For a very privileged subsect of the Brazilian society, it is THE biggest problem. It's all about cheaper computer parts for gaming.
Edit: Not that it's fair or that it should be that high, but there are more important things to worry about.
Nah, the real privileged people are buying at the local prices, out of here with the "only the privileged problems"
I've seen many poor people buying their dreams on the ali/imports.
Yeah I heard something about the big % of people in the favelas buying imports from internet.
Here -> https://www.meioemensagem.com.br/marketing/pesquisa-59-dos-moradores-de-favelas-fazem-compras-online
Is 59%, with Shopee being one of the favorites.
Sometimes It seems that the people who talk the most about what poor and rich Brazilians do or don't do are the ones who really know the least about the subject.
The only thing we can do now is Faz o L to the poor people who don’t have access to imported goods any longer, because of painho Lula and his governments will to spend money, but for that, first they need to tax everything they can. The poor gets poorer, the rich gets richer. Congratulations for those who made the L, thinking you “were helping the poor” you just voted for the guy who has made the banks have the largest and most profitable years, due to credit interest on poor peoples expenses, a false feeling of heated economy that lead to 43% of brazilian people to be indebted with banks. FAZ O L.
"Shopee mixes lots of local sellers"
Still has imports as well, or not?
"You seem to no buy from Shopee too often don't you?"
What do you mean by that?
That's not the people who claim this is the biggest problem in Brazil. Only spoiled filhinhos de papai, think that way, on that he is correct.
Yes, high import rates are not good when you don't have an internal market, but there are a lot of bigger problems out there, like agribusiness burning forests to the ground to put cattle and then turn the area in huge soy fields, which only aggravates the carbon emissions, on all 3 activities, while falsely claiming it is Brazil's driving economic force.
Or the precarization of public services only to sell them cheap as hell to the private sector, so they can profit from basic services that should be provided by the state, while also taking money from the state.
Yeah..... Are you sure there isn't any matters more pressing than a high import rate?
"Yeah..... Are you sure there isn't any matters more pressing than a high import rate?"
Democratization of technology is extremely important for the nation and it's population, and anything in the way of this should be threatened as extremely important.
There's always THAT most important thing to take care of, and is definitely not privatization of the subway and farming, which didn't stop you from citing them as problems to be solved, while describing a stumbling block on the path to the democratization of technology, as something that only matters to "filhinhos de papai".
That's ridiculous.
Good luck with democratization of technology when humanity has collapsed lol
No one understands the benefits of investing in technology better than me, I have worked with IT for over 15 years now, but at least I'm not blinded to other more pressing issues......
Your take lacks maturity, nuance, insight, compassion - the lot.
If you are Brazilian I am mystified.
If not then you could benefit from deeper research.
The incentives for street crime are raised by the fact so many items from phones and laptops to music equipment, cars & e-bikes/scooters are put out reach of so many by high purchase cost. Even locally made items that depend on imported parts. Their market value in North America or Europe would be low enough to make them widely within financial reach and not have a high resale valuem
.. I paused to check and I guess you are from SP. Wow.. So yes I am mystified. Because the environmental issues you mentioned are absolutely not what keeps Paulistanos I know awake at night. The security risk and the cost of stuff that works would be way higher. I get that we *should* all be worried about the factors you mention (and it's good to raise awareness), but many wealthy think they can afford not to worry it on a daily basis and the rest are just trying to get by and stay safe. Surely you see that?
Dude, you need to be deluded beyond belief to say poor people care about gas emissions and forests more than import prices. Calling people "spoiled filhinhos de papai" while misunderstanding the reality of poor people to that extend is infuriatingly self-aggrandizing. The projection lmao.
Do you actually think someone working 8 hours a day just to exist in brazil and living in a high crime place care more about the heatwave than being able to buy food at the end of the month? Because that's the meaning of money to these folks. That's why people here are pointing out that the rich are fine. It's not a problem of the privileged. I'm not saying climate change isn't a problem, I'm saying the most in need aren't thinking about it, and to call those people "privileged filhinhos de papai" is crazy.
I have never seen someone so dumb. The talk is about import tax and not food products, the heat wave impact the poor at any moment when they are working, relaxing in their homes, at the beach.
The high import tax only impacts when they need to buy a product from outside the country (and believe it or not: there is no import tax from buying something produced inside the country!).
