“What hafen Vella” Cristopher Diwata, nakabili na ng sariling sasakyan sa kinita galing endorsements

- Internet sensation Cristopher Diwata, known for his “What hafen Vella” meme, has purchased his very own car, a significant personal milestone achieved through earnings from brand endorsements

- His wife, Ronalyn Diwata, proudly announced the purchase on TikTok, sharing photos of their family with the new vehicle and thanking supporters for helping fulfill his dreams

- Diwata confirmed that his recent gigs and brand partnerships were instrumental in affording the second-hand vehicle, expressing gratitude for the trust and support that came after his viral resurgence

- Despite his newfound success, Diwata humbly asked for continued support from his fanbase and promised to remain true to himself, emphasizing the unexpected nature of his journey from viral meme to car owner

Cristopher Diwata, the Internet personality who shot to fame with his unique “What hafen Vella” meme, has reached a significant personal milestone: the purchase of his very own vehicle.

This accomplishment, a testament to the unexpected opportunities brought by his viral success, was made possible through a series of brand endorsement deals and collaborations.

The exciting news was shared by Diwata’s wife, Ronalyn Diwata, who posted heartwarming photos on TikTok featuring their family proudly posing with their new acquisition.

Ronalyn expressed profound gratitude to their growing community of supporters, acknowledging their role in helping her husband realize his long-held aspirations.

“Thank you sa mga sumuporta sa asawa ko dahil po sa inyo natupad niya unti-unti pangarap niya,” she captioned the joyful post.

In an exclusive statement, Cristopher Diwata confirmed that his recent string of gigs and brand partnerships were instrumental in affording the second-hand vehicle.

He conveyed deep appreciation for the trust placed in him by various brands and for the unwavering support from his followers.

“Sa mga brands po na nakakatrabaho ko po, maraming salamat po sa pagtitiwala. At sa mga supporters ko po maraming salamat po sa mga good comment sa pagbili ko po ng kotse po para mas mapadali po ang mga lakad ko po,” he shared, highlighting the practical benefit of his new ride for his busy schedule.

Diwata also addressed some concerns raised by a segment of his followers regarding the specific make and model of the car, which some commented might be prone to issues.

With humility and a touch of his characteristic optimism, he reflected on his journey. “Sa mga concern po na dahil po sa brand ng unit na sirain daw po.. Lagi po natin tandaan hindi po natin alam ang mangyayari bukas at sa mga susunod pa po like sa nangyari sa buhay ko ni mismong ako po 'di ko inaakala na makakabili po ko ng ganito. Dahil sa hirap ng buhay.. Malay n'yo po bago pa 'to masira dahil sa mga supporta n'yo eh mas malaking service na po ang mabili natin,” he remarked, emphasizing the unexpected turns his life has taken and his hope for even greater achievements.

He concluded by humbly requesting continued support from his dedicated fanbase, affectionately referring to them as “Vella,” “Vampire,” and “Ka-Wolf” – terms derived from his viral catchphrases.

Diwata pledged to remain grounded despite his newfound success, promising that his genuine personality would not change.

“Sana po wag po kayo magsawang sumuporta po sakin.. At hinding-hindi po ako magbabago sa pagkakakilala n'yo po sakin.. Salamat po mga vela, vampire at mga ka wolf.. I love you all... Raket endorsement ryt,” he added, alluding to his ongoing work in endorsements.

Cristopher Diwata’s journey to internet stardom began over a decade ago when he participated in the “It’s Showtime” segment Kalokalike.

His memorable performance as Taylor Lautner, particularly his portrayal of Jacob Black from the “Twilight” films, recently resurfaced and went viral on social media, reigniting public interest and catapulting him into the spotlight.

His iconic lines, “What hafen, Vella? Why you cryin' again? I know, vampire, right? Vampire will feyt to me,” quickly became a widespread internet meme, spawning countless parodies and collaborations.

Since his viral resurgence, Diwata has actively collaborated with numerous brands, artists, and content creators who embraced the trend.

This unexpected wave of popularity has opened doors to various opportunities, including brand endorsements that have now allowed him to fulfill a significant personal dream.

He is also set to make a guest appearance on the television program “Mga Batang Riles,” further solidifying his presence in the entertainment industry.

Diwata’s story serves as a contemporary example of how internet virality can translate into tangible success and life-changing opportunities for individuals.

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, this could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

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Still in other news, a man was caught on CCTV stealing a ₱11,000 motherboard from a computer shop in Barangay Maly, San Mateo, Rizal, and was later reported by his own child. The suspect had repeatedly stolen from the shop, with total stolen items estimated to be worth ₱40,000, according to the victim's family. The man sold the ₱11,000 motherboard for just ₱50, as confirmed by Barangay Maly investigator Marcelino Corpuz. Although initially arrested by barangay officers, the suspect escaped during a conversation with the complainant.

Source: KAMI.com.gh