There was a strong conversation about social networking and the internet on Tuesday, 27th, on the web. The meeting was online between the founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, And Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri. In addition to talking about the app and the social network, Mark told who followed him on the web and revealed that he is a fan of the Brazilian. Lucas LedAnd the Giant surfer who participated in BBB20 and he Cast for the next edition of Without Borders.
Mark Zuckerberg revealed that he is a fan of surfer Lucas Chumbo, who will be at No Limite and participated in BBB 20 – Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
When asked about his favorite content creators on Facebook and Instagram, Marc revealed that he is a fan of the 25-year-old Brazilian athlete, born in the municipality of Saquarema, in Rio.
“It depends on the category … I follow many surfers and ‘watchers’ from all over the world. Kai Linney e Lucas Led, Who excel at what they do. I think Kai is amazing at Chips, It’s like a wizard in waves and in all the things he does … that got me interested in sports, “said Mark, referring to” foil “, which is a method in surfing.
In chatting with Instagram boss, Adam Mosseri, Mark Zuckerberg revealed he’s a fan of surfer Lucas Chumbo – Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
It is worth remembering that last year Lucas Chumbo won the “Gigantes de Nazaré” challenge, in Portugal. At that time, he was surfing at a height of 17.6 meters. Then, He was among the finalists for the 2020 Big Wave Awards In the “Best Performer” and “World’s Biggest Wave” categories.
It doesn’t stop there … Lucas Chumbo may have surfed the biggest wave in history! He is awaiting official World Surf Association (WSL) measurements that will confirm whether or not he has crossed the previous 24.4-meter mark reached by Brazilian Rodrigo Coxa, in 2017, in Nazareth.
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