Dream -\u00a0The vice presidential candidate debate that took place on Friday night at JCC, Central Jakarta, brought fierce competition from each candidate, namely Muhaimin Iskandar, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, and Mahfud MD. The analysis result of Drone Emprit on social media X revealed that Gibran received the highest positive sentiment. Meanwhile, Muhaimin Iskandar was the opposite. The vice presidential candidate who partnered with Anies Baswedan received the highest negative sentiment.

In that analysis, a significant positive trend emerged regarding the ideas and performance of Jokowi's eldest son, as throughout the vice presidential debates, Gibran was mentioned a total of 31,580 times, receiving 70 percent positive sentiment, 23 percent negative sentiment, and 7 percent neutral sentiment. Meanwhile, Muhaimin, with a total of 26,849 mentions, received 48 percent positive sentiment, 41 percent negative sentiment, and 11 percent neutral sentiment. Lastly, the third vice presidential candidate, Mahfud MD, received 69 percent positive sentiment, 16 percent negative sentiment, and 15 percent neutral sentiment.

Besides that, Drone Emprit also records any positive narratives and negative narratives towards the vice presidential candidates during the debate. For the positive narrative, Muhaimin is related to the use of the term "slepet pengangguran" (unemployment slippers), to building 40 cities at the same level as Jakarta. The negative narrative, Cak Imin is considered to talk too much, Cak Imin also participates in cutting the tumpeng (traditional cone-shaped rice dish) of IKN (Indonesia Kerja Nyata), doesn't understand the abbreviation SGIE (Sistem Garuda Indonesia Emas), and reads the text.

"For Gibran Rakabuming Raka, his negative sentiment is the use of the term SGIE. He is considered to use debate tricks that are less ethical and mock his opponents. Gibran's positive narrative is that he dominates the debate with more realistic, technical, and concrete answers, surprising speaking abilities, the circulation of the narrative 'let him cook', and a focus on economic growth and development."