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Faustão | Olha esse outro então

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Faustão saying olha esse outro então in his classic TV host delivery, a short Brazilian meme clip used for funny reveals and reaction video edits.

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Faustão saying olha esse outro então in his classic TV host delivery, a short Brazilian meme clip used for funny reveals and reaction video edits.

Faustão delivers the line olha esse outro então with the confident, presentational energy he is known for on Brazilian television. The clip is brief and punchy, with his voice rising slightly as if introducing the next big moment, which makes even a small or silly reveal feel important. That contrast is why it lands as comedy. Viewers instantly recognise the showman tone, and the phrase works like a verbal drumroll, building anticipation before whatever image, video or punchline appears next on screen.

Pro tip

Place it right before the reveal, cutting on então so the next clip lands immediately after. Keep Faustão at full volume with no music underneath, then pause half a second for the joke to register before continuing.

How people use it

Introduce a funnier photo after a boring first one.
Add a drumroll before revealing a ridiculous video clip.
React to a friend sending an even worse meme.
Build anticipation before showing an unexpected second option.

More information

The line comes from Fausto Silva, known as Faustão, longtime host of Domingão do Faustão on Brazilian television. His larger than life presenting style produced countless short clips that Brazilian audiences turned into reaction sounds. Olha esse outro então spread through WhatsApp groups, YouTube edits and meme pages because the phrasing fits any situation where one example is topped by another. It remains popular as a quick, recognisable transition in funny compilations and everyday chats.

FAQ

What does olha esse outro então mean?

It is Portuguese for look at this other one then, said as Faustão introduces another item or moment. In memes the phrase signals a follow up that is meant to be funnier, stranger or more impressive than the previous one.

Who is Faustão?

Faustão is the nickname of Fausto Silva, a famous Brazilian television presenter best known for hosting Domingão do Faustão for decades. His energetic delivery and catchphrases became a rich source of short meme sounds in Brazil.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place it just before a second image, clip or punchline to create a mini reveal. It works best for comparisons, escalating jokes and WhatsApp reactions where the follow up is supposed to outdo what came before it.