The series title references the Philippines’ 7,641 islands and promises to showcase the country’s rich history, diverse culture, and vibrant cuisine through what Jennermann describes as “positive education.”
Jennermann, who was granted Filipino citizenship in 2023, announced the news on his social media accounts over the weekend, expressing excitement about the project’s international reach.
Masaya ako,” he wrote. “I love how the teaser they put in the ‘Worth the Wait’ section on Netflix has me saying ‘Zamboanga.’ Expect uplifting episodes filled with positive education.”
The docuseries, a collaborative project completed last year, marks a significant milestone for the longtime advocate of promoting “positive media” about the Philippines. For over a decade, Jennermann has been documenting his travels and immersing himself in local communities, earning a dedicated following with his heartfelt storytelling and grassroots approach to content creation.
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“1 in 7641” will stream in multiple countries, including Canada, where Jennermann is from. According to the show’s Netflix teaser, the series will “explore the Philippines' rich history, culture and cuisine through the kaleidoscope of Filipino identity.”
Jennermann’s "Becoming Filipino" platform has grown beyond YouTube into a movement that celebrates Filipino hospitality, resilience, and everyday heroes across the archipelago. His upcoming Netflix series is poised to amplify these stories to a wider international audience.
“Power on… one day at a time,” Jennermann wrote, echoing the personal mantra that has resonated with his followers throughout his journey.
For my first posting on Kyle read:
Meanwhile here's my photo of The Day- Hibiscus- Photo Credit- Jane Mowry
The above photo reminded me of my Hibiscus Collection in the Gardens of Chateau Du Mer, Marinduque as follows:
Lastly, Did you know that.....
Many Filipinos only learned of the deal after it was signed, sparking outrage and the Philippine-American War. To the US, it was a purchase; to Filipinos, it was the sale of their freedom without consent.



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