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The eternal Greg from Everybody Hates Chris, Vincent Martella took advantage of March 31st this year to declare his love for Brazil. In a message published on X/Twitter, the actor said hello to his fans in the country and shared a photograph in which he is wearing a t-shirt that says “I am famous in Brazil”.
Although simple, the publication managed to generate great repercussion on the social network, where it received more than 84 thousand likes, 6 thousand shares and more than 2 thousand replies. Among those who shared the publication is comedian and actor Whindersson Nunes, who praised Martella for the way he has valued his Brazilian fans.
Actor Vincent Martella, from Everybody Hates Chris, in a photo published on social media. Source: https://twitter.com/vince_martella/status/1774512667136585792?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
In response, the Everybody Hates Chris actor thanked him for the compliments and said that hopes to have the opportunity to visit Brazil soon. “Thanks man, I hope I can get to Brazil for a show or Comic Con. I always appreciate the support from you and Brazil”, said the actor.
Message from the actor of Everybody Hates Chris had repercussions on Instagram
In addition to lighting up her fans on X/Twitter, Martella also got a lot of positive reactions on Instagram, where the same photo already has more than 190 thousand likes. In his childhood, the actor was responsible for giving life to Greg Wuliger, best friend of the protagonist of Everybody Hates Chris.
Known for lines like “Man, she’s so into you!”, the character has become one of the fans’ favorites — who are not afraid to use it to interact with the performer. Also responsible for voicing Phineas Flynn in the animation Phineas and Ferb, the actor remains active on Twitch, YouTube and in some occasional roles in television series.
Among several requests for Martella to come to Brazil soon, his social networks also aroused several comparisons with the behaviors of Tyler James Williams, who has already had some clashes with Brazilian fans. The protagonist of Everybody Hates Chris is famous for having sometimes complained about the way the series’ memes are used to respond to his posts.
In an interview that circulated in 2021, Williams showed live how any publication on her social networks in a matter of minutes yields hundreds of comments from Brazilians. At the time, he said he loved the country’s fans, while also promising to block anyone who promoted message spam.
