@@RT-dj9td Mas o Filipe não tá errado. Essa onda do politicamente correto veio de lá e o Brasil como bom macaquinho adestrado, copia da pior forma possível.
He actually said " comeria ela e o bebê" ....in portuguese the verb comer (to eat) also means to fuck, but I'd say it sounds less intense....anyway, just a bad joke...
This is funny. Specially because I'm brazilian of russian heritage. And yes I do think these languages share many similar sounds. But portuguese is like a spanish spoken by a russian.
@JooJ As a brazilian studying russian i can confirm. Phonetically speaking they are very similar. Of course the alphabet is different, but generaly a brazilian wont have many difficulties with pronunciation. For instance the russian 'r' and 'u' sounds are typically confusing for a native english speaker, but for a portuguese speaker is just the same.
Ele é Judeu e faz o que quiser. É um intocavel. Judeu fala e faz o que quer na TV e ninguem pode falar nada. Sao muitos famosos, mas poucos se identificam.
@@erikjunior599 Se liberasse as drogas ia foder tudo, o povo tudo ia entrar nas drogas por causa da vida no Brasil ser uma merda, com isso os homicídios iriam crescer, pois o número de vagabundos que matam para comprar drogas iria aumentar, o tráfico de drogas iria ser mais fácil e rentável, ou seja, o Brasil iria pro caralho.
Here comes a long post but I beg of you non Brazilians to read it. For non Brazilians here goes the context: Rafinha is one of the pioneers of modern stand up in the country, and at the time was one of three hosts of the, at the time, the show that disrupted completely the format of tv comedy by always going as far as possible in provoking corrupt politicians with surprise interviews, doing very important stories about outrageous inequalities throughout the country and giving comics a platform to show their talent nation wide (being in a non cable network). The singer in question not only is married to a guy who is close to a ton of big companies, tv network owners, soccer club owners and agents, and all the ones responsible for putting money on these shows, but also the daughter of an idolized country singer, and always supported by the biggest communications empire in the country (Globo) which pretty much controls tv journalism as a whole and had in this particular show, the only ratings losses in all possible hours, days and such. The guy stood up for his right to freedom is speech but got no support from the show producers (due to popular support to the singer and threats from sponsors), the network got afraid of what Globo could do to them in branding hurtful strategies, his comic partners didn’t side with him claiming religious reasons, defending PC limits, and his co host was a personal friend of the singer’s husband. The rest is pretty much whats he said in the video. The guy got really screwed for at least some good 5 years by not being booked for stand up tours and even festivals he himself helped create and make popular. The general crowd in Brazil decided to really go against him due to media influence (even though he had previously made jokes way heavier, bolder and more controversial with most of them sharing all of it in social networks) and only recently he has been able to slowly get back on his feet by doing Netflix specials, his RU-vid channel and some tour dates. Personally, I feel ashamed as a Brazilian that we get known for being really ignorant when it comes to free speech rights while having absurdly daily corruption scandals and even common citizens atitudes and not revolting against it. We were even able to elect a new president (which we had to for the last 16 years were ruled by the same party which was responsible for the biggest corruption cases of our modern history) that is clearly unqualified to even run a gift shop in a subway station, let alone a country as big and broke(n) like ours, not to mention already being linked to corruption scandals, possible ties to militia (police officers that, when off duty, join forces to profit from all trades from black market, to bribe slum citizens to provide them “safety”, control any form of services provided inside the slums, and to top it all frequently do hits by contract), defends torture practices done during our military dictatorship times, cuts a ton of civil rights, ignores the premise of a laic administration (being a radical Christian), to mention just a few things disclosed in only 2 months of presidency. Seeing Rafinha on JRE makes me really happy for him. Hopefully now he gets his rewards after very harsh times in his career. Sorry for the long post. But this case in particular really ticks me off.
Brazil sounds like the US, in many respects. One of them is amplifying world trends, while the US amplifies European (and first world) trends, Brazil amplifies third world trends, I myself come from a third-world country and I understood everything you said and yet because Brazil is so big everything gets multiplied to insane proportions.
@@LeonardoBartho In Portuguese he didn't say "fuck" he said "i eat her and the baby" this is why is funnier in portuguese... In english this joke looks too violent.
@@Vmvmvmvmvn basically the same thing??? "comer" is a pejorative word to "have sex", just like "fuck", when both are used in the same context, they basically mean the same thing.
i work with nothing but black dudes. We tell racist jokes to one another all day. But they are working class guys like me. We say things like "The supervisor is coming, you better get your white ass back to your machine" or ill say "Aye, boss man is coming, yall better get to singing and shuffling" and we laugh our asses off. Obviously we are particular about who hears us bc some are sensitive and do not understand context. But between us 5-6 guys, its literally hilarious. We were joking about the VA gov'r and his black face/clan suit. And they thought that shit was funny as hell because how do you fuck up sooooo bad as a white dude, you have to choose between being the dude dressed as a black guy or a clan member. lololol.
