Valentine's Day is almost here, and a lot of people just can't wait to get their groove on already.
Is Valentine's Day really a scam? [VIDEO]
While many regard the Lovers' Day as a time to openly declare your love for your partner or other people they care about, others don't share that sentiment.
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While many regard the Lovers' Day as a time to openly declare your love for your partner or other people they care about, others don't share that sentiment.
In their opinion, Valentine's Day is just a scam and a way to make people spend more money, yet do the same thing they do everyday anyways.
The difference of opinion is the topic of discussion on this episode of The Code: Valentine's Day Edition.
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Media correspondents including Valerie, Baker, Magnus, Raro Lae, Victoria, Liza, Ashley Lewis, Anwaa and Fu, explains what the day means for them.
The video was directed by Champion Studios, with Raro Lae as the Executive Producer, and Liza Napolitano as the Assistant Executive Producer.
Watch the video below:
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