Maybe they did save the best for last! Team Jhong Hilario, Jackie Gonzaga, and Cianne Dominguez's straightforward yet emotional performance anchored on mental health has been lighting up social media since it first aired live on "It’s Showtime" on the last day of "Magpasikat 2024," Friday, October 25.

With a seamless blend of artistry and purpose, the advocacy-driven performance, which used Angela Ken's breakthrough hit "Ako Naman Muna," poignantly illustrated mental health struggles, touching hearts with its simplicity and clarity. High production value, with standout moments like the jaw-dropping 'wheel of death’ routine and charming cameos by Sarina Hilario and Niana Guerrero, added more impact to the already compelling act, making it an unforgettable finale to this year's Magpasikat showdown.

Beyond what viewers caught on TV, the happenings backstage during Team JJC's showcase were also brimming with excitement! Everyone was hyped for what was about to unfold! “It’s Showtime” got an extra boost of star power with guest appearances from Kapuso stars Rochelle Pangilinan and Kokoy de Santos, who played special roles in the performance.

Backstage, there was a 'nakaka-good vibes' moment between Niana and Rochelle, who were spotted embracing each other in a subtle yet touching show of support. Jhong’s daughter, Sarina, was the little ray of sunshine that lit up the entire studio. She was totally the darling of the crowd and the whole "It’s Showtime" family!

And as for the judges—Freddie "FMG" Garcia, Rory Quintos, Alice Dixson, Donny Pangilinan, and Gabbi Garcia—they looked so primed for what would be a memorable close to the Magpasikat week.

Mental health advocates Michelle Dee, Maxene Magalona, Kylie Verzosa, Sofia Andres, Louise, delos Reyes, and Jed Madela's appearance surprised everyone and transformed the dance-focused spectacle into a strong, real-life commitment to mental health awareness.v