Give Me All Your Money with Rafi Bastos | The Downside
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- Опубліковано 19 гру 2022
- Rafi Bastos shares the downsides of getting mugged at gunpoint, introducing Brazil to stand-up comedy, moving to Nebraska to play division 2 basketball, making love to your pregnant wife, getting sued for jokes, and Gianmarco’s favorite subject: kissing dads.
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Im from Brazil and started following Gianmarco this year. Seeing Rafinha Bastos here feels like being in the multiverse. Hahaha
Same here!!! Hahahahahah
Exactlyyy 🤯🤯
Mano, mto foda isso kkkkkkkk. Agr eu quero ver ele no do mark normand e o sam morril
I love this comment ❤
Exactly hahahaha
31:15 that is exactly the reason why we don't actually say Indians in Brasil, we say Indigenas, because indian is a term created by the colonizers, but indigena means: native of the country of origin, so it is more politically right to say Indigena
I came here to write that! good one! =D
O Rafinha é meio tapado hehe
Não é bem isso. A diferença é que nos EUA não existe diferenciação linguística entre "indiano" e "indio". Quando você fala "indian" em inglês, isso é relativo a uma pessoa nativa da Índia. Por isso que o termo é problemático e deixou de ser usado, porque ele tratava os indios americanos e os indianos como se fossem um mesmo povo. Isso não é um problema no português, porque são termos diferentes. Minha família é descendente de índios e eu nunca ouvi falar em alguém ficar ofendido por ser chamado assim
@@victordiogenes7131 verdade não tinha pensado por esse lado, a palavra índio e indiano é a mesma pra eles
This guy is huge here in Brazil
I’m from the same city where Rafi was born…
I’ve been stabbed during a robbery (in the end I beat him up and mugged the guy) , been through a robbery at gun point twice…
Brasil isn’t for amateurs 🤣
Now I live in Canada and I quite often feel like scamming people or mugging them just so they know the dangers there are in the real world 🤣
Scams here are ridiculous 🤣
Really enjoyed this talk, Rafi is awesome and you guys made me laugh a lot 🥰
Ele é do RS?
Carai. Foi esfaqueada em Porto Alegre? O sul nao é teoricamenre mais seguro? SC é, mas o Rio Grande do Sul ta tipo o rio de janeiro?
MDS do céu Rafinha abaixa esse braços de gigante aí porra kkkkk
It's always interesting hearing the greeting customs from different countries. I'm Puerto Rican and my family is very mixed in Latin cultures but very Hispanic dominant. And it's pretty much across the board you meet a woman it's a kiss on the cheek (or you touch cheeks). You greet a man it's just a hand shake or you dap them. As long as you're close in relation. But they're also not too forward. When they met my wife for the first time they just did hand shakes, the second time they gave her a kiss lol
In German we say 'Schneidersitz' for criss-cross applesauce. Translated it means 'sitting like a tailor'. Discriminating a profession is probably less worse XD
The first synagogue in America was built in Brazil. A bunch of NY jews have their origin in Brazil too.
Brasil its not poor. The people are poor and that is the problem
I'm pretty sure they had to rent another room to fit Rafi in that tiny place.
I love both of you, wish you could collab in stage.
I'm from Brazil, and i don't like Rafinha or his humor so much, but i loved the talk and just LOVE Gianmarco and his humor!!!
I didn't think it was possible to find a comedian taller and more handsome than Gianmarco, but here he is... Wow.
Absolutely LOVE the downside, it's always great to talk about the rougher stuff in life and still find the silver lining! Hope to see a live performance one day 😁
Number one in Brazil! 🇧🇷
Among Native folks, there's a wide range of opinions on use of the terms "Indian" and "American Indian" as they apply to themselves. Some people actually prefer it and you also have to remember that in the US, it's a formal legal designation. "American Indians" have a special legal relationship with the federal government. Another thing is that the term has never applied to Alaska Natives or Native Hawaiians, so it doesn't work as a catch-all term anyway.
Not saying it should be any non-Native person's go-to term, but it's not a strict no-no the way it is in most of Canada. Other options, such as Native American, are also controversial for various reasons. Remember, the US, America, and the Americas are all colonial concepts. Historically, Native people weren't American by any definition. They had and, for the most part, still have their own nationalities, like Menominee, Eastern Cherokee, Hopi, etc. Historical figures like Pocahontas and Sacagawea were not really Native American. They were Powhatan and Shoshone, respectively. Today, some Native people in the US are proud to call themselves Americans and others reject that designation entirely. So like everything else in this world, it's not black and white.
