‘FPJ’s Batang Quiapo’ (FPJBQ), the Kapamilya action-drama teleserye, continues to captivate viewers across various media platforms, showcasing its dominance.
In addition to its impressive concurrent views on Kapamilya Online Live on YouTube, FPJBQ has also emerged triumphant over its rival Voltes V: Legacy (VVL) in the realm of TikTok.
A tweet from the Twitter handle @officialKpex reveals that the Coco Martin-led teleserye has already amassed a staggering 1.3 billion views on TikTok.
“Tunay ngang napakalakas ng suporta niyo, mga Ka-BQ! LOOK: Hashtag ng FPJ’s Batang Quiapo sa TIKTOK, umabot na sa 1.3 BILLION VIEWS! Maraming salamat, Kapamilya!”
https://twitter.com/OfficialKpex/status/1668924427831214081?s=20
Its rival Kapuso live action adaptation series VVL, on the other hand, garnered over 325.9 million views, 974 million below FPJBQ.
“325.9M STRONG AND COUNTING TAYO ON TIKTOK! Thank you, mga Kapuso! Check out bit.ly/42wUYiN on TikTok for more #VoltesVLegacy updates!”
https://twitter.com/VoltesVLegacy/status/1668912802348580864
Furthermore, FPJBQ exhibits its strength in TV ratings, consistently preventing VVL from taking the lead and dominating the ratings chart.
According to the Nielsen NUTAM People survey for the week of May 29 to June 2, FPJBQ secured the top spot on the ratings leaderboard with a weekly average of 13.2 percent, edging ahead of VVL’s 12.8 percent by 0.4 percent.
The battle for ratings supremacy continued in the following week, June 5 to June 9, with FPJBQ maintaining its hold on power and alternating in the lead with VVL.
On Monday, June 5, FPJBQ achieved a rating of 12.6 percent, trailing slightly behind VVL’s 12.9 percent by 0.3 percent.
However, FPJBQ swiftly rebounded the next day, Tuesday, June 6, with a rating of 12.7 percent, surpassing VVL’s 12.5 percent.
On Wednesday, June 7, FPJBQ faced a decline, garnering a rating of 12.3 percent, while VVL emerged victorious for the day with a rating of 13.1 percent.
Nonetheless, FPJBQ regained its momentum on Thursday, June 8, achieving a rating of 13.2 percent, outshining VVL’s 13.0 percent.
