Influencer becomes a joke after criticizing Madonna fans; meet Camila Coutinho

Accumulating more than 3.5 million followers, influencer Camila Coutinho became a joke on the web when she criticized Madonna’s fans and said that Brazilians are “needy”, after the Queen of Pop’s mega show in Rio.

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On social media, Camila stated that she understands the importance of the singer for the LGBT+ community, the issues she addresses such as AIDS and prejudice, but she also said that Brazilians need a “middle ground” and that they are “in need” of idols.

“For us to be the biggest audience in Madonna’s history says a lot about how lacking we are in so many things,” he said. Afterwards, the blogger explained herself, saying she was against any type of extremism and that she had not expressed herself correctly.

“I am against extremism and I really believe in the path of exchange and conversation so that we can live with all our individuality in a world with more respect. When I said that Brazil was “needy” and then my mistake was not developing better reasoning, I meant that Brazilians have a very specific relationship with celebrities, a fanaticism greater than the average. Be it with Madonna, with Taylor, with Rebeldes, with NXZero, with BBB or with Juliette”, he wrote. in a comment.

But her speeches didn’t go down well and the influencer became a joke — in addition to being criticized — on the internet:

“Camila Coutinho in ‘who knows me knows’, saying she never thought she would say that. She felt it,” wrote an internet user. “Feeling bad about Camila sharing this conversation and thinking it’s a blast,” said others. “Today I look like Camila Coutinho, with lots of layers”, joked another. “Please, whoever is going to cut off Flora Matos’s internet, can you stop by Camila Coutinho’s house and cut off hers too?”, wrote another internet user, because Flora Matos criticized the attention being given to the tragedies in Rio Grande do Sul.

Camila Coutinho is 36 years old and became an internet celebrity when she created the blog “Garotas Estúpidas” in 2006. She was one of the pioneers in the field, talking about beauty, fashion and self-care. In 2013, the website was voted the fourth most influential in the world.

Today, with almost 3.5 million followers, she advertises and works for influential national and international brands. Currently, Camila has her own brand of beauty products and is a reference in female entrepreneurship.