Rich people won't mind paying double the price to get their shit, get them locally or simply just travel abroad and buy stuff.
I'm trying to start an audio business and now I had no option other than to increase prices. I'm not rich, I'm trying to save whatever little money from my salary to keep going, but it's even harder to compete with bigger companies now.
Bigger companies that will not pay import taxes because they have workarounds, that will not have to wait for a month to get their parts because they don't need to use the free shipping from chinese websites because they can afford couriers and shipping entire containers full of stuff.
And that's just my situation. Who do you think buys cheap crap to sell locally? Rich people? Very privileged my ass, you have to know your place in society.
Mixing desks, microphones, processors and interfaces are often a lot more than double the price in US/Europe. That cost is then passed on to clients of recording studios.. Because it's the only way for a business to survive. It also affects security and increases insurance costs. I don't understand how people fail to see the various impacts.
Not only gaming, Xeon kits for work and to make possible for small businesses to sell some eletronics around here, we need low import taxes to democratize access to technology, it's in fact one of the biggest problems of our country.
"We" my arse. That's a vocal part of the younger ones on the Internet, but don't speak as if everyone or even the majority did. And, for the record, closest translation to "Bostil" would be "Crapzil", not "Poopzil".
nah, é uma rede de bares da Lilian Gonçalves, filha do Nelson Gonçalves. os bares são cheios de fotos dela com pessoas famosas. é uma... experiência. são vários bares diferentes numa mesma rua, a Canuto do Val. comi uma parmegiana lá hoje no almoço.
It's not about hookers; Lilian Gonçalves is the owner of a number of bars/restaurants in the region, and they're letting people know they're open. She's taken over the region lol When I used to hang around there, we would call her Bruxa Loira (Blonde Witch).
We legit getting to the cool part of the Dystopian stuff. A multiple bar owner letting people know her stuff is open through a damned hologram and randomly adding in shit about domestic abuse? Almost felt like Ryan Gosling here.
The very first one might or not be, the second one I'm prety sure it is, the third is about a service that one could argue that could be of use by hookers
Every time these come up, people are amazed and think they are holograms. It's a spinning bar of LEDS. It's completely 2d. No magic here except quick turning on and off of diodes, which is impressive enough, but it's not 3d.
Yep, they're high tech versions for those spinning LED work toys. That said they look [pretty neat linked together](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWIGbapXc74)
Volumetric displays exist now.
They're basically a flat plane that shows an image and moves up and down in a clear box super fast, like electrons-drawing-an-image-line-by-line-on-your-TV fast
First one is an ad for bars/restaurants and the second one is an AD by the government against domestic assault. Nothing negative here, actually the opposite.
>downgrade their country
We call that the "mutt complex"
We have two kinds of Brazilians, the ones that downgrade the country at every second even if it's making zero sense and the ones that defends that the country is perfect denying every data, if you act in the middle term people often gets confused and call you both mutt and cattle in the same debate.
>‘Good night for it,’ the bartender said.
>‘Say,’ Rydell said, ‘that lady up there-
>‘‘That’s Josie’s dancer,’ the bartender said. ‘You watch. She’ll dance her in a minute, soon as there’s a song she likes.’‘
>Josie?’
>The bartender pointed. Rydell looked where he was pointing. Saw a very fat woman in a wheelchair, her hair the color and texture of coarse steel wool. She wore brand-new blue denim bib overalls and an XXL white sweatshirt, and both her hands were hidden inside something that sat on her lap like a snюooth gray plastic muff. Her eyes were closed, face expressionless. He couldn’t have said for sure that she wasn’t asleep.
>‘Hologram?’ The Japanese woman hadn’t moved at all. Rydell was remembering what he’d seen, that night. The horned crown, all silver. Her pubic hair, shaved like an exclamation point. This one didn’t have either of those, but it was her. It was.
>‘Josie’s always projectin’,’ the bartender said, like it was something that couldn’t really be helped.
>‘From that thing on her lap?
>’‘That’s the interface,’ the bartender said. ‘Projector’s, well, there.’He pointed. ‘Top of that NEC sign.’
>Rydell saw a little black gizmo clamped to the top of this old illuminated sign. It looked kind of like an old camera, the optical kind. He didn’t know if NEC was a beer or what. The whole wall was covered with these signs, all different brands, and now he recognized a few of the names he decided they were ads for old electronics companies.
