Overview
- The live premiere drew about 17,000 concurrent viewers on YouTube, according to La República’s reporting.
- Hosts acknowledged audio problems during the broadcast and offered apologies to viewers.
- Early counts showed more likes than live viewers, prompting on-air jokes about bots without any independent verification of manipulation.
- Same-day comparisons said the debut outdrew Todo Good’s “Good Floro,” while La Roro Network’s “Ouke” hovered near 15,000 connected viewers.
- Peruvian creators responded with both support and skepticism, raising concerns about audience scale and the approach to an election year.