Pacquiao says campaign not a concert, downplays crowd size focus

Presidential candidate Senator Manny Pacquiao stated that his campaign rallies are not comparable to concerts and he is not interested in participating in a "drone war" with other candidates.

Pacquiao believes that concerts attract large crowds due to people's excitement after being confined during the pandemic and the presence of invited artists.

He asserts that his campaign activities are focused on connecting with his constituents, particularly the poor, to understand their concerns and aspirations.

Pacquiao's campaign team suggested that the "drone war," referring to the media's focus on crowd size, has become a way for the media to measure a candidate's support.

The presidential aspirant is confident that his political strength lies with the country's Class D and E citizens.

His ultimate goal is to let the poor know that he comes from a similar background and to address their grievances if he wins the election.

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