The phrase refers to the 10th day of the month, a common payday date in Brazil, which explains why the clip spreads every month in Brazilian groups and feeds. Shared mainly as a WhatsApp voice note and reposted in short videos, it became a recurring joke about waiting for wages, paying bills, and celebrating with family. Its appeal is timing rather than production, so the same audio returns whenever salaries drop, turning a simple announcement into a familiar monthly meme that viewers instantly recognise.
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Brazilian meme voice clip shouting that it is the 10th and dad got paid, used in payday jokes, WhatsApp audios and funny money videos online.
This is a loud, excited Brazilian Portuguese voice clip announcing that today is the 10th and dad has been paid. A man shouts the line with over the top joy, stretching the celebration like a victory chant. The humour comes from the pure relief and bragging energy, as if payday solves everything at once. It sounds raw and close to the microphone, like a voice note recorded in the moment, which makes the excitement feel real and instantly funny to anyone waiting for money.