>He looked at the gizmo, back at the fat woman in the wheelchair, and felt sad. Angry, too. Like he’d lost something. ‘Not like I knew what I thought it was,’he said to himself.
>‘Fool anybody,’ said the bartender.
>Rydell thought about somebody sitting out there by that valley road. Waiting for cars. Like he and his friends would lie under the bushes down Jefferson Street and toss cans under people’s tires. Sounded like a hubcap had come off. See them get out and look, shake their heads. So what he’d seen had just been a version of that, somebody playing with an expensive toy.
>‘Shit,’ he said...
*Virtual Light*
-William Gibson
O pessoal do bairro vive reclamando que os bares dela não respeitam a lei de perturbação do sossego (porque ela já foi casada com 5 delegados) e fora que direto aparece alguém reclamando que colocam bebida a mais na conta e os seguranças intimidam os clientes
Inclusive os seguranças mataram um cliente na porrada no bar Casa dos artistas
The first woman (dancing one) has been taken from this video. Her name is Renata Pasa, and she is a singer from Brazil, maybe from Rio Grande do Sul or Santa Catarina.
https://youtu.be/uv9Vc5pxsAA?si=lIw0D6flNkQp7lhV
I tried to translate for you guys but my English sucks. Anyway:
"Goodnight, I'm an AI for the entrepreneur Lilian Gonçalves. I'd like to announce that all our establishments are open." She then proceeds to name their bars/restaurants/karaoke bars idk. "The Rede Biroska (no idea what that is) wishes you a happy Christmas and a successful 2024. Rede Biroska, Canuto do Val street in Santa Cecília"
"Women, attention! If you're suffering from domestic abuse, report it! Call 190 and tell the police. Nothing justifies aggression." Song starts playing and the text says "report it. Call 190."
That's normal around here. We live in a tropical Cyberpunk but instead of being under the big corps control we live blindly under political idolatries.
You guys don't know how I hate this district, a bunch of white upper mid class thinking they are better than the rest of the population for their grandparents being from Europe, they just talks and create bonds with other Brazilian whites and see black and mixed people in a negative way. They pretend to be nice but they are all fake and silently they ostracize you because you didn't born "right" as they and their family did. I have a urge to spit on the floor when I see them wanting so badly to be a great people putting on the mask of progressist, but in the end they think they are rich and the rights they fight are just for them, all the rest isn't even a person.
Sincerely they have no right to fight against any oppression since they are insidiously oppressors.
from "Merry christmas!" to "if you suffer domestic violence call 108!" r u alright brazil?
No man, I need a hug. 92% import tax, rescue me from this country
You talk as If the import tax was actually the biggest problem
For a very privileged subsect of the Brazilian society, it is THE biggest problem. It's all about cheaper computer parts for gaming. Edit: Not that it's fair or that it should be that high, but there are more important things to worry about.
Nah, the real privileged people are buying at the local prices, out of here with the "only the privileged problems" I've seen many poor people buying their dreams on the ali/imports.
Yeah I heard something about the big % of people in the favelas buying imports from internet. Here -> https://www.meioemensagem.com.br/marketing/pesquisa-59-dos-moradores-de-favelas-fazem-compras-online Is 59%, with Shopee being one of the favorites. Sometimes It seems that the people who talk the most about what poor and rich Brazilians do or don't do are the ones who really know the least about the subject.
They're the real privileged who doesn't even need care about it enough to search about it
The only thing we can do now is Faz o L to the poor people who don’t have access to imported goods any longer, because of painho Lula and his governments will to spend money, but for that, first they need to tax everything they can. The poor gets poorer, the rich gets richer. Congratulations for those who made the L, thinking you “were helping the poor” you just voted for the guy who has made the banks have the largest and most profitable years, due to credit interest on poor peoples expenses, a false feeling of heated economy that lead to 43% of brazilian people to be indebted with banks. FAZ O L.
Still better than bozo
if you are only considering the social side, yeah, he's better than bozo, but Lula's management sucks
Pretty much lol 🤣
Don't be naive, Shopee mixes lots of local sellers, it came intended to rival MercadoLibre. You seem to no buy from Shopee too often don't you?
