"Kuya" is a Tagalog term used as a title of respect for an older brother or male cousin in Filipino culture. It is similar to the English term "big brother" and is often used as a term of endearment or as a way to show respect to an older male family member.
In Filipino culture, being a "Kuya" or big brother comes with certain responsibilities, such as:
- Being a role model
- Providing emotional support
- Protecting your siblings
- Helping with household chores
- Offering guidance and advice
Overall, being a Kuya or big brother is a position of responsibility and leadership within the family, and it requires patience, compassion, and a willingness to put the needs of others before your own.
Kuya Arby - He/She is a Filipino living in Bulacan and an influencer/content creator. He loves going on food trips and traveling.
He started becoming an event organizer in 2016 and had some big clients. During the pandemic, social media became his outlet to escape depression and anxiety caused by the pandemic. And until now, he continues to enjoy creating content on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and Tiktok.
Now, he was also chosen to become one of the 2GOKADA Ambassadors of 2GO Travel.
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