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A country that’s beautiful but corrupt. It’s not as bad as people say it is but it’s certainly somewhere you should take caution in especially since Covid is getting bad there because the president is an idiot. It’s not all bad through it’s a colorful country that offers a lot to explore not to mention the food is delicious especially their Picanha.
Never go to Brazil with a Brazilian.
The beautiful country in Latin America with a lot of diversity, beautiful cities, lots of football (soccer), and criminals.
It’s an amazing country for everyone, but especially for thieves and corrupt politicians.
A lot of important people are from Brazil such as, Giselle Bündchen, Pelé, Neymar Jr., Santos-Dumont (HE WAS THE ONE WHO INVENTED THE AIRPLANE AMERICANS)
Also most people there are obsessed with soccer and Brazil is the country that won most World Cups.
Also with a really popular music style called “funk” with lyrics worse than WAP.
WE DO NOT SPEAK SPANISH!!!! WE SPEAK PORTUGUESE!!!!!
I’m still proud of being Brazilian ! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
RANDOM PERSON: I just listened to a funk from Brazil and looked up the lyrics. Worst decision of my life!
Sexiest, smartest many on earth.
Damn, that Brazil is just something else. Look at him, so handsome
Brazil is one of the most famous countries, Gracjan loba lives in brazil with his lemon and lime crystal vape he sits with the parrots and puffs on his vape and takes scoops of his creatine because he wants big muscles lol. he hides in a rain forest with all the monkeys because he is one
brazil is scary because gracjan has a hissy fit when his lemon and lime crystal dies
Thirty-five years ahead of its time, "Brazil" is a 1985 satirical black comedy directed by Terry Gilliam. Starring Jonathan Pryce, Robert De Niro, Michael Palin, Bob Hoskins, and Ian Holm, it clearly foresees life in 2020, the systemic breakdown of society and its technology, including ubiquitous video surveillance and flawed facial recognition, the hero driving a SmartCar, cops breaking down the wrong door with an endless chain of consequences.
Several times a day, as 2020 limped to its ragged, sputtering, dysfunctional close, he found himself muttering "Brazil"...