Viih Tube’s ‘Barraca do Beijo’: Celebrities avoid talking about politics at a party

The celebrities who passed by the party “Barraca do Beijo” of the ex-BBB Viih Tube, in São Paulo, on Wednesday night (24), preferred not to talk about politics or reveal their vote for president in this year’s elections. 40 days before the election, questions asked by the F5 about the evaluation of the current government or whether they have already chosen a candidate for president left some guests visibly uncomfortable. Some celebrity advisors complained about the reporter’s questions for the party’s organization.

The birthday girl Viih Tube said that she follows the debates and interviews of presidential candidates because it is her job to be up to date, but admits that she rarely spoke about the topic on the internet due to trauma and fear of cancellation. “I didn’t want to have [medo], I wanted to appear more open, position myself more. I’ve positioned myself a few times, but in stories, nothing so effective, but it’s not even because I don’t have a political opinion.”

Without revealing his vote, former BBB Eliezer, Viih Tube’s boyfriend, said that Brazil needs change regardless of party or candidate. In his opinion, people are talking a lot about the presidential election, but they forget that they vote for governor, deputy and senator. “It’s not just the president that is at stake, it’s the future of Brazil, it doesn’t just depend on these people.”

Former BBB Jessilane Alves admitted that today, acting as an influencer, she needs to be more careful with what she says about politics, but she continues to speak out on social media against President Jair Bolsonaro (PL). About the president’s interview with Jornal Nacional (Globo), the professor said that people who followed the pandemic closely know that the current situation in Brazil is different from what the candidate said. “There are people starving and education is still undervalued.”

The singer Vitão said that he has been following the interviews with the presidential candidates to Jornal Nacional and researching the candidates and proposals. He said he prefers not to reveal his vote publicly so as not to influence people, but he makes clear his dissatisfaction with the current government. “It’s very obvious that the person who governs our country right now doesn’t know what he’s doing. He’s been lost from the moment he came in, that’s pretty crazy,” said the artist.

Former BBB Rodrigo Mussi, who interviewed the guests who attended the Viih Tube themed party for the Gshow, said that he still needs to watch some presidential debates to choose his candidate. “I’m looking for someone who really works for us Brazilians, because we deserve all the best,” said Mussi. Asked how he evaluates the Bolsonaro government, he said awkwardly that he could not answer the question.

Singer Gustavo Miotto stated that he has been following the debates and interviews, but he was uncomfortable when the report asked if he had already decided who he would vote for president. “My expectation is that Brazil choose the best for Brazil.”