Fans are in for a treat as Baus Rufo and Macoy Dubs bring their signature chaos and charm to the stage for a live podcast recording and improv show of Dogshow Divas.
The duo made the announcement on Wednesday, November 12, through their official social media accounts, unveiling the poster for “LOREM IPSUM, Dogshow Divas Live Podcast Recording and Audience Dogshowan.” The event is set to happen on November 30 at 8 p.m. at Brickwall, BGC, giving fans a chance to catch the divas in person.
According to the announcement, tickets will be on sale beginning November 15 at 1 p.m. via dogshowdivas.helixpay.ph. Together with the poster, the ticket prices and seat map were also released.
First Floor:
VIP - ₱2,000 (45 seats)
Regular - ₱1,800 (10 seats)
Fans can pay for an add-on of ₱1,000 for an exclusive meet and greet with the duo after the show.
Second Floor:
Regular - ₱1,500
Standing - ₱1,000
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The event is open exclusively to audiences aged 18 and above, with tickets covering seats only. The open house starts at 7 p.m., giving guests time to settle in before the show begins.
The Dogshow Divas are known for their quick wit, unfiltered humor, and the kind of chemistry that makes every episode feel like hanging out with two friends who are just as chaotic as they are entertaining.
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The duo first captured widespread attention on Baus Rufo’s podcast Kaya Pa Ba? when Macoy Dubs joined as a guest last August. Their episode quickly went viral, with fans drawn to their lively discussion of memorable pop culture moments in the Philippines, sparking waves of nostalgia and making listeners feel like they were reliving the best bits of local entertainment together.
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Riding the wave of their viral chemistry, Dogshow Divas officially launched less than a month later last September 17 with their pilot episode Heto Na Naman Tayo on YouTube. Baus and Macoy quickly won over listeners with their playful takes on pop culture, relatable Filipino humor, and spontaneous, meme-worthy moments that kept fans coming back for more.
“Due to insistent public harassment, ito na ginawa na namin ang podcast. Anong logo ang napili? And more importantly, anong existential kabalbalan na naman ang aming pinag-usapan? Here we gow,” they said in their pilot episode.
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Some of their trending episodes covered viral debates like the correct pronunciation of Ely Buendia’s name, humorous commentary on Philippine regions, and corporate office stories, often sprinkled with their use of deep and playful vocabulary that adds a unique twist to each discussion.