Gustavo Mendes is a Brazilian comedian who became widely known online for his parody of former president Dilma Rousseff, turning her speech mannerisms into a recurring comic character. Short lines from that impersonation were widely clipped and shared as reaction audios in Brazil, especially on WhatsApp and meme pages. Como assim became one of the reusable phrases because it is an everyday Portuguese question that fits almost any surprising situation. The clip continues to circulate as a quick, recognisable shorthand for disbelief in Brazilian internet humour.
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A short Portuguese reaction clip of Gustavo Mendes saying Como assim in his Dilma parody voice, used for confused or disbelieving replies online
This is a brief 1.7 second voice clip in Portuguese built around the phrase Como assim, meaning what do you mean, delivered with exaggerated surprise. The line is performed in the Dilma parody style associated with comedian Gustavo Mendes, with a sharp, incredulous tone that rises on the question. It works as an instant reaction because the wording is simple, the delivery is instantly recognisable to Brazilian audiences, and the confusion feels theatrical rather than angry. Viewers hear it as a comic pause, the moment someone processes news that makes no sense at all.
