2024-03-25 10:10:27
The interview that Alex Otaola gave to Destino Tolk, the Dominican influencer who is gaining followers on the network of networks, has given much to talk about.
To answer his interlocutor, the host of the Anticommunist Ranch borrowed the chorus of the song “You Have to Be Born New”popularized by a group of Cuban reggaeton artists.
Otaola, dressed in blue and wearing a t-shirt promoting his Miami-Dade mayoral campaign, “whipped mixture” with the Quisqueyan and there were heated moments in the conversation.
According to the Cuban, he remained silent after the interview appeared on YouTube and watched, from the sidelines, certain “analyses” and journalistic headlines that allegedly favored the interviewer.
“Destiny ends Otaola; Destiny destroyed Otaola….”were some statements on the Internet, to which the native of Camagüey responded “Don’t worry, I’ll sweep it away,” while he smiled a fucking smile, of someone who knows he is a winner.
At the close of this review, the interview offered by Alex Otaola to Destino Tolk had 269K views in just two days and everything indicates that in the coming days it could displace the one done with reggaeton artist Candyman, which has around 1.1M views .
“And now Destiny has things to thank me for. “I am the video that has the most views right now and in recent months,” said Otaola, when barely two hours had passed.
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“I told him: I came to lift this shit for you and I keep my word,” boasted Otaola, who praised the shorts released by the Dominican’s production team, as previews and where they wanted to give the feeling that he was cornered.
What bothered Destino Tolk the most was that Alex Otaola assured him that someone would be whispering the questions to him, probably Lenier Mesa or Boris Arencibia.
The other thing that caught our attention is that the interviewer highlighted several ideas that come precisely from the speech of the communist dictatorship in Havana and the cyber clarias, some of which were cast in Miami.
“It got good. Let’s say that he had his moments of peace and the rest was this pitched battle that you just saw summarized,” said Otaola, after sharing a fragment of the dialogue.
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From the Destino Tolk YouTube channel we found several comments and it can be seen that they are in favor of Otaola’s principled position and position.
An Internet user whose name is @jennysalvarez7762 wrote “I like the (realistic part of Otaola). In life you have to be realistic in the sense that Cuba cannot continue to be maintained by the USA or another country! Cubans need to unite and ask for freedom! 12 years ago I lived in Cuba until I came to the USA! And the situation was not as difficult as it is now! In other words, problems and communism have always been there but now that country is a complete catastrophe! And if from here we continue to maintain more than 50 percent of the population (they will do what the Cuban does, including me living on crumbs) Cuba needs change and only Cubans can achieve it! Otaola has excellent thinking (it happens that things can be said more beautifully) but that is his character”
@illnaityasmina, from the official channel of Cubans around the World on Instagram, responded “You showed Destino that he has to be screwed with you and that he should and has to prepare better to do an interview and not be someone else’s spokesperson. Let him go to Cuba and then let him speak. To talk about a country you have to know it and know how and why the problems arose. Congratulations Ota Ola, you will be the Mayor of Miami Dade. Let no one doubt it.”
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