Here is the Origin of Paro Paro G and the Founder of the Viral Group
PARO PARO G ORIGIN – Here are some important things that you need to know about the viral group including the origin and its founder.
Over the past few weeks, “Paro-Paro G” has been very popular in various regions all across the Philippines. It has become one of the most discussed topics on social media after it has been popularized by a TikTok influencer.
A Facebook user Boss Seth of Las Piñas goes viral after popularizing “Paro Paro G fly high butterfly”. He is a TikToker, YouTuber and Facebook personality that provides comedy content to Filipinos.
Boss Seth is a member of the fraternity called Tau Gamma Phi or also known as Triskelions. He came up with the idea of combining fraternity and comedy and created the popular group during the last quarter of 2021.
The influencer created the group as his TikTok content and uploaded it on his Facebook page. His content caught the attention of many social media users because of the unique yet entertaining hand shake representing a butterfly.
In the videos, it can be seen that Boss Seth is baptizing young kids as member of the viral group. He was laying his hands to aspiring members while saying “Ikaw ay aking binabasbasan upang maging Paro Paro G, ikaw ay isang ganap na miyembro na”.
The group’s name quickly spread like a wildfire online after including Jollibee, McDonald’s and other figures as member of his gang.
This January 2022, the group’s name earned instant popularity nationwide and even famous celebrities have joined the trend. Ordinary Filipino citizens have also started to imitate the baptism but Boss Seth clarified that he was the only person who can baptize members to be a legitimate member.
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