Kween Yasmin reacts to her viral font’s success: “Nakakaiyak”

• The Kween Yasmin font has gone viral, drawing attention from social media users, influencers, and major brands both in the Philippines and abroad
• Created as part of a Canva design package, it has quickly become a popular tool for digital creatives and businesses
• Kween Yasmin expressed her gratitude for the overwhelming support she has received from fans and companies alike
• She highlighted how her font has reached users in countries like Korea and China, as well as across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao

The internet is abuzz with the viral Kween Yasmin font, which has captured the attention of social media users, internet personalities, and even big brands across the Philippines and abroad. The font, part of a design package by Canva, has become a must-use for digital creatives and businesses alike.

Following the overwhelming success of her font, Kween Yasmin shared her heartfelt gratitude in a Facebook post. She wrote:

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“Huhu Sobrang dami nyo na mga big brands. Nakakaiyak, parang Hindi Ako makapaniwala na nangyayari to. Unbelievable happen. Thanks so much sa inyong supporta everyone. Ups and down. Thanks so much papa god for our blessings I have.”

In her post, she reflected on the unexpected opportunities that came with her rising popularity, expressing both disbelief and appreciation for the support she has received.

In a separate message, Kween Yasmin extended thanks to Canva and her collaborators. She also highlighted how her font has now reached users beyond the Philippines, including countries like Korea and China, and noted the widespread adoption by major brands across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

“Canva Thank you Yesterday World Trade Center Hall A to all of you guys and to the bosses and staff and production team. Thanks so much for choosing me to be part of this endorsement partnership. It’s an honored. Until now, I can’t expect it to boost it the all nationwide the Kween San Font lettering. Pati sa korea and China ginamit na Nila Yung font din. And lalo na Sa Luzon, Visayas at mindanao. At mga big brand companies na nagmmessaged sakin. Maraming Maraming salamat Sa inyong tiwala at supports at pagmamahal. I really appreciate it. Thank you papa god for our blessings I have the more trials ups and down. Sincerely; Kween Yasmin”

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The social media personality’s journey with her font underscores the growing influence of digital creators in shaping online trends, with Kween Yasmin standing out as a notable example of how personal creativity can quickly become a phenomenon.

Kween Yasmin is a Filipino internet personality and content creator known for her viral comedy videos and memes. She gained fame for her viral video covers and spoken word poetry.

In a previous report, Kween Yasmin became a victim of "voice phishing," losing over P15,000. According to a report by Frontline Tonight, she received a call from someone pretending to be a bank employee. The caller instructed her to transfer all the funds from her bank account to a specified account, promising that the money would be returned within 15 minutes. Trusting the caller, Kween Yasmin followed the instructions, only to fall victim to the scam.

In 2020, Filipino vlogger Yasmin Asistido, better known as "Kween Yasmin," sought help from Ben Tulfo after reportedly becoming a victim of fake news. False reports circulated claiming that she had COVID-19, and some even went as far as saying she was on the verge of death, which was untrue. On the show, Tulfo advised the vlogger on how she should respond to her bashers.

Source: KAMI.com.gh