@paneque_2 What if… we gave King Felipe VI a nickname? Kings in Spain have always had nicknames… it's time to return to tradition. #PhilipVI #Spain ♬ original sound – Paneke 📭
This neutrality of the nickname has made the idea more transversal. That, and the humor promoted by the virality with which Paneke has managed to use the algorithm. Because, after agreeing with his followers by choosing the nickname with the most likes on his first video, (the kiosk from a user named MAARCOO), the next step was to fill in comments about Felipe VI the Kiosker the most viral videos on tiktok.
The plan was to post comments in a natural way, talk about it Felipe VI the kiosk or ask about it in a way that relates to the video in question. For example, a video by Argentinian YouTuber Davooxeneize, in which he comments on a moment from Spain's victory in the 2008 European Championship. And the first reactions are as follows: “What Felipe VI the Kiosquero said amused me more.”
@davooxeneize The Spanish are crazy… #davooxeneize #fyp #for you #football #pennant #football ♬ original sound – davooxeneize
Received these comments I love of those who get the joke, but most of all they make sure that those who don't understand anything go to the Tiktok search engine and search for “Felipe VI the kiosk”. And so the algorithm is activated and encourages the ball to grow. A formula that has helped Spain's rise at the European Championshipthat shines and activates visits and searches in Spain.
And it can get worse, because in his latest video Paneke -dressed in the shirt of the Spanish football team- already warns: “I can ask you to stop, otherwise this will get out of hand and it will end up everywhere.” And the young man from Granada is launched because the idea is “a detector of embittered people who panic” and because “people do not enter history and leave things half done.”
