Whindersson Nunes, at 26, says he thinks about working another two years before quitting

The comedian Whindersson Nunes, 26, made a big vent on his social networks in which he revealed that he is thinking of retiring soon. According to him, the large number of commitments made him deny all types of enjoyment and moments of joy.

“Yesterday [na Farofa da GKay] everyone who met me said: ‘you at a party? That’s it’, and to each person who said it I thought: ‘I really deserve to enjoy it’. It’s been almost ten years saying no to every party, every birthday, every christening, in the last two years I even stopped TV,” he began.

“Going out demands a lot of physical energy, yesterday I took so many pictures and someone always saying: ‘you can’t enjoy it’. I enjoy it, I don’t bother with what I asked God to (…) was so much bigger”, Nunes amended.

Afterwards, he made it clear that he is thinking about slowing down. “Maybe I’ll work a couple more years and stop, and I’m definitely going to do something really cool to get back,” he wrote.

The comedian has publicly said that he has lived through a struggle with depression. In November 2020, while answering questions on his Instagram account, he commented on the disease. An internet user commented that he had been taking medication for two years to feel better and asked if Nunes was cured.

“Depression is an illness. Not taking medicine for an illness is like walking around with an open wound, it’s easy to get infected, to get affected. And you take things every day and you don’t know. Why not take a break that will help you to heal? “, began.

“It’s all right brother, taking medicine doesn’t mean you’re unwell, it means you care about yourself,” he continued. “I loved conquering, winning, winning, growing, none of this was difficult for me, I loved it. But today my head is too upset, I think this is the hardest part”, he concluded.

The large amount of work made him see the world. He revealed that he has traveled to a large number of countries. He shared the information in a conversation with his fans, where they could post questions through Instagram.

“How many places have you traveled?” asked a fan. “More than 40 countries,” replied Whindersson, writing as a caption to a video in which he dives into the sea, jumping out of a boat. Recently, the comedian released the video of a second song he made in honor of his lost son, João Miguel.

In November, Nunes also released a book, “Vivendo Como Um Guerreiro”, which was already the best seller in the category of artist biographies and even ranked second in Amazon’s overall ranking, even though it was pre-ordered.