"Homophobia is not entertainment": 'Quem Ama Cuida' actor is the target of attacks during Rock in Rio and vents after streamer's live
Comadre, pulls up her chair and takes a deep breath, because what was supposed to be a night of partying and good music at Rock in Rio has become a regrettable episode of embarrassment and prejudice on the street! Actor João Victor Gonçalves, who gives life to Mau Mau in the soap opera Quem Ama Cuida, experienced moments of pure tension when he was chased and ridiculed by a group of streamers who were broadcasting live at the door of the festival.
Comadre, the line between joke and cowardice was totally crossed at the door of the City of Rock! Actor João Victor Gonçalves, featured on the screens in the telenovela Quem Ama Cuida, was cornered and mocked live by a group of streamers during an online broadcast. Scared and even fearing a robbery in the middle of the approach, the artist used his social networks very firmly to denounce prejudice and remember that real life is not a stage for gratuitous humiliation!
The revolting episode happened on Friday night (4), comadre, in the surroundings of Rock in Rio. Streamer GH Rell RJ was broadcasting live on the Kick platform when he saw the actor walking and decided to chase him with friends, making aggressive comments about his outfit: "Fuck, what is this. Horrible guy. Dude put a tomato in", they laughed as they followed in the artist's footsteps.
Shaken by the repercussion of the cut on social networks, João Victor vented emotionally in his Stories and made a point of naming the crime. "We are stronger than anything... They will not go unpunished, homophobia is a crime. My fear of being robbed was greater. Homophobia is not entertainment", fired the actor.
João Victor drew a painful parallel with his character Mau Mau in the plot, who suffers prejudice within his own home at the hands of his grandfather, Otoniel, played by Tony Ramos: "Mau Mau is strong, brave, faces structural homophobia at home with courage. This episode is the exact portrait of everything we show on TV".
Actor Pedro Alves, who plays Fernando, Mau Mau's possible romantic partner in the soap opera, repudiated the attitude of the boys with indignation: "That was low, cowardly and cruel. That is no joke. Only those who suffer can understand".
Faced with the flood of criticism, the streamer GH tried to soften the damage with that classic yellowish excuse on the internet, claiming that he does "crazy things" on the street and that "if he made a mistake, he apologizes because he is a human being".
It's the famous case of those who think that a camera in their hand gives the right to disrespect those who are passing in peace along the way, right comadre? When the person has no content to offer, they appeal to rudeness and even call it a joke.
And you, comadre? Do you agree that this type of "prank" and forced approach on the streets has already crossed all acceptable limits of the internet?