In Portuguese, corte means cut and tempo can mean time or weather, which explains how this short clip is labelled and searched for on Brazilian soundboards. Rather than coming from a single famous scene, it circulates as a practical editing asset, shared for its clean broadcast style. Users drop it into memes, sports edits and WhatsApp videos when they need an instant radio transition. Its brevity keeps it reusable, and the formal tone makes even low-effort cuts feel intentionally produced and timed.
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A short Brazilian radio cut announcing the time, Corte Rádio Tempo is a quick stinger used for edits, transitions and timing jokes in videos.
Corte Rádio Tempo is a brief radio-style audio cut lasting just over a second, built around a crisp spoken announcement of the time. The delivery is clean, formal and instantly recognisable as a broadcast transition, with no music underneath to distract from the voice. Played on its own it feels abrupt and official, which is exactly why editors like it. Dropping it into a casual video creates a funny contrast, making an ordinary moment sound like a scheduled radio bulletin and giving a cut or pause a deliberate, timed punch.