Dog goes viral for staying up late watching Alofoke's "Extended Live"

The new project led by businessman Santiago Matías, "Live Extendido de Alofoke", has become a sensation just 24 hours after its premiere, managing to connect more than 1.5 million devices, whose followers have remained very attentive to everything that happens in this new format. But the project's impact has not been limited to humans. Through social media, a video starring the pet of model Steff Castro and her husband, music producer DJ Patio, has gone viral, which was captured very comfortable on the living room sofa, enjoying the broadcast of the "Extended Live"… so much so that she ended up staying up all night. The most curious thing about the scene was seeing the little dog completely focused in front of the screen, following the program until the wee hours of the morning.

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The next day, in videos posted by their owners, he could be seen visibly exhausted, fighting sleep and falling asleep on several occasions. In the images circulated during the day, the mascot tries to stay awake, but fatigue overcomes it: it closes its little eyes again and again, makes a last effort and ends up succumbing to sleep. The video quickly went viral, provoking laughter among internet users, who couldn't believe what had happened. Many joked that what Santiago Matías does is unparalleled, as "even the dogs are already fans of his content." This fun moment adds to the support that Santiago Matías has received from his fanbase after the premiere, last Tuesday the 20th, of his first "Extended Live" on YouTube, which reached a peak of more than 1.5 million simultaneously connected devices. "Live Extendido de Alofoke", is a new project led by the entrepreneur, in which 30 participants, including social media personalities and platform fans, from different parts of the country and abroad, compete to win a luxury jeep, valued at more than 3 million pesos by keeping their hand placed on the vehicle for as long as possible.