INFOTAINMENT / FREE TV / OTT
With stories that continue to inspire during a most challenging year, the Filipinos’ Sunday viewing habit—Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho (KMJS) is also the number 1 TV program based on Nielsen Phils.’ NUTAM Ratings for 2020.
The program’s online videos have 1.7 billion views. Its official Facebook Page has 21 million. KMJS and its topics also trend on Twitter, weekly.
But more than these metrics, KMJS is most proud of helping uplift the Filipino spirit during this pandemic – through stories that showcased the heroism and generosity of our health workers, frontliners, and ordinary Filipinos doing their best to survive while helping others too. At the onset of the community quarantine, KMJS was one of the few local television programs that immediately aired fresh episodes to provide relevant information on COVID-19 and its effects on the lives of Filipinos here, and abroad.
Every week since June last year, the program has been extending financial help to viewers in need. KMJS stories about Filipinos going through very tough times have also generated substantial donations that go directly to those in need.
“2020 may have been a most difficult year but it has also been a most remarkable one,” Jessica Soho, the program’s host and GMA News and Public Affairs pillar said. “We saw the best in us during this crisis. It is a privilege to share the stories of Filipinos who shine through during this darkest of times. Our heartfelt thanks to our viewers who have made us their favorite kakuwentuhan and weekly family bonding time.”
KMJS is the longest running news magazine program in the country. For the third consecutive year, it has also been judged Philippine National Winner in Infotainment category by the Asian Academy Creative Awards in 2020.