Paris 2024: from emotional Pedro Scooby to “giant” athlete; see the memes of the day

The first “full” day of Paris 2024 Olympic Games this Saturday (27), saw Brazil debut in men’s volleyball and basketball, women’s tennis and surfing, as well as competitions in other sports. Between victories and defeats, the internet audience competed for the best Brazilian category — memes .

In the jokes made by internet users, the Olympic mascot got a new name: Clitorite — due to the conical and reddish shape that resembles the female sexual organ; Pedro Scooby who was narrating the surfing competition, won the medal of excited unable to hide his emotion when he saw Gabriel Medina; “giant” athlete of the French basketball team, at 2.22m; and Bernardinho, coach of the men’s volleyball team who lost the match of the day, became a meme with fans asking for the return of what they called the version of “Old Testament ” of the technician.

Check out the best memes from this Saturday’s Olympics

wow but it wasn’t just Bernardinho coming back with all his experience and shouting and insults and outbursts on the sidelines https://t.co/dd5smsn6v5

— cowboy jojo 𐚁 is team brazil 🇧🇷 (@jodopcc) July 27, 2024

Clitorito is the best mascot ever! ❤️ https://t.co/G6rBLrJOQy

— Andressa (@tt_da_andressa) July 27, 2024

my friend

the size of Wembanyama’s arm

what the hell is that pic.twitter.com/lNx6cnh9hc

— Braga Central (@CentralDoBrega) July 27, 2024

Who had the idea of ​​putting Scooby to narrate surfing today LOL pic.twitter.com/lGd0tQpW49

— doubt. (@liamcalamity) July 27, 2024

I woke up at 6 am to be happy watching the Olympics and received:
• men’s street skate postponed;
• nory eliminated;
• Brazilians eliminated in judo;
• men’s volleyball losing to Italy.
pic.twitter.com/g8LvnVFVwR

— igor (@igorcoment) July 27, 2024

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I woke up with my mother screaming DRILL HER, DRILL HER!!!!!

she was watching fencing.

Good morning Brazil, good afternoon Paris

— Matheus (@matheus_veig4) July 27, 2024

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