IT expert has broken every record: These cities support Luiz 100%. Here's who among the BBVIP residents lost their followers

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IT expert has broken every record: These cities support Luiz 100%. Here's
Louise Ailey

Luizi Ejlli has exceeded all expectations, as he entered the Big Brother VIP. Although inside the house he is the least favorite character, outside it is quite the opposite.

Luiz has broken every possible record. He is the most searched character on Google. IT expert Said Dulevič, invited to Dritare TV, says that there are billions of hashtags on Google just for Luiz. He is the most searched character on Google followed by Kiara. According to him, Tirana and Shkodra are 100% followers of Big Brother.

"The city that has 100% of Search Volume is Shkodra, this is because of Luiz. Then comes Leha, Elbasani, Tirana, etc.

For the most searched keywords, Shkodra holds the lead, for the word Big Brother, Tirana and Shkodra are 100%. The second most clicked competitor after Luiz is Kiara.

Her hashtags reach up to 500 million, which is half of Luiz's. And then Olta and other characters come. Luizi is the most searched character on Google this BBV, because of the way he played the game" , said the IT expert.

The residents of the BBVIP house are already well-known characters with many followers on social networks, but their entry into the most famous house in Albania has increased their followers even more. The IT expert said that only one of the Big Brother residents, Kejvina, has seen a decrease in the number of followers. Her exit from BBVip seems to have brought the dislike of the followers.

"Looking at Tik Tok, the trend of following Big Brother starts from a young age. Many characters have had an increase in followers, mainly on Instagram. But just as there have been competitors who have generated followers, there have also been those who have lost such, such as Kejvina. Due to the debates and the progress of the game, she has lost followers on the network", said Dulevič.


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