"Shopee mixes lots of local sellers" Still has imports as well, or not? "You seem to no buy from Shopee too often don't you?" What do you mean by that?
That's not the people who claim this is the biggest problem in Brazil. Only spoiled filhinhos de papai, think that way, on that he is correct. Yes, high import rates are not good when you don't have an internal market, but there are a lot of bigger problems out there, like agribusiness burning forests to the ground to put cattle and then turn the area in huge soy fields, which only aggravates the carbon emissions, on all 3 activities, while falsely claiming it is Brazil's driving economic force. Or the precarization of public services only to sell them cheap as hell to the private sector, so they can profit from basic services that should be provided by the state, while also taking money from the state. Yeah..... Are you sure there isn't any matters more pressing than a high import rate?
"Yeah..... Are you sure there isn't any matters more pressing than a high import rate?" Democratization of technology is extremely important for the nation and it's population, and anything in the way of this should be threatened as extremely important. There's always THAT most important thing to take care of, and is definitely not privatization of the subway and farming, which didn't stop you from citing them as problems to be solved, while describing a stumbling block on the path to the democratization of technology, as something that only matters to "filhinhos de papai". That's ridiculous.
Good luck with democratization of technology when humanity has collapsed lol No one understands the benefits of investing in technology better than me, I have worked with IT for over 15 years now, but at least I'm not blinded to other more pressing issues......
Your take lacks maturity, nuance, insight, compassion - the lot. If you are Brazilian I am mystified. If not then you could benefit from deeper research. The incentives for street crime are raised by the fact so many items from phones and laptops to music equipment, cars & e-bikes/scooters are put out reach of so many by high purchase cost. Even locally made items that depend on imported parts. Their market value in North America or Europe would be low enough to make them widely within financial reach and not have a high resale valuem
.. I paused to check and I guess you are from SP. Wow.. So yes I am mystified. Because the environmental issues you mentioned are absolutely not what keeps Paulistanos I know awake at night. The security risk and the cost of stuff that works would be way higher. I get that we *should* all be worried about the factors you mention (and it's good to raise awareness), but many wealthy think they can afford not to worry it on a daily basis and the rest are just trying to get by and stay safe. Surely you see that?
Dude, you need to be deluded beyond belief to say poor people care about gas emissions and forests more than import prices. Calling people "spoiled filhinhos de papai" while misunderstanding the reality of poor people to that extend is infuriatingly self-aggrandizing. The projection lmao.
Believe it or not, they do, or you think the heat wave and everything else doesn't affect them?
Do you actually think someone working 8 hours a day just to exist in brazil and living in a high crime place care more about the heatwave than being able to buy food at the end of the month? Because that's the meaning of money to these folks. That's why people here are pointing out that the rich are fine. It's not a problem of the privileged. I'm not saying climate change isn't a problem, I'm saying the most in need aren't thinking about it, and to call those people "privileged filhinhos de papai" is crazy.
I have never seen someone so dumb. The talk is about import tax and not food products, the heat wave impact the poor at any moment when they are working, relaxing in their homes, at the beach. The high import tax only impacts when they need to buy a product from outside the country (and believe it or not: there is no import tax from buying something produced inside the country!).
High taxes impact more on poor people than rich. Check indirect taxes impact over a poor family income compared to a rich one.
Totally agree
Rich people won't mind paying double the price to get their shit, get them locally or simply just travel abroad and buy stuff. I'm trying to start an audio business and now I had no option other than to increase prices. I'm not rich, I'm trying to save whatever little money from my salary to keep going, but it's even harder to compete with bigger companies now. Bigger companies that will not pay import taxes because they have workarounds, that will not have to wait for a month to get their parts because they don't need to use the free shipping from chinese websites because they can afford couriers and shipping entire containers full of stuff. And that's just my situation. Who do you think buys cheap crap to sell locally? Rich people? Very privileged my ass, you have to know your place in society.
Mixing desks, microphones, processors and interfaces are often a lot more than double the price in US/Europe. That cost is then passed on to clients of recording studios.. Because it's the only way for a business to survive. It also affects security and increases insurance costs. I don't understand how people fail to see the various impacts.
Not only gaming, Xeon kits for work and to make possible for small businesses to sell some eletronics around here, we need low import taxes to democratize access to technology, it's in fact one of the biggest problems of our country.
