With lyrics with sexual connotations and excitement for the arrival of 2025, Anitta and Ivete Sangalo attract attention when they say “dirty words” on Globo
The singers Anita AND Ivete Sangalo they cheered up New Year’s Eve with a special show in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, broadcast on TV Globo. However, what caught the public’s attention were the ‘bad words’ uttered by them during the night of celebration.
As expected, Ivete came on stage very excited and let her excitement speak loudest. On stage the artist didn’t think twice and released the following sentence: “Jump, dammit.”
Singer Anitta was also enthusiastic about the performance, but what became the subject of comments on the web were the lyrics of her songs, with sexual connotations, and the sensual choreography. At the party he sang the hit “Capa de revue”, which has the following lyrics: “look at the size of this p*ca”.
On social media the public expressed their opinion on the presentations, some praised, others criticized the broadcast.
See the reactions
Anitta beats her chest and sings that she is a whore and everyone knows it live on Globo CINEMA pic.twitter.com/YCpyGuc5o7
— gab (@bellaeu) January 1, 2025
Globo is connecting with those scoundrels that Anitta only talks about live LOL they are silencing her by talking about dead blowjobs pic.twitter.com/D524nRxLLR
— gab (@bellaeu) January 1, 2025
Ivete Sangalo stumbles on stage and curses live #ShowFromVirada pic.twitter.com/TXHXU9Z0lp
— GOSSIP BRAZIL (@forumgossipbr) January 1, 2025
Because he taught me to swear without guilt. As my mother said “I educate you so Ivete can uneducate” 🤷🏽♀️🤡😄 https://t.co/eiHf61VRKz
— Rafha 🎙️❤️🔥🦬 (@RafhaDeAndrade) January 1, 2025
I see live and use a lot of swear words on Globo.
— Netario Luiz (@netarioluiz) January 1, 2025
Source: Terra
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