Mga Kwento Ng Makata is just right to match with Kwento Ni Toto. Both, this blog and his album got the term Kwento and right now I'm going to “Kwento” 'story-tell' what happened and what have I learned from Gloc-9 during the Bloggers' Conference. But before the story I want to tell something about what I thought first about Gloc-9. I haven't seen or met him personally so what I'm going to tell was based on what I thought I've seen and practically stereotyped him with the other rappers. I thought all rappers have tattoos, piercings and dressed like a rapper but when I've seen the release of his latest album MKNM and after I've seen Gloc-9 personally, all have been swept away and learned not really to stereotype people and judge.

Gloc-9's rapping style has won the ears of the masses and now with his newest album entitled Mga Kwento Ng Makata or MKNM he has won the respect of gay people with one of his song "Sirena". Last Sunday during the show of Vice Ganda, Gandang Gabi Vice, Gloc-9 was praised and thanked for coming up with a song like 'Sirena'. Yes, this was the first time that a song was created in a first person point of view. According to Gloc-9 himself “I think this is the first time that a song about a gay man is presented in a first person’s point of view,” “I worked very hard on this song for it not to be offending to anyone.”