Fred Nicácio, from ‘BBB 23’, becomes a meme on ‘More you’ for exaggerating sugar, self-esteem and more

On the morning of this Wednesday, the 1st, the most recent eliminated from “BBB 23”, Fred Nicácio was invited to have coffee with Ana Maria Braga, on the program “Mais Você”. The interview amused the web, which took the opportunity to make memes on social networks about the doctor’s confidence and also about the exaggerated amount of sugar he put in the coffee.

Even the doctor’s team joked about the time it took to sweeten the drink.

Right at the beginning of the conversation, the doctor watched the moment he left the house, smiling and with his head held high, and drew attention when he spoke of the “delusional self-esteem” credited to him by the audience of the reality show.

“I wanted to have that delusional self-esteem that people think I have, honestly. There wasn’t a look of confidence, it was a look of serenity of someone who is calm with whatever comes”, commented Fred.

Nicácio also said that since the beginning of the game he kept in mind that regardless of the moment he left, the opportunity to participate in the program was already a victory, even more so being in the “Top 15”.

“Winning isn’t winning. And nobody says I’m not a winner.”

The doctor also commented on his apology to Cara de Sapato, saying that he has no hard feelings and that “what belongs to the game stays in the game”. Then, she said that her biggest regret was having blindly trusted Gustavo and Key, and that she got frustrated after discovering the things they said behind her back.

“I got frustrated when I heard the things they said. I had already felt it, but I couldn’t act. You end up wanting to ignore what you feel and just believe in what you see. The two don’t deserve my friendship, my trust. No deserved my protection”.

Fred also spoke about the religious intolerance he suffered on the program, drawing attention to the seriousness of the subject.

“I was so sad. At this point in the championship, suffering from religious intolerance, and beyond religious intolerance, is religious racism”.