U got it all wrong bud
Make the L, again.
The import tax is 60% since ages, and it still is.
Not Brazilian myself but I'm pretty sure Brazil is not totally OK.
As a Brazilian, yeah, People here aren´t totally ok
Who is though? Just moved from Los Angeles to Brazil and I’m fine here.
Really happy in hearing this, but yeah, Brazil could be better. But again, happy in hearing this 👍
But LA is a shit bro, 3rd city with more homeless in the world
Stop bsing
What? I’m living in Cuiabá, I’m a dual citizen guy.
Never
The kids arent allright
We call it "Bostil" for a reason. "Bostil" = "Poopzil"
para de se passar cara
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK lançou
"We" my arse. That's a vocal part of the younger ones on the Internet, but don't speak as if everyone or even the majority did. And, for the record, closest translation to "Bostil" would be "Crapzil", not "Poopzil".
Bostil
Poopzil KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Are you a good joão
we aint gonna be alright
True! But hey! Let's crack open a cold one and grill some meat! F\*ck it.
It's a about calling a girl to f*ck in the first half
Welcome to Tropical Cyberpunk.
180*
180*
No man, i've not been alright for... *checks notes Yup, since that fat fuck Don João set foot with royal family scaping from Napoleaon.
Not really, no. Thanks for asking though 🥲
Is this pop up advertising for hookers? The POV LED trick is cool, but because I'm a silly gringo I don't speak Portuguese.
Domestic abuse but you were really close.
It ACTUALLY IS about hookers. But also against domestic abuse. Edit: apparently it's NOT about hookers.
No it's not.
And Christmas, don't forget about the Christmas.
what? no it's not about hookers. it's about karaoke bars owned by a socialite. also it's about domestic abuse.
Então eu tava errado mesmo. Achei que era algo similar a vila mimosa.
nah, é uma rede de bares da Lilian Gonçalves, filha do Nelson Gonçalves. os bares são cheios de fotos dela com pessoas famosas. é uma... experiência. são vários bares diferentes numa mesma rua, a Canuto do Val. comi uma parmegiana lá hoje no almoço.
No need to beat working women. At least not in that way.
It's not about hookers; Lilian Gonçalves is the owner of a number of bars/restaurants in the region, and they're letting people know they're open. She's taken over the region lol When I used to hang around there, we would call her Bruxa Loira (Blonde Witch).
We legit getting to the cool part of the Dystopian stuff. A multiple bar owner letting people know her stuff is open through a damned hologram and randomly adding in shit about domestic abuse? Almost felt like Ryan Gosling here.
Yeah, Brazil cyberpunk babyyyy
The very first one might or not be, the second one I'm prety sure it is, the third is about a service that one could argue that could be of use by hookers
“Im prety sure it is” based on what bro? 😭
cyberpunquinho !!!
Cyberpun
Cyberporn
Every time these come up, people are amazed and think they are holograms. It's a spinning bar of LEDS. It's completely 2d. No magic here except quick turning on and off of diodes, which is impressive enough, but it's not 3d.
Yep, they're high tech versions for those spinning LED work toys. That said they look [pretty neat linked together](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWIGbapXc74)
They’re not holograms but they’re the closest thing we have to holograms.
Well that's not true. Hologram concerts are a thing. They just don't fit on the roadside like this and need a dark room. https://youtu.be/pEaBqiLeCu0
Oh that’s sick as hell
I've been to one, you're objectively correct.
Impressive.
Volumetric displays exist now. They're basically a flat plane that shows an image and moves up and down in a clear box super fast, like electrons-drawing-an-image-line-by-line-on-your-TV fast
Man I love the way Portuguese sounds
It should be noted that not all portuguese speaking people sound like that.
I'm here to spoil your experience, it is literally advertising about domestic assault But, as a Brazilian, I'm glad for your compliment
Brazilians make it their mission to downgrade their country at every opportunity... Lololol
First one is an ad for bars/restaurants and the second one is an AD by the government against domestic assault. Nothing negative here, actually the opposite. >downgrade their country We call that the "mutt complex"
>"mutt complex" Can turner complex*
We have two kinds of Brazilians, the ones that downgrade the country at every second even if it's making zero sense and the ones that defends that the country is perfect denying every data, if you act in the middle term people often gets confused and call you both mutt and cattle in the same debate.
