Kapuso broadcaster and showbiz personality Kuya Kim Atienza dropped an AI (artificial intelligence) video of his late daughter, Emman Atienza. On his Instagram account, the celebrity father expressed how the video is a message from his daughter to “her tribe” who might be going through rough times.
The AI video showcased the late Emman talking directly to everyone.
“A Holy Monday message from Emmansky to her tribe. Keep going, there is hope there is light. Be heard,” Kim shared.
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In the AI-generated video, Emman tackled sensitive issues such as depression and asking for help when needed.
“Hi guys, it’s crazy that I’m able to speak to you here in heaven. I just wanted to say I went through so much and there were times I felt so overwhelmed. Depression is real and it can make you believe things that aren’t true like you’re alone or that you don’t matter,” the video shared.
The video maintained how everyone is worthy and healing is possible through therapy and through the power of love coming from loved ones.
“Please, don’t keep it to yourself. Talk to someone, ask for help. Don’t let the world convince you that you’re unworthy because you are worthy –– always. Healing is possible. Therapy helped me, love helped me, and finding my voice did too,” the AI Emman continued.
Towards the end of the video, AI Emman urged everyone to continue fighting the darkest days as their stories don’t end there.
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“And if you’re still here, still fighting, I’m so so proud of you because your story doesn’t end here and you are worth so much more than your darkest days,” the video ended.
Friends and fans of the Atienza family expressed how much they missed Emman after seeing the AI-generated content. Other netizens shared how thankful they are after hearing those words coming from Emman.
Kim has been open about his grief over the loss of his daughter. He has expressed how he’s getting by with the help of his family and his faith in overcoming the pain.
“It comes and goes eh –– may mga araw na hindi ako okay, may mga araw na okay ako. Kumbaga, yung grief kasi parang ambush yan. Ngayon, okay ako biglang may maalala ako na ginawa namin ni Emman. Maalala ko yung mukha ni Emman or something that reminds me of Emman and then, it attacks you,” he previously shared.