Collector slams Alface, Cezar Black, former BBBs and other influencers for coming up and touching a car without permission | BBB

At a motoring event in São Paulo, former “BBB 23” participants Alface and Cezar Black and ex “Blind Wedding” Daniel Manzoni, Lissio Fiod, Rodrigo Vaisemberg and Shayan Haghbin decided to record a video for TikTok with one of the vehicles on display. Amidst a lively dance, some climbed onto the roof and others leaned on the car and rocked it to follow the beat of the music. The problem is that the action was not authorized by the collector, who recorded an angry video criticizing the influencers.

“These six people who danced here in the car, climbed onto the roof, rubbed each other, leaned against the car, two of them are former participants of“ BBB ”, Cezar and Ricardo, and four more participated in a reality show called“ Blind Wedding ”.

Thiago Kfoury is famous for his content on cars and the car shown is the Gol GLR, famous on the channel in various travel and renovation videos.

“There is a basic principle of education that many parents give their children, which is how I instruct my daughter: It’s not yours, don’t put your hand on it, don’t touch it. You look and wonder. These six people have no idea about the story behind this car, what it means to me and what it means to Brazilians who enjoy cars. Just to leave you a point six: This is the most popular car in Brazil. This car has been more than 14 years. This car has been even more beautiful in Brazil. It was shown at the world’s largest auto event and I was Here because I brought it to display at the event at the Interlagos Festival.”

The owner of the car said that two influencers commented that they did not agree with the content of the video. This made Thiago angry even more, after all, they all shot the video the same way.

“These people who wanted to promote themselves told me they just wanted to do an entertaining car-veneration video. Next time, one of two, either do it with your own car or don’t.

Thiago explained how upset he was about the situation and submitted a request for contract trademarks:

“I’m so sorry for what happened, I felt so invasive and I want to set an example for brands who present this public profile who don’t know anything about an event within a car environment and set an example for people who go to car events or museums, who have contact with something that isn’t theirs, don’t touch what doesn’t belong to them. Simply respect, a basic principle of education.”

‘I felt disrespected too’

Alves posted a video to counter the lines of Thiago Kfoury. He is said to have apologized and received no response. The former BBB confirmed that he did not perform any of the actions mentioned by the collector, such as climbing or touching the car.

“In the owner’s post he says he feels disrespected as the car is in the background and some people are getting up. Like in the letter I sent yesterday I apologised, I said I didn’t agree with that situation, I understood and understand the value it represents to him and the people of motorsport. I don’t do that at any point in the video or photo.”

Alves said he felt disrespected when he heard “that kind of person” and “that kind of profile” as phrases directed at him.

“You said you replied to everyone who messaged you. You didn’t send me anything. I didn’t touch anything that wasn’t yours, and I never touched it. Unfortunately, it was in that video. They said people collaborated. I didn’t do that to anyone.” I felt disrespected by “these kinds of people” and “these kind of profiles”. ”