@gsqwzz_: A arte de Gabigol... #flamengo #gabigol #golaços #futebolbrasileiro #fypviral

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_bode22
_bode22 :
é loucura dizer q a perna esquerda do gabigol é mais importante que todo partido de esquerda?
2026-08-25 10:10:10
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rafa.x.07
rafaxx7x :
é loucura dizer q gabigol em 2019 é mais decisivo q o harry kane na carreira inteira?
2026-08-25 14:19:54
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w.jrr7
w.jxbr.d :
dps que ele recebeu a 10 nunca mas foi msm
2026-08-25 01:23:51
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el_santanax_011
!Cardso_💯jeito?! :
Quem foi melhor ele ou calleri no auge?
2026-08-25 15:51:05
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isaaclgs_777
isalucas_19 :
Gabigol de 2019 foi melhor que o Cr7 de 2017 ou nd haver?
2026-08-25 21:26:12
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papodeboleiro0
papo de boleiro rl :
nem parece o mesmo jogador do Santos atual
2026-08-25 16:28:45
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vini_amaralll
vinicius :
gabi gole que aura da porra
2026-08-25 15:32:48
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iaguinwz
IaguinWZ :
como que esse cara esqueceu como se joga futebol em cara? kkkk é foda
2026-08-25 20:03:29
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cainan_14
Cainan_ :
É loucura dizer q superou Suarez 2015 , Messi 2012 e Cr7 2008?
2026-08-25 02:22:30
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nascimento__gabriel
Gabriel. NS :
Everton Ribeiro é monstro de jogador
2026-08-25 01:30:34
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amrzzz777
ldr :
detalhes... o gol que ele fez de cavadinha ele perdeu o jogo kkkkk
2026-08-25 17:43:59
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barreto5710
Dn’Knalha 😆💕 :
Loucura minha dizer que ele foi muito melhor que Cr7 em 2008?
2026-08-25 02:35:33
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yhansnts_
Yhan Santos :
Gabriel está na mesma prateleira que Harry kane, Suárez e lewandoski em nivel técnico mas voces nao estão prontos para essa conversa...
2026-08-25 11:25:24
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alexandrefnss
Alexandre :
que saudades de comemorar um gol dele 😭
2026-08-25 02:35:54
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miguel_cuspi
mano cuspi :
e loucura dizer que e ele e Ronaldo no rank de melhores atacantes da história?
2026-08-25 03:18:56
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malta.kaua
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Jogador q mais foi decisivo do brasil de 2019 ate hoje
2026-08-25 10:24:53
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jnsurf07
corinthians :
época que o gabriel ainda era jogador profissional
2026-08-25 11:32:14
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fabriciox7z.7
fabriciox :
só Gabi gol já é maior que o Vasco
2026-08-25 11:07:38
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guilhermenvdt
tremdojc :
e loucura dizer que o gabigol teve o melhor prime do mundo atuando pelo Flamengo?
2026-08-25 06:11:30
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This conversation is so personal to me and so dear to my heart because I know it’s one that can easily be misunderstood. From my little experience of living life, I’ve realized that the people who truly make it out of the “ghetto,” out of an ordinary life, or out of circumstances they were never supposed to escape, are usually the ones willing to break certain norms. If you want to be exceptional, at some point you have to be willing to become the exception. And that means you can’t blindly follow every rule simply because society handed it to you. We’re often taught that the traditional path is the safest path to success: go to school, follow the rules, do what everyone before you did, don’t take too many risks. But when you look at the people who built extraordinary lives, how many of them got there by doing exactly what everybody else was doing? The part people don’t talk about enough is that rebellion requires a ridiculous amount of courage. Most of the time, you’re not moving with some magical, blind confidence. You’re terrified. You’re making difficult decisions while everyone around you is telling you that you’re making a mistake. You’re going against the grain with absolutely no guarantee that your decision will work out. But somewhere inside you, you also know that staying complacent and following the same path everyone else followed may never give you the life you’re trying to build. So you make the choice. You take the risk. And you live with whatever comes with it. This particular conversation is especially sensitive to me because I know what my own “rebellion” has cost me. It cost me things I genuinely wish I didn’t have to lose. There were consequences. There were moments where I questioned whether I had made the right decisions at all. But that same rebellion also opened doors for me that I genuinely don’t think conformity ever would have. And I think that’s the uncomfortable truth about choosing an unconventional life: Sometimes the same decisions that cost you something are the decisions that create room for everything that comes next.
This conversation is so personal to me and so dear to my heart because I know it’s one that can easily be misunderstood. From my little experience of living life, I’ve realized that the people who truly make it out of the “ghetto,” out of an ordinary life, or out of circumstances they were never supposed to escape, are usually the ones willing to break certain norms. If you want to be exceptional, at some point you have to be willing to become the exception. And that means you can’t blindly follow every rule simply because society handed it to you. We’re often taught that the traditional path is the safest path to success: go to school, follow the rules, do what everyone before you did, don’t take too many risks. But when you look at the people who built extraordinary lives, how many of them got there by doing exactly what everybody else was doing? The part people don’t talk about enough is that rebellion requires a ridiculous amount of courage. Most of the time, you’re not moving with some magical, blind confidence. You’re terrified. You’re making difficult decisions while everyone around you is telling you that you’re making a mistake. You’re going against the grain with absolutely no guarantee that your decision will work out. But somewhere inside you, you also know that staying complacent and following the same path everyone else followed may never give you the life you’re trying to build. So you make the choice. You take the risk. And you live with whatever comes with it. This particular conversation is especially sensitive to me because I know what my own “rebellion” has cost me. It cost me things I genuinely wish I didn’t have to lose. There were consequences. There were moments where I questioned whether I had made the right decisions at all. But that same rebellion also opened doors for me that I genuinely don’t think conformity ever would have. And I think that’s the uncomfortable truth about choosing an unconventional life: Sometimes the same decisions that cost you something are the decisions that create room for everything that comes next.

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