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The exact original recording behind this meme clip is not widely documented, so most listeners know it purely as a shareable reaction sound. The Portuguese phrase 'quem gostou' translates to 'who liked it', which explains its life as a playful approval check in edits, football banter, and party videos. Brazilian meme pages and soundboards picked it up because Augusto Canário’s distinctive voice makes the short line memorable, and it continues to circulate wherever creators want a quick, confident crowd-pleaser.
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Short voice clip of Brazilian singer Augusto Canário saying 'quem gostou' (who liked it), used as a cheeky reaction meme in funny videos and edits.
“Quem gostou” is a short spoken meme clip built around Brazilian singer Augusto Canário’s voice asking who liked it. The delivery is playful and teasing, with a rhythmic, almost sung cadence that makes it instantly loopable. Creators drop it right after a bold claim, a risky joke, or an unexpectedly good play, letting the line act as a cheeky roll call for approval. Because the phrase is so simple, it works even for viewers who do not speak Portuguese, landing as a funny, confident reaction sound.