@Soul Chicken it's not black ppl going around and screaming about " white genocide" b.c Europeans don't wanna have kids. The biggest snowflakes are right wingers
@Soul Chicken every authoritarian ruins everything. Before it was the Christian right preaching against violent video games and porn that made me left wing. Now it is the sjws attacking free speech and video games that is turning me right wing.
@@mattyduncan4679 when I was younger I had friends who were Haitian and we used to joke like that. It was hilarious because you are making jokes about each other, but also jokes about yourself. Best laughs ever.
It's the black SJW's that went around saying EVERYTHING is racist and whites should feel guilty for it , that made a lot of white people suddenly feel like they have to look over their shoulder before they laugh . Fuck it , I laughed at the black gay joke hella loud .
I’ve been thinking the same thing when I read these generalized descriptions. I understand keeping it short for SEO or click through but idk if it’s worth withholding the person’s name
I think he is a great comedian. Nobody can take his talent and I hope he will earn 300000 in the near future. He deserves all and even more. He is very funny. His videos made my day a lot of times. Thank you.
Rafi Bastos (Rafinha) is one of the forerunners and one of the biggest names in Brazilian stand-up, it's good to see him gaining notoriety outside the country as well
Judges in Brazil are more concerned with suing people for shit jokes than arresting corrupt politicians, who are involved with drugs dealers. This is a fact that shows that Brazil is not for amateurs and for cool people like Rafinha. Sorte Rafinha e sucesso.
@@asongforthemostbeautifulwo6476 Sou psicólogo, na minha época era assim tbm. Lamentavelmente a psicologia é muito na bolha. Me entristece que ainda estejam assim as coisas
aqtm 15 mesmo que esse seja o caso, acho que deviam conhecer, até pra ter raiva dele. O cara é o psicólogo clínico mais famoso hoje. Não conhecê-lo mostra uma falta de interesse grande.
@@asongforthemostbeautifulwo6476 concordo que seja interessante dar uma olhada, mas as coisas que ele fala são ocasionalmente super regressivas e extremas, e muitos jovens acabam sendo guiados a acreditarem no que ele fala por ser autoridade no assunto, não importa o quao vagas sejam as besteiras que ele diga.
I almost died when I saw the thumb. As s Brazilian who always watch joe rogan, joey diaz... Man this shit is awesome. I'm still a lil dizzy right now. Lol
Yes, i agree with that! But there in US, you have a wider space to use your right of free speech. I don't know if you get it, but here in Brazil, our laws and culture of our people, is not even close to 1 ammendement! And that's what i call: Politically correct! And it will destroy our contry even more!
@@a.thiago3842 of course the freedom of speech in Brazil and USA are quite similar , here in Europe too , in all cases you are responsable for HOW you use your freedom of speech , if you use it in order to offend people or to be racist or homofobic or things like this you will suffer the consequences....im not sure you can understand that but thats a fact , believe me....moreover left wingers way of thinking and culture in Brazil and USA democrats are pretty much the same....the difference is that the North America democracy has 2 sides...in Brazil untill the new government election we only had left wingers governement...NOW the conservatives and liberals(in terms of economy) are having some space....thats good for democracy...
But two years ago some neonazists could support nazis ideas, but Rafinha Bastos with this bad joke would get sued? Something is wrong with the United States judges.
@@jararacavoadora5868 and some stupid people in Brazil steel supports Comunism and Socialist and they are not sued ?!?! Nazism , Socialist and Comumism they all should be banned and criminalised...support Che Guevara , Stalin ,Mussolini and Hitler consist basicaly in the same thing !
@@Fabtp76 At least the pieces of our executive power are elected by the people, on the other hand the pieces of jury power are elected by the executive. that's real cancer of Brazilian democratic system.
C'mon, Rafinha, I love your work, really a big fan of you, lost count how many times I watch your show, but what are you saying about political correct in the pod cast is a lot different then what you say here in your Ilha de Barbados, you can't have two different opinions about the same matter, only bcoz you are in another country.
Chega a ser hilário brasileiros vindo aqui pra falar mal do Rafinha em inglês kkkkkkkkkkkkkk. vocês acham ele tão irrelevante que precisaram vir até aqui comentar com a sensação de alguém que não seja brasileiro irá ler. Você são hipócritas
I know this is an old interview, but it just popped up on my suggestions. I just discovered Rafinha on RU-vid late last year. I'm 60 years old, a woman, and off all the stuff I've heard him make jokes about...I knew that in my generation, very few would be offended by them, but I KNEW in this current generation of cry babies who's feelings get hurt so easily, that he probably had a lot of hate directed at him. I'm very sad to hear that it even went as far as law suits...that he Lost! Unbelievable. Seriously, if I hear an off colored, misogynistic, joke... I don't get offended as a woman. It's freaking joke...get over it. And often those jokes, while sometimes stereotypical ....are funny, just because they are stereotypical and often stereotypes happen because they are based upon true patterns of behavior. :P
ayoub rekima So many people want to say “How much free speech is right or should we allow?” How MUCH? There is no how much with free speech. Once you even start having the discussion, free speech has already been lost.
