On the afternoon of Thursday, November 30, a video went viral on the social network Twitter showing a highly animated conversation between Bárbara Parada and Miro Vemba, after the contestant “incriminated” the comedian earlier this week by getting back some “attacks” which he faced towards him at the start of the month, in a dynamic that Miguel Vicente took very seriously.
In the conversation in question, Barbara Parada questioned Meru Vemba about why he was out in the rain: “Because I like wet things. This makes access easier‘, shot the comedian who got ‘change’:The other said: With spit and skill there is no narrow gap, that’s exactly what I wanted to say🇧🇷
This conversation was the subject of (harsh) criticism on social networks and there were those who suggested that Barbara Parada was “Not convincing🇧🇷They are good for each other. I was never wrong. Have you talked about Mafalda🇧🇷She is always at the end🇧🇷This is the victim that Twitter claims to be. Barbara even said with all the words that she does not feel disrespected and here they are talking about harassment! You can see how annoyed you are by the things Miro saysorSo the “victim” has these kinds of conversations?are just a few readable comments.
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Barbara: Why are you in the rain, Miro?Miro: I like wet things, they’re easy to get into.
Barbara: With spitting and skill no hole is tight.
The level is similar. 🇧🇷
– Warrior Boy 🔥 (@WarriorBoy2) November 30, 2022
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