Beloved Cuban content creator Gino Montalvo, widely recognized as Oyacito Rey de Reyes, experienced a distressing period following the spread of false rumors on social media linking him to an airplane crash in Louisville, Kentucky. From his home, the influencer firmly debunked these claims and urged individuals to act responsibly when sharing unverified information.
Displaying his usual charm, Oyacito appeared in a video to reassure his followers and convey a message brimming with positivity. "Do you know what they call me? Palo Santo, the living God. What bothers me is that I have family, I have a grandmother who might see this, and many followers and friends were really scared. Thank you to everyone who was concerned about me," he expressed, visibly moved. His heartfelt words were met with an outpouring of love and comments on social media, alongside criticism directed at those who propagated the false news.
The artist clarified that the misinformation originated from a page called Welcome al Inframundo, which mistakenly associated him with the UPS cargo plane accident that occurred on Tuesday in Kentucky. "Karma exists, but it's not bad. Karma returns what you give," he stated calmly, making it clear that he would not allow negativity to disrupt his positive energy or that of his followers.
Oyacito's Light-Hearted Response Goes Viral
Staying true to his style, the content creator used the opportunity to joke with his characteristic humor: "I will die at 98 years old. Mark the date. And my death will be peaceful, in my sleep, because I am peace. I am light. You will never see me broken, no matter who wishes otherwise." His response, filled with laughter and reflection, quickly went viral.
The reactions were swift. Cuban entertainment figures rushed to support him with affectionate messages. Influencer La Mija commented, "People need to stop, that's health for you, my love." Sachy Sánchez wrote, "Amen, my love. I've received messages asking me, it's all so ugly." Maggie Suárez admitted she was alarmed upon reading the news: "I saw this news and got scared. That's health."
The comedian vowed to continue spreading joy, humor, and positive messages, demonstrating that neither lies nor sensationalism can dim his light. "I am light, I am love, and Oyacito is here to stay," he concluded with a smile, reaffirming that his vibrant energy remains undiminished.
FAQs About Oyacito's Recent Social Media Incident
What false rumor was spread about Oyacito?
There was a false rumor circulating on social media that Oyacito was involved in an airplane crash in Louisville, Kentucky.
How did Oyacito respond to the false rumors?
Oyacito addressed the rumors in a video, reassuring his followers and emphasizing the importance of sharing verified information. He also used humor to diffuse the situation.
Who supported Oyacito during the incident?
Several Cuban entertainment figures, including La Mija, Sachy Sánchez, and Maggie Suárez, expressed their support and concern for Oyacito during the incident.