Donald Tusk wanted to be like Karol Nawrocki, who once went for a kebab with the boys from Wolanów. The president’s action went viral, so the prime minister decided to follow a similar path. But this time, things didn’t go so smoothly – it started with Tusk giving the young footballers an almost impossible task. Still, the prime minister showed up with pizza, although most people are talking about the gift he received.
Karol Nawrocki: 4 likes and we’ll go for a kebab
One of the internet hits of 2025 was an action involving President Karol Nawrocki. In September, President Nawrocki attended the school year opening in Wolanów, and the students asked him how many likes their video needed for the president to go for a kebab with them. “Four,” Nawrocki replied. The video quickly went viral, reaching 250,000 likes! Nawrocki kept his word and went to Wolanów for a kebab, also stopping by the local stadium to watch an A-Class match.
The action made waves online. But how did Donald Tusk fare in a similar attempt?
Donald Tusk: half a million likes and there will be pizza
In November last year, the prime minister was approached by young footballers from Gdańsk during a tournament at the PGE National Stadium. How many likes for pizza with the prime minister? Donald Tusk said… “half a million,” which was practically an impossible task.
The boys tried, but only managed 22,800 likes. The challenge wasn’t completed.
It turned out, however, that the prime minister would still make time for the young footballers. Yesterday, he posted a video showing himself entering the locker room with pizza. In the short clip, he can be seen talking with the players. He also received a gift – a jersey with the number “1945.” This is the year Lechia was founded, but it’s also the year the Third Reich fell. Internet commentators mostly associated the number with the latter event.
Interestingly, the front of the jersey features the logo of the cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto, which sponsors Lechia. Not long ago, Tusk was known as a staunch opponent of cryptocurrencies.