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The phrase itself is Portuguese for 'and it comes with sickle, hammer', a direct reference to the sickle-and-hammer emblem long associated with communist politics. As a short soundboard clip, it has circulated mainly in Brazilian meme and video-editing communities, where the chant-like delivery makes it easy to drop into jokes, reaction videos and political satire. Its appeal comes from that contrast: a recognisable political symbol delivered with a playful, mocking tone. Because the line is short and instantly recognisable to Portuguese-speaking audiences, creators keep returning to it for quick comic timing.
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A short Portuguese meme sound repeating 'E vem de foice, martelo...', a spoken line about the sickle and hammer used in Brazilian edits for political reactions.
This short Portuguese clip centres on a single spoken line, 'E vem de foice, martelo...', delivered in a playful, chant-like tone that rises as the phrase unfolds. The words name the sickle and hammer, the familiar symbol associated with communism, and the delivery turns that political image into a joke rather than a speech. Lasting about sixteen seconds, the sound has a light, teasing rhythm and a clear, close voice that cuts through music and background noise. It works best as a punchline, landing after a setup and making the moment feel ironic, cheeky and unmistakably Brazilian in its humour.
