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July 31 2025

Enjoy the ultimate high school 'kilig' and drama all over again as ABS-CBN brings the hit Wattpad story "The Four Bad Boys and Me" to life for its first original YouTube movie, starring Anji Salvacion, Gelo Rivera, Harvey Bautista, Dustine Mayores, and River Joseph, which will stream worldwide on the ABS-CBN Entertainment YouTube channel on July 31.

Directed by well-known filmmaker Benedict Mique, known for the hit romantic comedy movies "Wild Little Love" and "MOMOL Nights," "The Four Bad Boys and Me" will stream first for all Super Kapamilya YouTube members on July 29 or 48 hours before its official premiere.

Anji and Gelo shared their excitement about bringing popular Wattpad characters to life during the film's mediacon on July 25.

Anji revealed that she has always been a big fan of the story and said, "Ever since grade 9 kami ng mga classmate ko, abang na abang kami sa next chapter ng story. This is a good story kasi madaming makaka-relate. I'm stepping out of my comfort zone in this movie."

Also joining the cast to add more classic high school drama to the story are rising young stars Brent Manalo, AC Bonifacio, Analain Salvador, Gela Alonte, and Krystal Brimner.

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