History Music / Alamat

** Taneo is half-Kalinga (an Indigenous tribe) and half-Iloko.

** The ALAMAT admin has acknowledged that the other members may be mixed as well, as is TruthInTelevision in the Philippines.

* MultinationalTeam: A less common (completely [[JustifiedTrope logical]], however, within the context of the Philippines) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from vastly different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them. Each member’s outfit/aesthetic is typically tailor-made to represent their specific heritage.

* MultinationalTeam: A less common (but within the context of the Philippines, completely [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from vastly different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them. Each member’s outfit/aesthetic is typically tailor-made to represent their specific heritage.

* MultinationalTeam: A rare (but [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from vastly different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them. Each member’s outfit/aesthetic is typically tailor-made to represent their specific heritage.

* MultinationalTeam: A rare (but [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from vastly different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them. Each member’s outfit and aesthetic is typically tailor-made to represent their specific heritage.

* MultinationalTeam: A rare (but [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them. Each member’s outfit and aesthetic is typically tailor-made to represent their specific heritage.

* MultinationalTeam: A rare (but [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from different cultures. The Philippines has no fewer than 175 ethnolinguistic groups; part of ALAMAT’s brand is highlighting these differences rather than fighting them.

* MultinationalTeam: A rare (but [[JustifiedTrope logical]]) example where all of the members are from the same country, but hail from different cultures.

** Jao is TheBabyOfTheBunch famous for his [[TheFashionista glamor]] and [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair constantly bright-colored hair]]. He also has a surprisingly deep voice, enough for Magiliws to be shocked that it was him rapping his verse in “Tibay ‘Yan.”
** Alas is a LongHairedPrettyBoy with a deep, emphatic voice. His deep voice is why he’s always the one saying “AT KAMI ANG...” when the members are asked to introduce themselves.

** Jao is the BabyOfTheBunch famous for his TheFashionista tendencies and [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair constantly bright-colored hair]]. He also has a surprisingly deep voice, enough for Magiliws to be shocked that it was him rapping his verse in “Tibay ‘Yan.”

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* BigLittleBrother: Jao is the “bunso” (i.e. TheBabyOfTheBunch), but he is the second tallest member next to R-Ji. [[InvertedTrope On the flip side]], the “panganay” (eldest) Tomas is the shortest, which -- in addition to his babyface -- is why many assume that he’s the youngest rather than Jao.

-->“ALAMAT, handa, ‘rap!”

They debuted in February 2021 with the song “kbye,” which is about the members getting dumped by a girl. Standard stuff for a bunch of young [[IdolSinger idol singers]], but what set “kbye” apart from other tracks of this nature was its use of ''seven'' different Philippine languages in one song. According to WordOfGod, the members penned the song entirely by themselves. In fact, they had another song prepared for their debut, but let ALAMAT debut with “kbye” thanks to how good it was.

ALAMAT (Baybayin: ᜀᜎᜋᜆ᜔) is an 8-member [[BoyBand boy band]] assembled by NINUNO MEDIA, a partnership between Viva Records -- one of ''the'' biggest record labels in the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} -- and film director Jason Paul Laxamana.

They debuted in February 2021 with the song “kbye,” which is about the members being dumped by a girl. Standard stuff for a bunch of young [[IdolSinger idol singers]], but what set “kbye” apart from other tracks of this nature was its use of ''seven'' different Philippine languages in one song.

They debuted in February 2021 with the song “kbye,” which is about the members being dumped by a girl. Rather standard stuff for [[IdolSinger idol singers]], but what set “kbye” apart from other tracks of this nature was its use of ''seven'' different Philippine languages in one song.

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-->"ALAMAT, handa, rap!"

ALAMAT (Baybayin: ᜀᜎᜋᜆ᜔) is an 8-member [[BoyBand boy band]] assembled by NINUNO MEDIA, a partnership between Viva Records -- one of ''the'' biggest record labels in the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} -- and film director Jason Paul Laxamana.

ALAMAT is an 8-member [[BoyBand boy band]] assembled by NINUNO MEDIA, a partnership between Viva Records -- one of ''the'' biggest record labels in the UsefulNotes/{{Philippines}} -- and film director Jason Paul Laxamana.

ALAMAT is an 8-member [[BoyBand boy band]] assembled by NINUNO MEDIA, a partnership between Viva Records -- one of ''the'' biggest record labels in the UsefulNotes/Philippines -- and film director Jason Paul Laxamana.

ALAMAT is an 8-member [[BoyBand boy band]] assembled by NINUNO MEDIA, a partnership between Viva Records -- one of ''the'' biggest record labels in the Philippines -- and film director Jason Paul Laxamana.