Funkeiro singer has been removed from the funk prom and children's day party schedule.
MC Gui's video at Disney brings up controversial social media exposure of kids
MC Gui continues having canceled shows after making a video in which he laughs at a girl on a Disney train, published on Tuesday (22).
In the recording, he and friends laugh while the singer films the visibly troubled girl.
"Bro, look at that," says singer MC Gui, while filming a girl on a Disney train in the United States. He and his friends laugh at the situation. The child appears to be aware, bothered and embarrassed by the situation. The episode was filmed and shared by the 21-year-old musician in his Instagram stories last Monday (21).
The case sparked outrage in netizens, who sharply criticized the posture of the singer, who has 7.7 million followers on Instagram. The subject has become one of the most talked about on Twitter in the world.
The musician deleted the content that exposed the child and recorded videos partially apologizing.
"I had no intention of judging anyone. I am a human being, I may have been wrong," he said.
Speaking about the countless negative comments he received, he said that "it is not legal to distribute hate on the Internet." "I apologize to everyone involved, but only God knows my heart," he said.
Who is MC Gui?
Appeared in 2013, nicknamed "Justin Bieber do funk", Guilherme Kaue Castanheira Alves is from São Paulo and is 21 years old. MC Gui dawned at the height of ostentatious funk, with lyrics and clips extolling products, fame and wealth at the age of 15. Then he started singing about social themes and trading funk for a more electronic pop sound.
Shows MC Gui canceled
Given the negative repercussion, the singer had canceled shows. One store selling products licensed by the musician has announced that it will not sell anything else related to him, for not indulging in "any kind of prejudice, especially when it comes to a defenseless child."
The episode involving MC Gui brings up the debate about the wide exposure of children in vexatious situations on the Internet and social networks in videos, photos and memes, many viral.
This universe of child exposure ranges from content that can be considered image exposure without consent to bullying on a planetary scale.
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