The Key Alves decided to comment after Paulo Vieira made a joke about the volleyball player and Gustavo Benedeti during the Big Therapy segment, on BBB 23, this Wednesday (22). The comedian stated that the couple would not sing Happy Birthday to Fred Nicasio and Cesar Black, because they were “afraid to see black people clapping their hands in front of candles”.
Via Twitter, the subscriber’s official profile responded to the comedian’s letter, and stated that the sister is not affiliated with any religion.
“Today, on the Big Therapy panel, which should be meant for humor and entertainment, this video below was broadcast. He never said that,” the account person began.
In the sequence, the team states that the couple was the target of misinformation outside of confinement. He continued “Not today that some pages and profiles of gossip and news cancel Key and Gustavo for any situation that happens inside the house because it brings sharing and it can’t stay that way!”.
“Accusing people of something they didn’t do is not funny. Carefully review everything you share, and hinting at racist attitudes is not a joke or reason to joke,” the official continued.
paying off:
Today on the Big Therapy panel, which should focus on humor and entertainment, this video was streamed below. A frame that, at first, should aim to tell jokes and comment on funny moments, clearly accused the GusKey couple of something that was never said. pic.twitter.com/xOh1XCtkQk
– Elvis key 🔑 (@keyalvesoficial) February 23, 2023
Accusing people of something they didn’t do is not funny.
Carefully review everything you share. Hinting at racist attitudes is not a joke or a reason to joke.
Josuke deserves respect
– Elvis key 🔑 (@keyalvesoficial) February 23, 2023
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