@@mustshroom8767 I think the degree of understanding this topic is a good way to tell how logical a person is.. so far, I have never seen someone who shows a deep understanding of what free speech is that is unintelligent. Fortunately, Jordan Peterson is doing a good job explaining it. When I watch him debate or lecture, it feels like he's raising the I.Q of the population.
@@mustshroom8767 No. If you talk someone into committing a crime, you are not protected by free speech. So there is a limit. You just have to be reasonable.
My wife is Brazilian from a weird rich intellectual family. Brazilians are crazy racists, crazy elitist, and just plain crazy. They are like a bad combination of spanish, german, african, italian, etc. with many of the worst traits of all these cultures mixed up into it. They're still cooler than Americans though.
@@jaderal I had to travel all over, and yes, Brazilian woman are pretty great. Doesn't make them not fucking crazy though. 12 years in, we only threaten divorce twice maybe three times a month.
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As Rafinha said, if now his case is being used in law schools, it’s because most judges out there can’t and didn’t studied in depth the satirical aspects of moral judgments that despite said by comedians through jokes doesn’t mean at all that they’re judging any persona or group. Actually comedians are only putting themselves where most people(including the judges) prefered not to go.
I'm also a Brazilian living in the US. All I can say is that Rafinha is giving the superficial reading of any "white dude". Racism in Brazil is deep, WAY deeper than in the US. We had 10 times more (real number here) slaves in Brazil than in the US. Just think about the fact that Brazil doesn't have "casts" like in India, but we do have more housemaids than India. And guess what? I'm talking about black and poor people. Racism is so deep, that small apartments in Sao Paulo have the housemaid room. A ridiculous small room, it is not big enough for a dog. This room is an "adaptation" of the room of slaves from the past. If you guys want to talk about racism in Brazil I believe you need to start by talking to a black person. You could talk to the RU-vidr and lawyer Silvio Almeida or to the biggest rapper in Brazil - Mano Brown. Fun fact: The Brazilian white man. They think they are white; a descendant of Italians, Germans and Portugueses. But for a white American or European, the Brazilian white isn't white, he is Latino. Most Brazilians don't understand that. Why would that be?
Like what a white Latina said: It's not race, it's ethnic background. Most people confuse this. And it's weird to me who is non-white because I know the difference between these two. It's weird why Americans can't identify the difference between the two.
I just wanna say that after this interview I´ve changed my whole idea over Rafinha. At first, following the trend, I really thought he was a bastard. After the podcast I realized that social media has a deep impact in our minds, making us believe in things in such a way that we overwhelmingly react to mundane stuff. Mistakes that we all could have done at some point become huge things online, much bigger than us. I wish you luck in the new path as a comedian in America bro.
Wish a friend of mine could think like you. I tried to talk to him about this interview and he went mad, never gave this point of view any chance. He is one of those people who wouldn't give someone who made a mistake a chance to explain himself. I got seriously disappointed.
Rafinha ta fazendo standup nos estados unidos ha uns 8 meses tentando a vida por la. Werdum eh amigo dos 2 e ajeitou esse podcast pra alavancar o Rafinha ;)
Insane to think this super talented comedian was not just prosecuted but persercutedin this way. Bug up to Rafi for standing up for but he believes in . Love this guy's comedy stacks and now respect him even more.
@@davimodena7866 pois é... Falando em "freedom of speech", que é uma parada totalmente de direita e defendendo a esquerda feito louco... Qtas caras esse cidadão tem?
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Rafinha Bastos deserved to lose every cent he lost. The comedian they discussed that made fun of lesbians also deserved it. You can't just expect to treat people like shit just to make other people laugh and not being punished because of it with the excuse "it was just a joke", or even worse, come with this shitty argument of "freedom of speech". You are free to say what you want. And people are free to sue you for being insulted. And then you are free to stop being a jerk if you don't like losing money.
e tem maluco chamando ele de vira-lata por falar em inglês com esse sotaque, acredita ? Este pessoal metido a intelectual são os mais arrogantes que existem!
"The best thing about this is that he got sued for his jokes, and he voted for Lula. Lula sues every comedian who says something about him. We are experiencing a dictatorship out there. Rafael Bastos supports Lula 😒 It's very contradictory."
Lula never sued anyone regarding jokes. Don't try to push defamation or injury as "freedom of speech". Also, Rafinha Bastos declared his vote in Ciro Gomes, not Lula.
It was a bad joke indeed, unlike that funny joke about "they" (I believe there is a spectrum of social genders and yet, I laughed my guts out). The difference between a good and a bad joke often is being implicit rather than explicit, meaning to move very close to the borders of political correctness. Freedom of speech alone, however important it may be, has nothing to do with the joke's quality, because then both jokes would be fine.