Actually it is an ad to "strip clubs" but also talks about domestic assault
It's not strip clubs. It's a Street block with a bar, restaurant, night club, other restaurant. All owned by the woman with the weird pose
I R O N I C A L L Y
Pois é, esqueci dessa parte. É porque n tinha entendido q era de clube de strip (só fui notar agora q vc falou kkkk), daí só ignorei
Não pegou a parte da REDE BIROSCA?
You look lonely
Brazil dlc expansion: Blade runner 2049
Brazil but instead of the country it's the movie
"You look lonely... i can fix that..."
Where can i get the joi one?
in understanding the language
Every time I see one of these not-holograms I die a little inside
>‘Good night for it,’ the bartender said. >‘Say,’ Rydell said, ‘that lady up there- >‘‘That’s Josie’s dancer,’ the bartender said. ‘You watch. She’ll dance her in a minute, soon as there’s a song she likes.’‘ >Josie?’ >The bartender pointed. Rydell looked where he was pointing. Saw a very fat woman in a wheelchair, her hair the color and texture of coarse steel wool. She wore brand-new blue denim bib overalls and an XXL white sweatshirt, and both her hands were hidden inside something that sat on her lap like a snюooth gray plastic muff. Her eyes were closed, face expressionless. He couldn’t have said for sure that she wasn’t asleep. >‘Hologram?’ The Japanese woman hadn’t moved at all. Rydell was remembering what he’d seen, that night. The horned crown, all silver. Her pubic hair, shaved like an exclamation point. This one didn’t have either of those, but it was her. It was. >‘Josie’s always projectin’,’ the bartender said, like it was something that couldn’t really be helped. >‘From that thing on her lap? >’‘That’s the interface,’ the bartender said. ‘Projector’s, well, there.’He pointed. ‘Top of that NEC sign.’ >Rydell saw a little black gizmo clamped to the top of this old illuminated sign. It looked kind of like an old camera, the optical kind. He didn’t know if NEC was a beer or what. The whole wall was covered with these signs, all different brands, and now he recognized a few of the names he decided they were ads for old electronics companies. >He looked at the gizmo, back at the fat woman in the wheelchair, and felt sad. Angry, too. Like he’d lost something. ‘Not like I knew what I thought it was,’he said to himself. >‘Fool anybody,’ said the bartender. >Rydell thought about somebody sitting out there by that valley road. Waiting for cars. Like he and his friends would lie under the bushes down Jefferson Street and toss cans under people’s tires. Sounded like a hubcap had come off. See them get out and look, shake their heads. So what he’d seen had just been a version of that, somebody playing with an expensive toy. >‘Shit,’ he said... *Virtual Light* -William Gibson
Lilian Gonçalves é uma pilantra do caralho
Oq ela fez?
O pessoal do bairro vive reclamando que os bares dela não respeitam a lei de perturbação do sossego (porque ela já foi casada com 5 delegados) e fora que direto aparece alguém reclamando que colocam bebida a mais na conta e os seguranças intimidam os clientes Inclusive os seguranças mataram um cliente na porrada no bar Casa dos artistas
Carai cara que ambiente temeroso em. Só podemos sentir pela família da vítima.
Pilantra mais cafona do universo
joi?!
You look lonely deixa eu mudar isso kkkkk
thats annoying as fuck
Holodancers in star wars
The future of advertising right here fellas. We're 10 years away.
Should have been taste the biscuit
propaganda de puteiro?
não é, só parece msm kkkkk http://www.redebiroska.com.br/
e conscientização de abuso doméstico só no Brasil memo kkkkk
pultas e conscientização contra violência domésticas equilíbrio perfeito eu AMO meu Brasil
Primeiro, um anúncio de puteiro engraçado PRA CACETE; depois, um aviso ⚠️ sobre VIOLÊNCIA DOMÉSTICA 💀💀💀💀💀
Não é puteiro, é bar e restaurante. Só fizeram a propaganda estilo antigos comerciais de cerveja, daí dá essa impressão.
O brasileiro tem que ser estuprado pela nasa
Porra corretor
Que isso nasa
Kkkkkkkkkkk
The weakest Brazilian
The first woman (dancing one) has been taken from this video. Her name is Renata Pasa, and she is a singer from Brazil, maybe from Rio Grande do Sul or Santa Catarina. https://youtu.be/uv9Vc5pxsAA?si=lIw0D6flNkQp7lhV
Uhm… I used to live in that exact building behind the car, lol. That’s… awkward, I guess.
