BOGPR, nicknamed the King of TikTok, is considered to be the man behind the campaign of Călin Georgescu, the independent candidate for the position of president of Romania.
Culita Sterp spoke about BOGPR Photo: TikTok Video Capture
BOGPR has built a reputation online, where its name is being spoken more and more often. He stood out through donations of hundreds of thousands of euros to manelists or to various well-known influencers in Romania.
“No one knows his identity. I pray to the Mother of God and to God for his health and for everything he has done for all these people, not only on TikTok and for all these people he has helped”, says Culita Sterp about BOGPR in a video shared on TikTok.
The manelist claims that BOGPR is a “real trickster and mobster”
“Look, it gives (money) continuously, it doesn’t stop. That means a real trickster, that means a real mobster. To give money without number and not care that the world says: «look at that one because he gave money». Let the world not know his identity. That’s what a real mobster meansCulita also said.
Also, BOGPR paid tens of thousands of euros in a single evening on Nicolae Guță’s live on TikTok. Around 80,000 fans of the manelist then took part in the “online paranghelia” which lasted four hours and in which the manelist made dedications. At the end of the broadcast, donations reached 180 thousand dollars.
Călin Georgescu’s presidential campaign would also be linked to BOGPR’s name. He would have coordinated possible troll farms that are in the service of the candidate registered in the race for Cotroceni.
BOGPR’s real name would be Bogdan Peschir (formerly Paraschivoiu), a businessman from Brașov, who owns several IT companies.
BOGPR recently posted the following message on its Tik Tok account:
“For those interested in my identity and the promotion of Călin Georgescu on Tiktok. I am a Romanian entrepreneur and investor. I have no business with the state, I am not a Freemason, and I have not been offered any potential position or material benefit from the CG campaign. I don’t even know him personally. My support for him is completely voluntary.
I don’t think I’m doing anything immoral to support a campaign I believe in. Just as Elon Musk supported the Trump campaign in the US with more than 100 million dollars and promotion through his personal account or public appearances. I believe that Romanian entrepreneurs have the right to support the people they believe in, the people who can produce a real change in the vile system that destroyed our country. Thank you!”
