Singer slammed the investor and digital influencer while recording a YouTube show
Investor Thiago Nigro, known as ‘Primo Rico’, rebutted the criticisms leveled by singer Marcelo D2 in a live program on YouTube. After the rapper claimed that Nigro is not an “influencer”, Primo Rico accused D2 of “influencing others to smoke weed all day and swear at others”.
The climate between the two heated up after the participation of D2, together with his son Stephan Peixoto, known as ‘Sain’, in the program angry rank, from the channel podpah, presented by the comedian Diogo Defante. After a controversial line Nigro quoted became a topic, the singer mocked it, stating that “any motherfucker nowadays is an influencer.”
Thiago Nigro went on social media to counter the rapper’s comment: “How much cordiality. Really, we agree. Anyone can be an influencer. dreams,” Primo posted, referring to the singer’s speech.
The investor also took the opportunity to tease Marcelo D2: “By the way, I was happy that you remembered my face, I was surprised that you still have such a good memory.” On social media, the discussion has divided netizens.
“If Thiago was eating a juicy and happy picanha at his wedding, he would not answer picanha on the Internet,” said one Internet user on Instagram. Another defended the rapper’s stance. “I listened to Marcelo D2 throughout my teenage years and never felt compelled to smoke.”
There is no poverty that can withstand 14 hours of work
The controversy between D2 and Thiago Nigro began after the participants in the program recalled the controversial phrase that the influencer quoted on his social networks: “There is no poverty that can withstand 14 hours of work”. The sentence, by the entrepreneur Geraldo Rufino, has aroused criticism on the web.
“Completely out of touch with reality. Anyone who has ever been in a community knows someone who works hard more than 14 hours a day and continues to be miserable,” said one Internet user.
Source: Terra
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