@nemmaisumgole: Não cancela show de sertanejo, do Jorge e Matheus não, cancela doação para ong que alimenta pessoas carentes, né Nikolas Ferreira? Que acha disso @Julio Ritta e @CozinheirosDoBem #fy #noticias #politica #jorgeemateus #nikolasferreira

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André Leone :

Esse Nikolas me desperta um ódio que eu jamais imaginaria que eu tinha. 💀

2026-11-04 22:44:57

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Vilma Leite :

esse Nikolas é muito hipocrita

2026-11-04 21:21:19

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Vinícius 🧩🌻 :

Ele é a favor de boicotes, não entendo o porquê de ele estar reclamando.

2026-11-04 22:50:10

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Jonathan2026 :

eu toda vez que vejo qualquer vídeo do Nicolas:

2026-11-04 22:01:22

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iedanardy :

Aprendi o quê é ranço com o Nicolas

2026-11-04 22:49:21

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🌙 JadPestana 🇧🇷 :

adorei os palavrões, mas ainda acho pouco pro sentimento que esse Nikolas me causa, é uma raiva MT incontrolável.

2026-11-04 22:23:26

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ClasseZ :

Nikolas deveria estar preso

2026-11-04 22:25:12

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Nico Vaganza :

Ele tem que ser preso

2026-11-04 22:24:06

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Toca da Bruxa :

Quanto mais palavrão, mais eu sinto verdade! amo

2026-11-04 21:48:38

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Username :

2026-11-04 22:00:37

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ana.damas27 :

Ele fazendo tudo, menos o trabalho de deputado!😅

2026-11-04 22:24:59

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Déia Toledo :

O Nikolas me irrita

2026-11-04 22:30:37

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Denise Oliveira :

caras cancela os comércios aí fica puto com um show

2026-11-04 21:09:29

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modete :

Eles debocharam dos nordestinos

2026-11-04 21:59:45

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si285862 :

Nicolas é só a hipocrisia fora Nicolas

2026-11-04 21:58:06

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Vanessa Andrade :

tenho um ranço desse Nikolas . deveria ser cassado!

2026-11-04 22:16:01

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aoshi :

Nikolas tem que entender que o patrão dele e o povo

2026-11-04 22:25:30

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Vanessa Lacerda :

esse Nicolas e um cara sem preparo nenhum como o povo colocou lá no congresso para prejudicar o próprio povo

2026-11-04 22:05:11

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Nina Rosa Leão :

é hipocrisia que chama, né?! só estou na dúvida sobre engajar este 🤢🤢🤢🤢... bora, votar sobre fake news ser crime

2026-11-04 21:24:45

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drica :

Parabéns, falou tudo

2026-11-04 21:23:11

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paul :

Perfeito Cartola! Muito bom.

2026-11-04 21:29:36

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Amadeu junior 84 :

isso aí meu amigo Nikolas e pra trabalhar para o povo de minas e não ficar conversando besteira em redes sociais

2026-11-04 22:18:10

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marcosvanilcio :

verdade

2026-11-04 21:53:04

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Roseli Silva :

# cassação do Nikonas Ferreira

2026-11-04 22:33:25

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Nazare Siqueira :

verdade falou tudo gostei

2026-11-04 22:06:10

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