Said to Resemble Dono, Kasino, and Indro - Trio Warkopi Didn't Expect to Go Viral on Social Media

Kapanlagi.com - Do you still remember? Three young men who are members of the Warkopi group that suddenly went viral on social media some time ago. They are Epriadi Chaniago, Alfred, and Alfin Dwi Krisnandi. These three individuals are said to resemble the legendary Indonesian comedians who are members of Warkop, namely Dono, Kasino, and Indro.

Sepriadi Chaniago (Dono), Alfred (Kasino), and Alfin Dwi Krisnandi (Indro) apparently did not expect to go viral on social media because many netizens said they resemble the members of Warkop DKI when they were young.
"I didn't expect it to go viral like this, thanks to the public for lifting us up," said Alfin at the Langit Entertainment office on Wednesday (22/9/2021).

Once they were brought together, Sepriadi Chaniago, Alfred, and Alfin Dwi Krisnandi formed a group called Warkopi. They also regularly create content on YouTube with their own version. However, when their content is seen, it is almost the same as the members of Warkop DKI. Hmm, according to Warkop DKI fans, do they resemble each other?

1. The Beginning of the Formation of Warkopi

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Initially, Alfin went viral on social media because he was said to resemble Indro Warkop when he was young. From there, Alfin suddenly became famous, and he was even invited to television shows.

Later, Alfin met Sepriadi, who was said to resemble the late Dono. After Sepriadi, a young man named Alfred appeared, who was said to resemble the late Kasino.

"At first, I went viral and was invited to TV shows, then many people tagged Alfred, and both Alfred and I went viral and were invited to TV shows. Recently, I met Asep or Sepriadi. We didn't know each other at first. Then, we were brought together by management until the three of us could work together," said Alfin, a member of Warkopi.

2. Not Wanting to Be Called Warkop DKI's Replacement

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Alfin said that the presence of Warkopi is not intended to replace Warkop. Instead, the presence of Warkopi is referred to as a nostalgic event.

"Maybe we'll create different sketches, but we won't use the name Warkop DKI, we'll have our own creativity," said Alfin, a member of Warkopi.

"We never had the intention to replace them (Warkop). But the community refers to the three of us as a nostalgic experience, maybe," said Alfin, one of the members of Warkopi.

(kpl/far/mag)