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In this short interview, Speaker A asks Dee Dee (referred to as Didi) about her reputation as a "political queen" in the Philippines and how that role intersects with her personal brand. Dee Dee explains that her political advocacy was not a calculated branding move but emerged organically from her deep connection to her community and personal experiences of discrimination. She emphasizes a sense of responsibility to use her platform as an artist to speak out against injustice, stating that she has been vocal even before her professional drag career. The conversation highlights her authentic commitment to social issues, framing political engagement as a moral imperative rather than a brand‑building strategy.

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