How much was the Streaker cascade of the Champions League

The final of the Champions League was interrupted last night by the arrival of a pilgrim band. It's nice to see the oldest traditions of the game preserved, huh?

Kinsey Wolanski survived the security and made his debut in the Wanda Metropolitano Stadium of Madrid during the first half of the match, wearing a swimwear uniform with the title "Vitaly no censorship".

It turns out to be a good reason, as the Instagram swimsuit is actually an advertisement for a X website of the same name, led by his boyfriend of YouTuber, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, who invaded the final of the 2014 World Cup.

The final of the Champions League is expressed after his release

In other words, there were no regular streaks for the streaks. Aside from Wolanski's brief stint in prison (she's out now), not everyone who participated in the stunt pays anything for placing an ad in a prime time slot.

But how much was the cover? Well, that's a lot – according to Darren Rovell, an expert in sports betting and business, it would have cost them $ 3.97 million (£ 3.14 million) if they had paid for their advertising through official channels .

This figure represents the value in advertising time equivalent to 17:30 collected by Vitaly Uncensored, calculated by Apex Analytics.

It is therefore understandable that Zdoroverskiy was delighted with the antics of his girlfriend – so much so that he even swore to marry him in the hours following the match, which saw Liverpool win the Tottenham victory .

Taking on Twitter, YouTube's joker published an image of the sequence with the caption: "I'm looking forward to marrying you."

Credit: Vitaly Zdorovetskiy / Twitter

Another video also saw Zdoroverskiy slap Wolanski's back while proclaiming that "this donkey is famous" as she released it by the cops.

Know that his invasion of the field of the 2014 World Cup has earned him to be banned from major sporting events. He therefore has no chance to go to the field himself last night.

Hopefully, he'll get a decent ring for his significant other – she saved him well over three million pounds, after all.

Credit: Vitaly Zdorovetskiy / Instagram

And it seems that his bank account could also benefit from this series, the model having gained more than 1.9 million followers on social networks as a result of this series, from 316,500 Friday to 2.2 million at the time of writing this article. And we all know that the higher the profile, the more likely the ads will be processed.

So yes, this joke may have led to the ban on Wolanski's sporting events, much like his boyfriend, but with millions of pounds of free advertising, a significant increase in the number social media subscribers and a potential commitment … if you were to ask these two if it was worth it, they would probably say yes.

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