It doesn’t mean and doesnt count, na yung mga nagse-search e mga supporters nya. obvious din sa fb na yung mga fak checkers e dilawan. pag nag-google search ka at kahit sa fb di na makita yung mga links at newsfeeds sa mga damaging and inconsistent statements nya. Rhona Ramos: mind-conditioning para makapandaya ulit. Search interest has no bearing on voter intention - Google users may search for a party or politician for any number of reasons, without intending to vote for them.” Philip Nazareno: As far back as February, Google already said: “Google Trends is not a substitute for polling data. Tani Tana: Or they are trying to give a mindset in order to justify a smartmatic miracle
Noi Ditchon: They be trying too much just so they can evade the inevitable pain of losing! Orman Manansala: They will believe in anything right now. #DreamOn 20ish days left til reality slaps you in the face. Hayaan na natin kase nga sa science-based surveys, gumagapang pa sila sa milya-milyang hahabulin. Here's Some of the Comments from Netizens:ĬJ Cajoles: Freelancers like us and digital marketers who use Google Trends, SEO and keyword rankings are so laughing right now. Netizens also took to social media and reacted with the latest expose made by Christine Cunanan. PS: Bilib na bilib kayo sa Google trends but hindi sa mga surveys? Who started this stupidity anyway? Are we included in this so-called Trends”? I know a lot of people who’ve done the same. Really? For example, I’ve probably googled Leni Robredo 1000 times, looking for her newest bloopers just for laughs. Read the Complete Statement of Christine Cunanan: Cunanan then ended her brief social media post taking a swipe at the Kakampinks for trusting Google trends but not the surveys conducted by prominent survey companies through scientific data gathering.Ĭunanan even asked who among the Kakampinks started such stupidity to wrap up her post. Join us on an epic journey through the ever-changing landscape of memes with Google Trends as our trusty guide In this side-splitting meme shorts video, we explore the latest and greatest. The Magazine author claimed she knew a lot of people who have done the same.
The veteran author found it ludicrous that the supporters of VP Leni and Kiko Pangilinan would be so stupid to think that VP Leni making it to Google Trends top searches is an indicator of her victory in the 2022 elections.Ĭhristine Cunanan argued and lectured all the Kakampinks by saying that if she Google Leni Robredo 1000 times, looking for her newest bloopers just for laughs does not mean she is voting Leni in the election. For action movies, “Black Widow” was our winner.The latest meme passed around Twitter by Kakampinks has been met with laughter by BBM supporters as they couldn't help but wonder why the supporters of the Vice President were so happy with the latest political development in the country.Īccording to TraveLife Magazine publisher Christine Cunanan, she did some quick research on Twitter and discovered that even performing artist like Audie Gemora falls for this PR stunt allegedly initiated by the Kakampinks. And another reboot - “Space Jam” - was the top trending comedy movie.ġ6. The aptly titled “Halloween Kills” 🎃 stole the top spot among thriller movies.ġ5. Step aside, Hamilton: “In the Heights” was the top trending drama movie.ġ4.
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Kids of the 90s likely appreciate that “iCarly” was the top trending TV Reboot.ġ3. The most-searched TV Show was “Squid Game” 🦑ġ2. Speaking of TV! No yearly recap is complete without the top trending TV shows, movies, songs and celebrities.
This year’s top trending fictional character outfit inspo came from “Outer Banks” character Sarah Cameron.ġ1. Have you ever binge-watched a show so hard that you ended up wanting to dress like your favorite character? Well you wouldn’t be the only one. “ Adam Sandler” was this year's top trending source of celebrity outfit envy…so maybe some quarantine style is here to stay.ġ0. Red carpets also returned this year, and “ Megan Fox” 🦊 took the top trending red carpet look.ĩ.
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