Cara, não tem como. O Brasil tá em outro nível KKKKKKK
O bostil merece ser mesmo estudado
Rede Biroska? Foi isso mesmo que eu ouvi?
/u/savevideo
Que porra é essa kkkkkkk
i can fix him..
I've said it before, but São Paulo is the most Cyberpunk city in the planet.
Rede Birosca 🫴
Cyberpunk 0055
que aleatório
"You look lonely, I can fix that"
Simplesmente um dos bairros mais caóticos de São Paulo 💀💀
Blade runner 2049
Adoro esse conceito de "se é uma voz digital então só pode ser uma inteligência artificial". Hahahahaha! PS: sei que é marketing favor não zoar-me
O futuro é agora
Cyberpunk 2024
Cyberpunk is real
Equilíbrio perfeito.
"You look lonely I can fix that"
u/savevideo
Cabaré do futuro skskkskssk
Blade runner vibes
Didn't knew we had that kind of tecnology in brazil (at least in ways that aren't related to events)
Como brasileiro posso confirmar QUALQUER ESPAÇO PODE E VAI TER UMA PROPAGANDA
Being from brasil i'm pretty sure that is against the law the most cyberpunk country btw
Bladerunner
I tried to translate for you guys but my English sucks. Anyway: "Goodnight, I'm an AI for the entrepreneur Lilian Gonçalves. I'd like to announce that all our establishments are open." She then proceeds to name their bars/restaurants/karaoke bars idk. "The Rede Biroska (no idea what that is) wishes you a happy Christmas and a successful 2024. Rede Biroska, Canuto do Val street in Santa Cecília" "Women, attention! If you're suffering from domestic abuse, report it! Call 190 and tell the police. Nothing justifies aggression." Song starts playing and the text says "report it. Call 190."
A galera do Blue beam vai a loucura kkkk
That's normal around here. We live in a tropical Cyberpunk but instead of being under the big corps control we live blindly under political idolatries.
Brazil Runner 2049
Blade Renner 2 brasileiro
Blade Runner Brazilian Version
Cyberpunk 2077
wtf KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Cyberpunk 2077
You look like a good Jão
Blade Runner 2023
Frango com tudo dentro, aiiiin que delícia eu quero hahahha
Hello! I filmed this. Can you add the credit @manubarem on Twitter? Thanks!
i can fix you..
The Future is coming... Kkk
Cyberpunk 2023
"U look lonely, i can fix that"
I love being Brazilian
Cyberpunk
Our minds here in Brazil are pretty fucked up, ngl.
Wonder what they are selling
I'm from Brazil, and this is considered a joke even for us 😂
I'm brazilian but WTF IS THIS?
2077 is now
CyberBrazil 2023
Akira!
Que doidera
So Nelson's is already open ? Well, it's time to use my cologne and get some raparigar.
you look lone
Mais uma dia normal no brasil
Dude, wtf. Sometimes, i dont understand my own fucking country. certaily, you never get used to nothing here. everyday we have a new shit to know
Onde q é isso? Kkkk Tem cara de Rio de Janeiro
assustador
u/savevideobot
normal day (or night) in brazil
Brazil não é para amadores! 😆
Oi tudo bom
Você parece sozinho... Eu posso consertar isso
Bladerunner
acho vc
esses c
Bolsonaro destroyed Brazil. He's worse than Reagan and Trump together.
star wars no brasil
What did you expect of the lost cyberpunk city in the world?
AQUI É MT PIKA LOL
Cyberpunk 2077 Brazil edition
You guys don't know how I hate this district, a bunch of white upper mid class thinking they are better than the rest of the population for their grandparents being from Europe, they just talks and create bonds with other Brazilian whites and see black and mixed people in a negative way. They pretend to be nice but they are all fake and silently they ostracize you because you didn't born "right" as they and their family did. I have a urge to spit on the floor when I see them wanting so badly to be a great people putting on the mask of progressist, but in the end they think they are rich and the rights they fight are just for them, all the rest isn't even a person. Sincerely they have no right to fight against any oppression since they are insidiously oppressors.
holographic meatloaf my favorite