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"Basha vs Rama", like "Cllevio vs Kozak", the replicas that "shadow" TikTok!

Politiko 2025-03-21 21:09:17

"Basha vs Rama", like "Cllevio vs Kozak", the replicas that

A "live" more interesting than any TikTok clash is emerging in the Albanian political scene between Cllevio Serbiano and Kozak Braçi. Yes, the latter two openly admit that they use banal language and make harsh remarks on social networks, but in the meantime, in the field of politics, Edi Rama and Lulzim Basha are surpassing even the masters of online jokes themselves.

 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Lulzim Basha (@lulzimbasha)

On the one hand, Rama posts "artistic" videos titled "Lulit's Awakening" where he reminds Basha that "You 're still sleepy, man... How many MPs will you get in Tirana ?" With this irony, the prime minister attempts to present Basha as a chronic sleepyhead who doesn't understand what's happening around him.

 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Edi Rama (@ediramaal)

On the other hand, Basha responds to Rama with an "all-Unique" approach, where instead of facts, calls are for open confrontation: " Oh Rama, what a coward you are, man. "

 
 
 
 
 
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A post shared by Lulzim Basha (@lulzimbasha)

But what makes this 'soap opera' more interesting is the fact that Edi Rama, the same man who wants to shut down TikTok due to "degrading content," is using the same language of insults and attacks that have become so popular on this platform. 

Basha and Rama's clash on social media is increasingly becoming like an unyielding TikTok drama. With the difference that, while Cllevio and Kozaku publicly admit that their clashes are for attention, Rama and Basha disguise it as a fight over "political ideals."

And ultimately, it's both laughable and tearful at the same time. If there were a TikTok algorithm for this political show, it would certainly be trending for the greatest hypocrisy of the century.

Bottom line: If you no longer see Clevio and Kozak on TikTok, don't worry, the show continues in Albanian politics.

 

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