Dilma Rousseff served as president of Brazil, and her distinctive formal delivery has made short clips of her speaking popular material for Brazilian internet humour. Bom dia ou boa tarde simply means good morning or good afternoon in Portuguese, but the greeting became a reusable meme because it sounds like the start of an official address. Shared through soundboards, WhatsApp audios and short video edits, it is now used less as a political statement and more as a playful, instantly recognisable way to say hello with exaggerated seriousness.
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Former Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff says bom dia ou boa tarde in this short meme clip, often used for ironic greetings in videos and chats.
This twelve-second clip captures former Brazilian president Dilma Rousseff delivering a simple greeting in Portuguese, bom dia ou boa tarde, in her familiar measured and formal speaking style. Her voice is clear and deliberate, with a slight pause that makes the everyday phrase sound unexpectedly official, which is exactly why listeners find it funny. Played on its own it feels like a polite opening to a speech, but dropped into a casual video or chat it creates an instant comic contrast between presidential formality and ordinary conversation.
