INFLUENCER HUMILHOU um GAROTO só por causa de LULA

Overview

The video criticizes influencer Valéria Diniz for recording an encounter with Mateus, a nine-year-old boy who sells sweets, and questioning him about Lula and voting. The narrator says Mateus appeared uncomfortable and argues that turning a child’s political response into online content was humiliating.

According to the video, Mateus is autistic, has lost his mother, lives with his grandmother, and sells sweets to help support the household.

Apology and Threats

Diniz later posted an apology, saying she had not intended to humiliate Mateus and asking forgiveness from him and his family. The narrator doubts the apology was sincere, suggesting it came only after public backlash.

Diniz also said that she and her children had received threats. The narrator condemns those threats and stresses that her children should not be targeted for her actions.

Support for Mateus

The narrator reports that motorcyclists visited Mateus and offered gifts and financial help. TV presenter Luciano Huck reportedly sent him a PlayStation 5 and money.

The video welcomes the support but questions why children in similar circumstances often receive help only after a viral incident. It argues that children should be able to play and study rather than work in the street.

Central Criticism

The narrator says the issue is how Mateus was treated—not his or his family’s politics—and condemns chasing likes at a child’s expense.

People Mentioned

• The narrator: Identifies himself as “O Nacionalista.”
• Valéria Diniz: The influencer shown in apology footage.
• Mateus: The child at the center of the report.
• Luciano Huck and the motorcyclists: Reportedly provided help to Mateus.