Mc Richard Paglicawan
Rosmar Tan has stepped into the spotlight of the burgeoning ‘Paresan trend’, rivaling the popularity of social media sensation Deo Balbuena, known as Diwata’s Overload Pares.
Announcing her own rendition of the Pares Overload on Facebook, Rosmar unveiled a tempting offer priced at just P100, coupled with complimentary access to swimming at her Calauan Laguna resort. Her strategic move aimed to attract netizens to sample her Pares, setting her business apart in a crowded market.
“SUGOD NA SA R Mansion Resort & Restobar Calauan Laguna 100 lang ROSMAR PARES OVERLOAD may soft drinks na UNLI RICE na, UNLI SABAW na at UNLI SWIMMING pa,” she boldly declared.
Rosmar’s venture has quickly gained traction, garnering attention from several content creators. She revealed that her daily meat consumption hits a staggering 400 kilograms to meet demand, with plans underway to expand her business with a branch in Tagaytay City.
However, Rosmar’s success has not been without controversy. Accusations of mimicking Diwata’s business model have surfaced, with netizens pointing out striking similarities between their respective offerings, including business names.
In response to allegations, Rosmar conceded that her business was indeed inspired by Diwata’s achievements. “Hindi ko naman tinatanggi na Diwata-inspired ‘yung presyo natin at idea, syempre ganoon talaga kapag umaangat ka ma-i-inspire ka,” she clarified.
To dispel doubts, Rosmar shared screenshots of conversations with Diwata, showcasing his admiration for her and willingness to offer advice. Nonetheless, skeptics remain unconvinced, suggesting that Rosmar’s outreach to Diwata coincided with his rise to prominence.
https://www.tiktok.com/@rosmartan/video/7360563403661856005
The emergence of Rosmar’s Paresan business underscores the competitive landscape of social media entrepreneurship, where influencers like Diwata wield significant influence in shaping consumer trends.
