Ever notice how people who spend a lot of time together eventually start finishing each other's sentences or even making the same facial expressions?
That's not just you being 'delulu.' Psychology calls it "mirroring," a phenomenon where people subconsciously pick up each other's mannerisms and behaviors. iWant Original series "Will You Fake Marry Me?" stars JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith put their 'same wavelength' to the test in the Mhie and Dhie Think-Alike Challenge.
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The whole point of this game is to act out or interpret the given categories and see if they'll match each other's actions.
The first words on the list were "love team" and "proposal" and they were pretty much in sync with how they interpreted both. 'Cute' would be the perfect word to describe the next round, as JM looked like a pro at using a makeup brush when given the category "makeup." Maybe he pays attention when Fyang's in the glam chair.
The studio probably attracted ants from all the sweetness when JM and Fyang instinctively looked at each other and exchanged smiles to show us what "kilig" looks like. And then they were equally nonchalant in the "selos" scenario, but had different takes on the word "ring," with Fyang pointing to her ring finger while JM formed a circle with his hand.
Their version of "handshake" or "agreement" was super adorable, too. One of our absolute favorites, though, was the word "suka" which prompted JM to make his cutest 'asim' face, while Fyang imagined dipping pomelo into vinegar—an unusual food combo she totally swears by.
Fyang's vinegar obsession isn't just a random craving. In the iWant original "Will You Fake Marry Me?," her character June actually sells homemade vinegar, a perfect match for Ping (JM)'s tocino business.
All episodes of JMFyang's vertical drama series "Will You Fake Marry Me?" is out now, and streaming exclusively on iWant, the Home of Filipino feels, starting at P35 per month in the Philippines, USD 12.99 per month in the United States, and USD 4.99 per month for the rest of the world. Enjoy all the feels you want on iWant. Download the app and subscribe via Google Play or the Apple App Store.
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