecdote about his dad, former Manila Mayor Lito Atienza.

Kuya Kim dropping some quality life advice too.

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