JUDGES IN BRAZIL TAKE JOKES REALLY SERIOUS BUT THEY HAVE A VERY GOOD SENSE OF HUMOR WITH CORRRUPTION

Rafinha "Babyfucker" Bastos

Please come to Brazil, Rafinha Bastos

Parabéns Rafinha, foi entrevistado pelo Sampaoli

"I'm offended so give me money"

A cagada com a Vanessa Camargo foi parar nos States... pqp. haha

Prioridades da justiça brasileira: ( ) Corrupção; ( ) 62 mil homicídios; ( ) Tráfico de drogas; ( X ) Piadas.

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Here comes a long post but I beg of you non Brazilians to read it. For non Brazilians here goes the context: Rafinha is one of the pioneers of modern stand up in the country, and at the time was one of three hosts of the, at the time, the show that disrupted completely the format of tv comedy by always going as far as possible in provoking corrupt politicians with surprise interviews, doing very important stories about outrageous inequalities throughout the country and giving comics a platform to show their talent nation wide (being in a non cable network). The singer in question not only is married to a guy who is close to a ton of big companies, tv network owners, soccer club owners and agents, and all the ones responsible for putting money on these shows, but also the daughter of an idolized country singer, and always supported by the biggest communications empire in the country (Globo) which pretty much controls tv journalism as a whole and had in this particular show, the only ratings losses in all possible hours, days and such. The guy stood up for his right to freedom is speech but got no support from the show producers (due to popular support to the singer and threats from sponsors), the network got afraid of what Globo could do to them in branding hurtful strategies, his comic partners didn’t side with him claiming religious reasons, defending PC limits, and his co host was a personal friend of the singer’s husband. The rest is pretty much whats he said in the video. The guy got really screwed for at least some good 5 years by not being booked for stand up tours and even festivals he himself helped create and make popular. The general crowd in Brazil decided to really go against him due to media influence (even though he had previously made jokes way heavier, bolder and more controversial with most of them sharing all of it in social networks) and only recently he has been able to slowly get back on his feet by doing Netflix specials, his KZfaq channel and some tour dates. Personally, I feel ashamed as a Brazilian that we get known for being really ignorant when it comes to free speech rights while having absurdly daily corruption scandals and even common citizens atitudes and not revolting against it. We were even able to elect a new president (which we had to for the last 16 years were ruled by the same party which was responsible for the biggest corruption cases of our modern history) that is clearly unqualified to even run a gift shop in a subway station, let alone a country as big and broke(n) like ours, not to mention already being linked to corruption scandals, possible ties to militia (police officers that, when off duty, join forces to profit from all trades from black market, to bribe slum citizens to provide them “safety”, control any form of services provided inside the slums, and to top it all frequently do hits by contract), defends torture practices done during our military dictatorship times, cuts a ton of civil rights, ignores the premise of a laic administration (being a radical Christian), to mention just a few things disclosed in only 2 months of presidency. Seeing Rafinha on JRE makes me really happy for him. Hopefully now he gets his rewards after very harsh times in his career. Sorry for the long post. But this case in particular really ticks me off.

Cool accent...it’s like a South American-Russian accent

If jokes were meant to be taken seriously, they wouldn't be jokes.

The joke is funnier in portuguese.

The N word joke was funny, I feel like a room full of black people would laugh but a mixed room would look for a moral high pat on the back.

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If Joe Rogan lived in Brazil He already would be homeless because of his podcast

you have freedom of speech in USA but you also can sued in a legal process as well ! just like in Brazil...come on !

That's actually a really funny "N word" joke lol

I'm offended, so when should I expect my $150k?

I think he is a great comedian. Nobody can take his talent and I hope he will earn 300000 in the near future. He deserves all and even more. He is very funny. His videos made my day a lot of times. Thank you.

"Why did the chicken cross the ro-" Chicken: *"HEY, FASCIST, THE MONEY NOW"*

Please tell me I wasnt the only one who was dying when they heard the joke

"I'm in favor of freedom of speech BUT..." No, you're not.

This guy is a brilliant comedian ,I'm so sorry that you get sued I love your comedy.

Boa rafinha. Adoramos seus standups aqui no Brasil. Sucesso aí nos EUA TB !!

Change the title to 'Brazilian Comedian Rafinha Bastos Was Sued Over Jokes (Lost $150,000) | Joe Rogan'

In Brazil you can be sued for ''moral damage''...

And today another comedian was condemned to prison for 6 months for making a joke with a congresswoman

Judges in Brazil are more concerned with suing people for shit jokes than arresting corrupt politicians, who are involved with drugs dealers. This is a fact that shows that Brazil is not for amateurs and for cool people like Rafinha. Sorte Rafinha e sucesso.

