The first day of December was wrapped in holiday cheer as “ASAP” set the stage for the holiday season. Hosts Robi Domingo, Maymay Entrata, and Eduard Barber ignited the festive vibes with the hashtag #ASAPChristmasTime as the show opened its doors to an array of dazzling performances. 

The show began with DonBelle (Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano) enchanting the audience with their rendition of “Kumukutikutitap,” perfectly capturing the magic of Christmas lights. Following their bright start, Mr. Pure Energy Gary Valenciano filled the stage with energy, serenading everyone with “Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree.” 

Erik Santos and Yeng Constantino further lifted spirits as they delivered a heartfelt duet of “1 Wish,” while KD Estrada and Alexa Ilacad melted hearts with “All I Want for Christmas.” Adding to the kilig factor were Seth Fedelin and Francine Diaz, sharing the spotlight in the same number. 

Two of OPM’s brightest stars, Zsa Zsa Padilla and Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, gave a harmonious performance of “Underneath The Tree,” filling the air with Christmas romance. Shortly after, Martin Nievera brought classic holiday charm with his rendition of “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year.” The “ASAP” family joined forces to wrap up the grand opening number with a rousing group performance. 

The show then made way for a special performance by Asia’s Soul Supreme, KZ Tandingan, who brought her signature style and intensity to her newest single “Toyo.” 

Actors Carlo Aquino and Julia Barretto graced the stage to invite viewers to watch their upcoming movie, “Hold Me Close,” set to premiere on December 25. 

James Reid added romance to the lineup with his songs “Di Bale” and “Pauwi Na,” setting a dreamy tone for the Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, birthday celebrations took center stage as Yeng Constantino performed a powerful rendition of “Iris” with Erik Santos, and Jona—the latter also delivering her soulful version of “Pagsamo” for her birthday. 

 Gary V returned to tug at heartstrings with a poignant performance of “Pasko Na, Sinta Ko,” reminding everyone of the warmth and nostalgia of the season. Another unforgettable moment was Fil-Am rapper  EZ Mil’s triumphant return to the “ASAP” stage, electrifying the audience with his global hit “Panalo.” 

The energy soared as the “Pinoy Big Brother Gen 11” housemates Fyang Smith, JM Ibarra Jas Dudley-Scales joined Gab Valenciano, Gela Atayde, Ken San Jose, and AC Bonifacio in a spirited dance number to the trending track “APT.” The stage also lit up with a special appearance by South Korean rapper Lucas, who performed “Renegade.” 

A heartfelt tribute followed as Regine Velasquez-Alcasid honored Aegis’ Mercy Sunot with a moving rendition of the band’s classic hit “Luha.” ASAP Dance Siren’s Loisa Andalio, turned up the heat with their sizzling dance performance, while the ASAP Rockoustic Heartthrobs—Kobie, Kice, Luke, Blackburn, Anthony, and Jarren Garcia—brought the house down with “Christmas Party.” 

To crown the celebrations, the Queen of Filipino Teleseryes, Judy Ann Santos-Agoncillo, graced the stage with her rendition of “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” and invited everyone to watch her movie “Espantaho,” also opening on December 25.

The show concluded on a high note as Homer Flores, Soundscapes Manila, and the ASAP Choral joined forces with Gary V, Zsa Zsa, Yeng, KZ, Regine, Jed Madela, Martin Nievera, Erik Santos, Angeline Quinto, and Jona for an uplifting medley of “Hallelujah,” “Someday at Christmas,” and “Rise Up.”  

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