"Dream - Vice Presidential candidate (cawapres) number 2, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, received the most negative sentiment among other cawapres during the fourth presidential debate, on Sunday, January 21, 2024, evening. This is based on data from social media analyst Drone Emprit, as observed in X during the debate from 19:00 to 22:00 WIB."

Drone Emprit shows that Gibran received the largest negative sentiment, which is 60 percent. Meanwhile, his positive sentiment is 33 percent, and neutral sentiment is 7 percent. "This indicates the presence of unfavorable sentiment or issues that Gibran Rakabuming may be facing on social media during the specified period," said Ismail Fahmi, founder of Drone Emprit in his tweet on Monday, January 22, 2024.

"Meanwhile, Mahfud MD, despite having a lower volume of conversations, has a majority positive view that shows quality rather than quantity in terms of online sentiment. This shows the importance of not only the number of mentions but also the quality of conversations that occur on social media," he added. What makes Gibran receive the highest negative sentiment?"

Netizens criticize Gibran's attitude during the second vice presidential debate. One of them, netizens criticize Gibran for allegedly breaking the debate rules by leaving the podium to speak. Furthermore, some social media users consider Gibran to lack manners and use a silly style in the debate. For example, Gibran briefly mocked Mahfud by bowing down and mentioning that he is currently searching for Mahfud's answer.

"Gibran was also criticized for mocking Prof. Mahfud and bringing up Tom Lembong," he said. In addition, some social media users feel that Gibran is not worthy of being a representative of the youth."

Then, some social media users also criticized the contradiction between the downstreaming and the spirit of Green Jobs expressed by Gibran. And there are those who feel that Gibran's performance has declined compared to before. After the debate, Gibran was asked about his offensive attitude towards the other two vice presidential candidates. Gibran answered that he leaves the judgment of his performance during the second vice presidential debate to the public.

"Whether it is an offensive matter or not, I leave it to the viewers or audience," said Gibran. The eldest son of President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) emphasized that he only intended to have a discussion and exchange ideas with Cak Imin and Mahfud MD. "Earlier, I was just exchanging ideas, conveying our vision and mission, that's all," he said.