A fight between Bia Miranda and Pelé Milflows during this Tuesday (4/10) in “A Fazenda 14” had a different ending. Amid the curses, the musician said he wanted to “become a Megazord”, go “to seventh heaven” and “send a Kamekameha” to Gretchen’s niece.
The expressions are references to two children’s series, “Power Rangers” and “Dragon Ball Z”.
But despite Pele’s funny curses, which made pop culture fans cheer and the rest didn’t understand anything, the one who was more right was Bia, even though she may have lost her morale when she fell deep, deep, into rhythm .mouth.
The reason for the heated discussion is for a few days. Is that the musician hinted that the young woman was a racist during an activity shown in the program “Hora do Faro”, last Sunday (2/10) on Record. He complained that the teenager said good morning to everyone but him. At the time, she explained that she had a fight with him a few hours before the first time she ignored him: it really happened.
Then, this Tuesday morning, Bia said good morning to him, but Pele decided to make fun of him. “Good morning … what is this?”. Then he stiffened at the comment. “Uh, when I don’t say ‘hello’ I’m wrong,” he pointed out.
He replied that she adopts a tone of irony. “And that’s why you’re always wrong. Instead of talking about morals, you make fun of others,” she said.
It was enough for time to close. Bia went to pick it up and gave it over there. Watch uncensored, with a thousand and one swearing. And Megazord.
BIA ALOPRING THE DELICIOUS SKIN# AFarm14pic.twitter.com/UB7EjfMMub
– gab # AFazenda14 (@gabfobic) October 4, 2022
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Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