Oh, also... I think sitting "Indian-style" refers to the way yogis sit? Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think that has anything to do with Native people here.
My kid had night terrors for so many years and I didn’t realize what they were until he had outgrown them!
In Brazil we have two very similar words for native people, thats why was strange to rafi. The more "old school" way is "Indio" (and an "indiano" is the term for people from India). This term is not that much used anymore for the same reason as in US. Its common to user "indigenous" (indígena) that has the same meaning as native American. But here people don't have much problem in using both terms. Its not that of a problem if you are not being racist or something.
This is going to be tagged as Brazilian content, desculpa Rafinha, but I'm cheering for you!
I once made a canadian boy super uncomfortable by kissing him on the cheek. He was an exchange student in Peru staying with a friend of mine and when we got introduced he extended his hand to get a handshake.. and that was just so weird to me, so I grabbed his hand, pulled him closer and kissed him on the cheek. Poor guy flushed bright red, and was speechless. We were 15-16
I rember hearing not much of the amazon has explored by modern studies so i googled and yeah so much in there we don't know yet😀 """"The exploration of the Amazon is a multifaceted topic; strictly speaking, we can say most and possibly even all of it has been explored by humans, since populations have lived there thousands of years and constantly move about in search of new food and resources. In terms of modern academic and scientific exploration, only a small percent of the forest has been conclusively mapped and charted simply because it is so large and many areas are very remote. Almost all of the rainforest has been explored by air and satellite since planes and satellites make it easier to explore regions rather than on-foot. Even with these technologies, occasionally new tribes of indigenous humans are found. Studying and cataloging the flora and fauna in the Amazon is ongoing and extent of completion is difficult to estimate. We do know that approximately 20% of the rainforest has already been deforested and more is lost each and every year.""""""
And yeah
0:16 I want a loop of that
I had night terrors when I was little and I actually remembered what they were like for the longest time but eventually came puberty and I forgot, until later as an adult I experienced the same feeling in a panic attack. I still have them if I don't check my anxiety but my point is I'm pretty sure night terrors in kids are panic attacks. Might be wrong and probably am wrong but that's what I experienced.
Caraio ver o rafinha fazendo sucesso la fora é foda, sucesso❤
Please, don't take what Rafinha said for granted. Particularly about his depiction of Brazil. Cum grano salis, por favor.
The singer that sued Rafinha for his joke was a celebrity participant of the latest big brother brasil and she was cancelled for basically being a mindless rich girl so......
The thing is that he has his experience of 40+ years in Brazil and then a couple in the US. If you get the statistics, a lot is different but a lot is comparable. Chicago has a higher murder rate than São Paulo. Is it shitty? Yes, but idk just HOW MUCH I'd feel safer in the US, by the numbers.
The most influent 2011 twitter of the world.. lol
As a Brazilian I wish I had the confidence to speak in English with that strong of an accent, I had to learn a lot more to start talking 😂
6:13 also at the difference of the rest of latin america, they speak Portuguese
We call our native people indígenas (which would be the portuguese translation of indigenous if indigenous could also be used as a noun, instead of just as an adjective). I think our version of indian (referring to indigenous people) would be the now obsolete índio, but we never called the people of India índios, we always called them indianos (edit: actually we probably did but not in the past few decades). So.... Not a 1 for 1 equivalency
You have to put your kid down while they have night terrors. It’s the hardest thing to do cuz you want to comfort them, but my daughter would look me dead in the eye and scream for me. Awful to watch but they don’t remember them
back in the day a kid with nightmare would get taken to a priest and the priest would drown him in holy water and the kid won't scream again for fear of being drowned again. that would be called purification.
O carioca está em todo lugar
carioca?
que carioca?
Esse rafinha
19:07 bring back kissing women's hand
It's to early 😴
0:16 image still just gest me
I dare Rafinha to make the type of jokes he used to make in Brazil by the side of this yellow shirt guy. Not even a rape joke??? wol, you've changed!! hahahahaha
Playing that sting at enormous volume needs to stop.
ilha de barbados
Quero ver.
30:00 He means indigenous people
"Has she ever been stolen at gun point?"
"No she has never been to Brazil"
WTF
Longe de mim julgar e eu sei que ninguém é obrigado, mas como pode o Rafinha MORAR FORA e ter o inglês tão ruim? Kkkk Eu sempre achei que morando fora a pronúncia da pessoa ia melhorando e melhorando até ficar quase perfeita.
