Tokyo 2020 cardboard beds
Product · 2021
A bed-test TikTok drew over 6.8 million views as athletes disputed the anti-sex claim.
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How it worksNumbers
- Peak proxy date
- Week of Jul 19, 2021
- Jul 14 ’21 to Week of Jul 19, 2021
- Platforms
- 7
- Started on Press
- Origin
- Organic
- Sports
How it spread
Trace the originA July 14 article claimed Tokyo’s cardboard beds would prevent sex. Chelimo repeated the claim; athletes filmed bed tests, and news outlets covered the rebuttals. Airweave reported more website traffic but did not expect higher sales.
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Timeline (16)
September 2019
Tokyo 2020 precursor · Sep 27 ’19
Tokyo 2020 described its cardboard bed frames and mattresses with adjustable firmness.[1]
July 2021
Diario Olé seed · Jul 14 ’21
Olé published the claim that Tokyo’s cardboard beds would prevent sex among athletes.[2]
@mrodoficial platform jump · Jul 15 ’21
Manuel Rodríguez claimed that cardboard beds would prevent athletes from having sex.[3]
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- 1Give participants a visible way to test a disputed product claim.
Every number (5)
- Tokyo village beds supplied, as described by Airweave“Airweave has created 18,000 beds and mattresses for athletes at this summer’s Olympics”18K[14]
Press (6 outlets)
- Jul 11, 20213 days before
Dezeen · Airweave creates cardboard beds and modular mattresses for Tokyo 2020 Olympics
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