The clip comes from Alfredo Casero, a well-known Argentine comedian and actor, confronting the presenters and commentators associated with LN+, the television news channel linked to La Nación. In the recording he accuses them of being 'ensobrados', a Spanish term for journalists allegedly paid to favour a political line. Shared widely as a short audio meme, it resonated with viewers frustrated by partisan coverage and is now reused whenever a creator wants an unfiltered, theatrical rebuke of mainstream media talking points.
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Alfredo Casero delivers an angry rant at LN+ commentators in this viral clip, often shared as a reaction to biased media coverage and political arguments.
This eight-second clip captures Argentine comedian Alfredo Casero in full rant mode, shouting 'todos ustedes' at the journalists and commentators he accuses of being bought off by LN+. His voice rises, breaks and spits out the words with theatrical anger, turning a television confrontation into a punchy, instantly recognisable outburst. Listeners hear frustration, contempt and showmanship at once, which is why the clip lands so hard as a reaction: it sounds less like a measured argument and more like someone finally saying what an annoyed audience is thinking.