Pollito Tropical couldn't escape the famous prank by the Turkish ice cream vendor! The Cuban influencer had a hilarious moment during his trip to Turkey, where what seemed like a simple ice cream purchase turned into a whole spectacle that has sparked laughter among his followers.
In a video shared on his Instagram account, the content creator appears in front of a vendor who tests his patience with one of the most popular tricks of Turkish ice cream shops.
Every time Pollito Tropical tries to grab his ice cream, the vendor cleverly manages to take it away just before he can touch it. Amid quick movements, changes of cone, and maneuvers with a long metal rod, the Cuban ends up being the star of a rather comical scene.
The ice cream vendor certainly doesn't make it easy. Just when it seems like he's finally going to get his ice cream, another trick comes along that prolongs the joke and turns the moment into a fun back-and-forth.
The recording has piqued the interest of the influencer's followers. According to initially gathered figures, it amassed over 475,000 views, 25,000 likes, and hundreds of comments on Instagram.
This type of show is a well-known tradition in Turkey. Vendors use dondurma, an ice cream with a thick and elastic texture, to perform amazing tricks on customers before finally handing over their purchase.
Pollito Tropical, whose real name is Randy Álvarez, has become one of the most popular Cuban influencers on social media, where he shares moments from his daily life, travels, and personal experiences.
In recent months, the content creator has also openly discussed his journey and the challenges he has faced. In August, he recalled his humble beginnings on social media and shared that it took him three years to receive his first payment from YouTube, which was only 300 dollars.
Additionally, in September he publicly apologized for some controversial comments about depression and acknowledged having gone through difficult times.
This time, however, the Cuban has drawn attention again for a much more entertaining experience: his particular encounter with a Turkish ice cream vendor who was not willing to hand over the ice cream so easily.
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