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World Cup 'France-Spain Battle' Prediction? Nini Sister Posts Spicy Photos to Rally Support, Netizens Go Off-Topic: 'Spain is Slimmer'

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese YouTuber Nini Sister posted photos wearing French and Spanish soccer jerseys to engage fans.
  • The post sparked discussions about her and her sister's figures rather than the World Cup match predictions.
  • Netizens humorously commented on their appearances and height, diverting attention from the soccer theme.

Taiwanese influencer Nini Sister, known for her large online following, has joined the World Cup fervor with a playful social media post. The popular illustrator and YouTuber, who boasts 1.6 million followers, shared attention-grabbing photos on Facebook featuring herself and her sister, Xiao Fan'er, clad in French and Spanish team jerseys.

Pick your team!!! You support which team

โ€” Nini SisterNini Sister's social media caption for her post.

The post, captioned "Pick your team!!! Which team do you support?", was intended to engage her fans in the ongoing football excitement. However, the sisters' striking figures quickly became the main focus of the comments section.

In this situation, only children can choose. We adults will choose both.

โ€” NetizenA humorous comment on Nini Sister's post.

Instead of discussing potential match outcomes, netizens were captivated by the siblings' "hot" physiques and comparable heights. Comments playfully veered off-topic, with users humorously stating preferences based on who "looks fiercer" or quipping that "Spain is thinner (mistake)." The playful exchange highlighted how the sisters' striking appearance overshadowed the original soccer-themed prompt, leading to lighthearted and amusing interactions.

Who looks fiercer, I support who. Hmm.

โ€” NetizenA humorous comment on Nini Sister's post.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.