October 16, 2025

Kim Kianna Dy, Dwight Ramos make fan appreciated with Teacher’s Day greeting

Kim Kianna Dy, Dwight Ramos make fan appreciated with Teacher’s Day greeting
Kim Kianna Dy and Dwight Ramos made sure to give a teacher the best Teacher’s Day ever with a greeting from the Levanga Hokkaido captain. | Art by: Mitzi Solano / One Sports

Dreams did come true for a teacher that was a big supporter of Dwight Ramos after she received a personal greeting from the basketball star for Teacher’s Day, thanks to the efforts of his partner, Kim Kianna Dy.

The teacher went viral for a video of her on social media where her students surprised her with an AI-generated greeting from Ramos, which had her jumping for joy already.

Dy, who is also an athlete herself with the PLDT High Speed Hitters in the PVL, was quick to see it and offered to make the AI greeting a reality with her partner. Dy’s comment quickly garnered thousands of likes.

 

@e.l.l.a433 HAHAHAH tuo pd syan😭😆 #dwightramos #teachersday #ffyp? #ai ? QKThr - Aphex Twin

 

“I can give you a real one po ma’am,” Dy wrote.

Not long after, Ramos did send over a real greeting video where he said the teacher’s name and greeted her a belated Happy Teacher’s Day.

 

@e.l.l.a433 ito na po yung real Dwight na greetings, thank youu so much ma'am @kiannady_ ? original sound - E L L A

 

“I hope to meet you soon,” Ramos said.

Both videos garnered likes on the TikTok account of one the students with the AI video reaching over 5.4 million people, while the greeting itself had 2.8 million views as well.

Comments also commended both Ramos and Dy for their effort.

“That’s such a sweet gesture from Kianna,” said one of the comments.

“OMG! The best talaga ang Kianna Dy at Saint Dwight,” another added.

Thanks to the two star athletes, what started out as a fun gimmick for their teacher turned out to be a dream come true.


Luisa Morales is a sports writer with a special interest in promoting women’s sports.

Her coverage highlights include the UAAP, PVL, Southeast Asian Games, and the FIBA World Cup. She also follows Alex Eala, the Philippine women’s national football team, and mixed martial arts.

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