Qatar World Cup has made the "Little Prince of Qatar" unexpectedly popular! I thought it was just a flash in the pan in the World Cup, but I didn’t expect that I would immediately enter major domestic social platforms, continue to maintain popularity, and become an iconic internet celebrity. As of now, the fans across the network have exceeded 19 million.
As the "Little Prince" became popular, some netizens began to question his true identity. On the evening of December 11, the "Little Prince" started his first live broadcast across the Internet. When asked about his life experience, he formally clarified the mystery of his life experience to Chinese netizens for the first time.
"Little Prince" said that he is indeed a member of the Qatar royal family in , but he is not the king's son , and has no immediate kinship with the king. However, this does not affect netizens' love for the "little prince". After all, everyone likes him not simply because he is the "Little Prince of Qatar".
In addition, Raibu also said that he currently has plans to come to China and wants to have a Chinese name.
As the identity of the "Little Prince" was clarified, a dramatic scene appeared. His entire network account was "Little Prince Raibu", but now it has been completely changed to "Little Royal Dumplings". It is understandable that
is renamed. After all, I am not the real prince. But when I first opened an account in a certain Yin, not only was the nickname of the account: Prince Raibu, but even the introduction clearly marked: The only official account designated by the little prince of Qatar.
Netizens didn't know Raibu's true identity before, and mistakenly thought he was the prince of Qatar. But Raib himself knew that he was not a prince, but why did he regard himself as a "prince" in the initial certification information?
This has to make people wonder, did Raibu want to open an account in China? Is there a marketing team behind the domestic network accounts that operates and plans? Are you interested in making Raibu a big internet celebrity and then monetizing traffic?
Later, according to Raibu, he received an email from a certain audio company, inviting him to open an account and sent someone to assist him.
In this way, the above problems will basically be solved. However, the facts next tell us: It seems that it is not that simple. After Raibu's account attracted fans wildly, Raibu opened a social account on a certain hand and a certain blog.
Raibu doesn't understand Chinese, and he doesn't know how to operate the Chinese APP. Could it be that a certain hand and a certain Bo also sent him an email, and then sent a staff member to assist him? What makes people even more suspicious is what mentioned above. After Raibu clarified his true identity, all domestic platform account nicknames made unified changes as soon as possible. It is obvious that this is to prevent Raibu from falling into the whirlpool of public opinion of the "pseudo-prince". Could it be that Raib himself has such a keen sense of public opinion?
It is worth mentioning that after Raibu became popular in China, Qatar TV also made a special report on this matter. They called Raibu, who we called "Little Prince" in the program "Qatar Youth".
Of course, all the above questions actually have nothing to do with Raibu. I believe that no matter whether Raibu is a little prince or not, he is the "dumpling skin" that many Chinese netizens like. We welcome him to open a social account in China, and even welcome him to visit China.
But I hope some internet celebrity companies will not over-package, and will not turn Chinese netizens’ love for Raibu into their way to make money.
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