" I love this country, I love the freedoms we used to have..." ~ George Carlin

Sempre que posso venho acompanhar o podcast do joe e do nada vejo o Rafinha aqui hahahahaha que legal cara sucesso!

RAFINHA COME TO BRAZIL

He should come to the UK. We're ruthless with comedy 😂😂

So proud of lil Rafa

This guy is one of the biggest comedians ever from Brasil. I'm really happy to see him keeping up.

Insane to think this super talented comedian was not just prosecuted but persercutedin this way. Bug up to Rafi for standing up for but he believes in . Love this guy's comedy stacks and now respect him even more.

Não preciso entender inglês pra saber que o Rafinha tá falando da WANESSA CAMARGO

He sounds like those "almost American" guys from family guy

That n word joke is niiii... good.

It is absolutely insane how well this has aged, we have truly become so divisive

this guy's bits are hilarious. The "They are here" "Well THEY better eat all the f'in food!" LOL

Tô lá vendo o Jordan Peterson e tal... De repente me aparece o Rafinha 😂😂😂😂

This is a fine example of how Brazilian judicial is far more nefarious than the executive.

The n word joke makes me lol everytime.

So a heckler is harrassing a comedian on stage, he claps back and is forced to pay them? He should have counter sued for ruining his show and damaging his future.

e hoje o Rafinha está participando do podcast mais ouvido/visto do mundo, e a Vanessa? onde está? trocando fraldas?

When law schools use it as a teaching aid, you know it’s a horse shit technicality suit.

Grande Rafinha Bastos e Joe . Excelente reflexão que vcs abriram Necessária. Sempre é. Obrigado. Um abração

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The n word joke was funny lol

i'm dying with the N word joke from brazilian hahahahhahahha ohhh MYYY

Joe Rogan looks like Jorge Sampaolli, the argentine soccer coach.

As a Canadian i find it crazy that this happened here, since nobody i know cares about words at all and not one Canadian worth calling Canadian would back down on their freedom of speech to save their life.

As Rafinha said, if now his case is being used in law schools, it’s because most judges out there can’t and didn’t studied in depth the satirical aspects of moral judgments that despite said by comedians through jokes doesn’t mean at all that they’re judging any persona or group. Actually comedians are only putting themselves where most people(including the judges) prefered not to go.

This guy has funny jokes. ....."maybe" . I laughed alot

I know this is an old interview, but it just popped up on my suggestions. I just discovered Rafinha on KZfaq late last year. I'm 60 years old, a woman, and off all the stuff I've heard him make jokes about...I knew that in my generation, very few would be offended by them, but I KNEW in this current generation of cry babies who's feelings get hurt so easily, that he probably had a lot of hate directed at him. I'm very sad to hear that it even went as far as law suits...that he Lost! Unbelievable. Seriously, if I hear an off colored, misogynistic, joke... I don't get offended as a woman. It's freaking joke...get over it. And often those jokes, while sometimes stereotypical ....are funny, just because they are stereotypical and often stereotypes happen because they are based upon true patterns of behavior. :P

Dude, I've never seen a brazilian citizen with such a strong accent like his.

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So many people can't seem to get what free speech means.. I find that disturbing

In Brazil, our comedians are taken seriously, but our politicians are taken by joke.

I thought Brazil was free. No freedom of speech, no freedom of thought.

People are crazy. It would be nice if he could just tell his jokes, without a handful of Brazil nuts suing him.

It's not anyone who can restart his own career from scratch in a foreign language, Respeito pra caralho Rafinha!

Rafinha showed a lot of resilience to overcome that lawsuit. He used to make a lot of jokes with the government and people also saw a way to get ride of him. Of course he meant we would have in ter course with the pregnant singer, because she was super beautiful, but people tried to frame him as a pedo phi le. As he said, was a live show, it was that fraction of a second to not to lose the joke and it ended up sounding a bad taste

I'm also a Brazilian living in the US. All I can say is that Rafinha is giving the superficial reading of any "white dude". Racism in Brazil is deep, WAY deeper than in the US. We had 10 times more (real number here) slaves in Brazil than in the US. Just think about the fact that Brazil doesn't have "casts" like in India, but we do have more housemaids than India. And guess what? I'm talking about black and poor people. Racism is so deep, that small apartments in Sao Paulo have the housemaid room. A ridiculous small room, it is not big enough for a dog. This room is an "adaptation" of the room of slaves from the past. If you guys want to talk about racism in Brazil I believe you need to start by talking to a black person. You could talk to the KZfaqr and lawyer Silvio Almeida or to the biggest rapper in Brazil - Mano Brown. Fun fact: The Brazilian white man. They think they are white; a descendant of Italians, Germans and Portugueses. But for a white American or European, the Brazilian white isn't white, he is Latino. Most Brazilians don't understand that. Why would that be?

