Faustão, hosted by Fausto Silva, made 'Errou!' a familiar Brazilian television catchphrase, shouted when a contestant gave a wrong answer on his long-running Sunday variety show. The phrase later travelled beyond television through sports broadcasts and online clips, including this ESPN vignette voiced by narrator Everaldo Marques. Brazilian creators now use it as a short, instantly recognisable reaction sound for quizzes, football fails, gaming mistakes and everyday errors shared on WhatsApp and social media. Its appeal is its clarity: one word immediately tells the audience that something went wrong, with humour rather than malice.
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Everaldo Marques shouts 'Errou!' in this ESPN clip from Faustão, a classic Brazilian wrong-answer moment used in memes, reaction videos and funny fail edits.
This is the loud, emphatic 'Errou!' Portuguese for 'Wrong!' delivered by Brazilian sports narrator Everaldo Marques in an ESPN vignette inspired by Faustão, the long-running Brazilian television host famous for the catchphrase. Marques says the word with a sharp rise and a playful, theatrical punch, stretching the final syllable enough to make the mistake feel dramatic and funny. The clip lasts under four seconds, so it lands instantly as a verdict on a bad guess, a failed attempt or an obvious error. It feels like a game-show buzzer in human form, turning a slip into a shared joke and inviting everyone watching to laugh at the miss.