The clip comes from a meeting where Lula stopped to reprimand an attendee who was on a cell phone, delivering the line that gives the sound its title in Portuguese. Shared as a short audio excerpt, it spread in Brazil as a humorous reaction to phone use at formal moments, especially in WhatsApp groups and meme edits. It remains popular alongside other Lula clips like Faz o L Vinheta, because his blunt, exasperated delivery turns an everyday annoyance into an instantly quotable scolding.
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Clip of Lula scolding someone in a meeting for using a cell phone, saying it is a disgrace. Used as a reaction sound for phone interruptions and distractions.
This is a 25 second clip of Brazilian president Lula reprimanding a person during a meeting for being on their cell phone. He calls the phone a disgrace in Portuguese, his tone firm, annoyed and increasingly emphatic as he makes the point. The humor comes from the seriousness of a formal meeting being interrupted by a very familiar modern distraction. Played out of context, his scolding feels universal, turning a small moment of phone use into a dramatic public telling off that listeners instantly recognize and laugh at.
