Set in 1930s Little Manila in Stockton, California, this version pays homage to the early "Manong Generation" of Filipino migrant workers. It depicts them toiling in asparagus fields by day and transforming into dapper, suit-wearing dancers at social clubs by night.

Released in 2006, "Bebot" is a landmark cultural anthem from the Black Eyed Peas' multi-platinum album Monkey Business . Performed entirely in Tagalog by group member apl.de.ap , the song serves as a vibrant tribute to his Filipino roots and his experience as an immigrant in the United States. The Meaning of "Bebot"

This version features a modern-day Filipino-American house party and BBQ. It includes cameos from Filipino-American celebrities like American Idol finalist Jasmine Trias (playing apl.de.ap's sister) and members of the local community. Recent Resurgence

To capture the full scope of the Filipino-American experience, director Patricio Ginelsa collaborated with apl.de.ap to create two distinct "generations" of the music video: