The response of contestant “Buunja” to the jackpot round of GMA Network’s top-rating game show, “Family Feud,” hosted every afternoon by Kapuso Primetime King Dingdong Dantes, is a hot topic on Twitter.

Buunja was asked what body part begins with the letter T in this jackpot round. Buunja responded without a hint of “titi,” possibly due to time constraints. Dingdong remained firm in his questioning of the participant.

Many people praised Dingdong’s professionalism because it didn’t laugh and divert attention away the contestant. Meanwhile, Jerry B. Grácio, a veteran ABS-CBN writer and Palanca awardee, evaluated in.

“Ba’t kailangan i-censor ng Family Feud ang titi? E titi naman talaga ang titi. Or tite. Or utin, butò, votò, lusò, gulut in other Philippine languages. Is it ok to say p*nis & not titi? Ano problema n’yo sa titi, mas gusto n’yo ba ang burat or tarugo?”

According to one of his Facebook posts, “Hindi Family Feud ang may kasalanan sa censorship ng words like titi or súso. Kasalanan ng MTRCB with their backward prudishness & misplaced values. Dapat talaga, i-abolish na ang agency na ‘yan.” The netizen audience’s reaction and attitude to this was divided.

They stated that Grácio is correct because there is nothing wrong with these words; this is the Tagalog/Filipino term for the private areas of the human body.

Why is it acceptable when it’s in English, such as “p*nis,” “v@gina,” or even “s*x”? Some internet users have also stated that such words should be avoided in public, especially when children are present.

As a result, the MTRCB, or Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, is also becoming popular. Meanwhile, neither Family Feud, GMA Network, nor MTRCB management has responded, reacted, or made a statement on the matter.