@GelayyLumiere 29 December 2021

Boga, Tambutso, Motorsiklo: Paingay Ngayon Bagong Taon During the holiday season in our province, kids and youths spend their time making an explosive called "boga," which is made out of PVC pipe. An improvised pyrotechnics display also released a sufficient amount of air to make it sound loud. When one of my city friends came to visit our barangay, she was shocked by what she heard. She was also taken aback and inquired about the loud noise she had heard outside. I had no idea that few of this places in this country knew how to make and use *boga* as noise because I grew up with an older brother and cousins who used to do it every time the new year approached. I haven't seen many young people using it in a long time; perhaps the pandemic has influenced young people to return to their old habits other than staying on social media and tapping thei gadgets all day. Youths benefit from this because they learn to be resourceful and creative in their works; however, the *boga* is still an explosive device that can cause harm, so parental supervision is required when using it. Furthermore, an increasing number of young people own motorcycles, and one by one, they are installing material that will enhance its noise in their exhaust pipes, despite the fact that the new year is still a long way off. The fire is still burning, but it is very loud and lively in our barangay. Even after Christmas, children can still be hear singing carols at home. **Disclaimer:** I am neither a psychologist nor a financial advisor, and all of my pieces were done for entertainment purposes only. What I've written here is merely my personal opinion, and any statements made are based on my personal views and should not be taken as fact. Always do your due diligence. Support and Follow me https://noise.cash/u/Gelayy