On the date of writing this post, Heineken’s last #ShareTheSofa event took place on the day of the second leg of the UEFA Champions League semi-final, 29 April 2014. The event was hosted by Fernando Morientes, a Spanish retired footballer, who has played for Real Madrid, Liverpool and others. The event also included guests such as ‘the singing bartender’, New York’s finest cheerleaders, and musical guests Isaiah & Masai Electro. Even though the audience might have expected Fernando Morientes to answer the questions sent to the #ShareTheSofa hashtag, some of the guests also answered questions. As mentioned above, the event projected the feeling of a variety show. For instance, the singing bartender actually ‘sang’ his answers (see here). Or, their Bayern cheerleaders put together a chant to lift Bayern’s spirits (see here). And, at half-time, Fernando showed off his skills (see here). The event was enriched with different media format, from simple text-tweets to picture banners to Vine videos, which made the communication multifaceted. In addition, by creating a virtual show with more than just a Q&A session, the scope of #ShareTheSofa broadened and eventually the event became more entertaining and arguably interesting to a wider audience. Hence, a wider audience might have resulted in more engagement and ultimately, in an increased brand exposure that boosts perception.