Igor 3K from iFood’s Flow Podcast launched after losing sponsorship: “Lying and Dirty Note”

Igor 3K spoke out after Flow Podcast lost sponsorship to iFood

last week, Flow Podcast Presenter, monarch, caused a sensation on social media when he asked on his Twitter account whether “a racist opinion is a crime?”. The question came after he wrote that “the act is the culprit and not the opinion,” the presenter was answered by a lawyer and asked the question that ended up causing controversy.

The speech was rejected by many people, including some members of the hip-hop community, and took monarch To be challenged in a boxing match. NS flow It is one of the biggest podcasts in Brazil and has thousands of followers and it’s not the first time he’s been watching monarch Participate in a discussion related to the topic of freedom of expression.

With the huge negative repercussions of their speeches, two brands have decided to end their partnership with Flow. As indicated by the portal PropMarkon Wednesday (27th), TripHe, who has sponsored some programs and maintained a more punctual relationship, clarified in a post that he does not condone statements “of a homophobic and racist nature or that promote and normalize hate speech.”

On Friday (29), it was iFoodThe brand most mentioned in the fallout from the statements, also informed of the end of the partnership, after analyzing the issue in depth over the past few days.

“We believe we can no longer be part of an unequal society, so we reject any kind of bias or discrimination. The company has made a public commitment to being a champion in promoting urgent changes that favor diversity and inclusion,” the company stated in a note to PropMark.

Now, Igor 3K, another Flow presenter, has commented on the matter and launched several tweets criticizing the company’s official note to end the partnership. Igor described the note as “false and dirty” as well as “dishonest.” The broadcaster also claimed that iFood brought 10 white people to a meeting for calling them racism. Igor even mocked the company, saying that he would order his meal from rival Uber Eats.

See the tweets below:

I wasn’t angry at the end of the partnership: they have the right to take care of whomever they want. What pissed me off was the false dirty remark they dropped.

But well, here we show what we believe in business. It has always been that way, it has always been that way, and it will always be that way until the end.

– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021

The ifood degree is the most intellectually and physically deceptive thing I’ve seen on the internet. They attribute a crime to the Flow group, the result of a massive logical leap. “We think we can no longer be part of an unequal society” but they showed us something different.

– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021

Business diversity, iood, presupposes the presence of diverse people in all areas of the company. You all went with ten white people to a meeting to call us racist. Diversity just connect people? It’s dirty.

– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021

I’m not sure ifood top even realize what’s going on. I say that whoever stands in front of this part does not love us and it is already time.

– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021

I take this opportunity to say that we are prepared to issue a joint memorandum in the event of dissolution of the partnership, through an email they requested during a closed meeting. In my view, this Obsorda note has only political value and hurts the group.

– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021

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– Igor Pavorada Praba (@igor_3k) October 31, 2021