I almost died when I saw the thumb. As s Brazilian who always watch joe rogan, joey diaz... Man this shit is awesome. I'm still a lil dizzy right now. Lol

De todas as pessoas que eu não esperava estar ai, Rafinha seria o 1º. Legal.

"I believe it is the duty of the comedian to know where the line is in humor and to cross that line voluntarily" - George Carlin

Whats your job: I get offended at jokes.

Rafinha is a comic genius in his own right and had to endure some very tough bullshit back home. All the best to him.

02:03😭 ! 06:22 ! 08:41 !!! 🔥 🤣 One of the funniest JRE ever

Vanessa Camargo ainda assombra ele kkkkkkkkkk

What happened to Rafinha was really unfair. He was in the peak of his carreer and he was crushed by the elite of the elite of the media empire

Am I the only one who thinks he sounds like Gru?

I just wanna say that after this interview I´ve changed my whole idea over Rafinha. At first, following the trend, I really thought he was a bastard. After the podcast I realized that social media has a deep impact in our minds, making us believe in things in such a way that we overwhelmingly react to mundane stuff. Mistakes that we all could have done at some point become huge things online, much bigger than us. I wish you luck in the new path as a comedian in America bro.

Click bait,is not a comedian, is Just Rafinha, he dont tell jokes, he is a joke

Rafinha? Here? That's a weird timeline!!!!

I am thinking about every shitty joke I have ever said

Muito Legal o Rafinha no Joe Rogan. Sou muito fã dos dois. Great!

Just as a disclaimer about what happened: Here in Brazil our law is different from the American. We have opinion freedom but it is limited by others constitutional rights, one of which is the universal honor rights. The honor principle states that every person has the rights to a reputation and image and those are not to be damaged by false declarations or the perpetrator ought to pay a compensation through the morality damage lawsuit. So here if you think that your neighbor is a douche it's okay because there's no serious damage to his honor but if you start screaming throughout the neighborhood that is a douche, you are plain wrong. He made a "joke" that was seen by millions of spectators and somewhat it damages singer's honor. The singer was not wrong on the demand, the judges were right on the judgement and as a law student point of view he was the only one without reason. Being a humorist here in Brazil is not easy, you need to be really careful about what you're going to say but it's part of the game, if you don't like the rules, don't willingly participate.

Parabéns Rafinha, sucesso 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Dude that jokes hilarious. Everyone tweet that to her right now.

Rafinha "That's Crazy Man" Bastos.

As a Brazilian, I have much respect for Rafinha Bastos and Danilo Gentili.

Chega a ser hilário brasileiros vindo aqui pra falar mal do Rafinha em inglês kkkkkkkkkkkkkk. vocês acham ele tão irrelevante que precisaram vir até aqui comentar com a sensação de alguém que não seja brasileiro irá ler. Você são hipócritas

Cool to see our Brazilian comedian talking to Joe ! Good job bringing him in Joe Rogan !

You do not have the right to be offended by a stand-up comic. Sorry, but you need to sit there and take it. You CHOOSE to be offended. Jokes aren’t anything, so get tougher skin instead.

The singer was Wanessa Camargo. Her husband was Marcus Buaiz.

It's funny how we Brazilians sound like Russian when we speak English

Moral of the story: Value and protect your first amendment.

Never apologize to social authoritarians. All it does is enable society to continue to get even more authoritarian.

ANYONE HERE THAT ACKNOWLEDGES IT'S A CRIME NOW TO CRITICIZE THE SUPREME COURT JUDGES IN BRAZIL?

This is an important discussion. This comedian, Rafi, is reminding us Americans what freedom of speech really means. I may not always be comfortable with what you say, but you still have a right to say it.

Rafinha “pending lawsuit” Bastos

Vendo o JRE e do nada tem um Rafinha Bastos

Estou feliz pq entendi 80% da conversa sem precisar de legenda kkkkkk. Sucesso Rafinha!

Joe "it's only in colleges though" Rogan, like that isn't the most crucial place to have this kind of "debate". Probably the next generations are going to bury America

I'm a great fan of both! Thanks for this amazing content! God bless you

Art 5, IX - é livre a expressão da atividade intelectual, artística, científica e de comunicação, independentemente de censura ou licença. From the brazilian constitution - freedom of speech

Querem tanto a liberalismo dos EUA, por que não começam com a liberdade de expressão geral e irrestrita?

Best discussion I've heard on the matter recently. That was unexpected!