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Boy Tapang pledges 100,000 votes to save ‘PBB Collab 3.0’ housemate Primo Alterado from eviction

For now, what began as a playful comparison between two lookalikes has turned into an unexpected show of support for Primo as he faces possible eviction from the reality competition.

Social media personality Boy Tapang has drawn attention online after reportedly promising 100,000 votes to help save nominated ‘Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab 3.0’ housemate Primo Alterado—all because netizens think they look alike.

Boy Tapang, whose real name is Ronie Suan, joined the online jokes comparing his appearance with Primo’s, particularly their similar mustaches and facial features.

A screenshot of an alleged comment from the content creator circulated on social media, showing him offering to support the Kapamilya housemate.

“Bigyan kita ng 100,000 votes Primo dahil magkahawig daw tayo AHAHAHA,” the comment read.

Although the original comment could no longer be found on Boy Tapang’s profile, he appeared to reinforce his support in a Facebook post shared on November 9.

“You are safe PRIMO!” he wrote while reposting content highlighting their resemblance.

His gesture amused netizens, many of whom agreed that the two could pass as brothers.

“Eyyy, angas supportive kambalHAHAHA,” one commenter wrote.

Another remarked, “Agreee magkahawig talaga pati yong boses huhuhu.”

Others thanked Boy Tapang for supporting his supposed lookalike, with one commenting, “100k agad panis haha.”

Primo is among six housemates facing the first eviction of ‘PBB Collab 3.0.’

The nominated Kapamilya housemates are Primo Alterado, Calix Esguerra, and Nathan Garcia, while the Kapuso nominees are Ethan Benares, Mikee Quintos, and Nicole Fortuna.

While Boy Tapang has publicly expressed support for Primo, there has been no confirmation that he has actually cast the promised 100,000 votes.

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