Primeiro, vc está julgando. Segundo, o inglês dele é ótimo... Se comunica bem, não comete muitos erros gramaticais, tem uma conversa fluida, todos os ouvintes o entendem muito bem, ele consegue ser engraçado, não muda sua personalidade, etc. Ter sotaque não quer dizer que o inglês ruim... Se vc acha isso, vc certamente não tem a menor noção de como é manter uma conversação com um nativo falante de inglês dessa maneira....
@@RafaelSilva-wo7jc Não falei de sotaque em momento nenhum, falei de pronúncia mesmo. Tem hora que é uma luta pra entender! Eu entendo inglês australiano, indiano, irlandês, britânico... mas o dele foi um esforço enorme em alguns momentos. Eu nunca saí do Brasil e meu inglês é melhor que o dele. Tenho amigos professores de inglês que tmb tem inglês melhor que ele.
@@erikperhs_ Amigo, o inglês dele é claro e muito fácil de entender... Tem sotaque brasileiro, mas nenhum entrevistador pergunta "o que vc disse?"... ou parece estar se esforçando para entender... Todas as conversas são fluidas e duram horas... Vocabulário riquissimo e estrutura gramatical sempre correta... Se vc não entendeu algo e está criticando, sinceramente, o seu listening está precisando de mais prática.... Vc nunca saiu do Brasil e suponho que nunca deva ter mantido uma conversa com algum falante nativo por muito tempo... Todo mundo acha que fala inglês avançado, mas na hora de uma simples conversa com nativo, não consegue sequer manter 5 minutos de conversa fluida... E se vc conhece professor com inglês melhor, ainda bem né... essa é a profissão do cara...
@@RafaelSilva-wo7jc Já conversei com diversos nativos sim. Como eu falei, eu entendo até os sotaques mais difíceis do inglês, como o australiano por exemplo, então não, o problema não é o meu listening. Não achei que eles tiveram dificuldade de entender, mas achei que o Rafinha teve dificuldade de se expressar em vários momentos. Várias horas os entrevistadores ajudam ele a completar a frase, cara.
@@erikperhs_ completar frase é normal até em português e não vi isso acontecer na conversa com frequência... Digo e repito: o inglês dele é ótimo e certamente é melhor de quem faz críticas iguais as suas... A conversa dele é fluida, todos ao seu redor entendem, tem ótimo vocabulário, não erra gramática... sinceramente não consigo ver alguém q realmente domina o inglês sentir dificuldades em entendê-lo... existe sotaque, mas ele se comunica perfeitamente... sinceramente, só concluo que seu inglês é fraco...
12:50 when rafinha mentions that outside the US “colleges” and schools don’t have sports teams connected to them, it’s not entirely correct. In Brazil that is the case, however in Europe it isn’t, I live in the UK and went to a British Uni where there were a lot of different sports teams, I myself played American football for my university, albeit is not as big as the sports in the US, in Europe (some countries of Europe) universities do have sports teams, for American football some of the universities that are on the highest level sometimes even get enough funding to bring foreign players (most of the times Americans) to represent their university through scholarships. (A good case to look up is the UWE bullets)
Religion is pure comedy..everybody 😅
knows It...i'm mean "a Lot at People"
Curse words are allowed on tv when it's common sense that kids aren't watching tv.
I would like to thank his ex-wife for joining that cult, so now he is in the US.
I like Very much Rafinha Bastos..Im Brazilian he's funny and intelligent as hell but i disagree with him when he doesn't accept the fact religion has a big part off it..
If you're not Brazilian, don't go by his views on Brazilian politics. Nothing has been proven against Lula.
Bastos has a reputation in his country... Just saying. He's not so nice on his own channel or it's own people though.
You mean haters.
Rafinha isna good comedian, but he needs to stop bullshiting about his past. In the standards of Brazil he is a rich guy, he really started the stand-up sence but its not the bright and innovative that he describes. In Brazil we can say swear in general, just not in tv
He went to the US becouse his comedy became tired here, and he became kinda of our Ellen
The fuck you talking about…Rafinha would sell out tickets at any venue he went, he had his UA-cam channel, he already said in the past that with just his channel and his standup gigs he earned around R$150.000,00. He still was one of the greatest comedians along with Gentilli and Rabin
Mds, qnta merda hein
You are lying. Rafinha sold out all his last shows. A lot of people love him. Ur probbabky just a boring guy with no sense of humor.
I cant make sense of this other than youre jelly
Eu acho que essa é sua perspectiva pessoal. O Rafinha conta a visão dele. Normal.
Se vc não concorda então vai pros EUA e conta a sua propria versão dos fatos.
Oh yeah, Lula wants to conserv the rain forest, so much that it got worse in 5 months, for sure. He's the best president, haha.