Monark's case reverberated in the Portuguese press, where he became famous with 'Minecraft' videos | Pop & Art

The case reverberated throughout Brazil, the podcast lost sponsors and the influencer was dismissed from his duties, even though he was one of the partners of the companies that manage the podcast.

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Portuguese websites and newspapers, such as Sapo, MSN and Jornal de Notícias and the TV networks SIC and RTP covered the case, echoing information from Lusa, the country's largest news agency.

“Jewish entities, politicians and personalities started a wave of criticism after the influencer monarch, presenter of the Drift podcast, with more than 3.6 million subscribers on Youtube, defend the felony recognition of the Nazi party in Brazil”, says the text published by the agency.

Better known on the web as monarch, Bruno Aiub is 31 years old and is one of the biggest video game youtubers in Brazil.

Born in São Paulo, he moved to Curitiba about 10 years ago, shortly after starting to make videos for YouTube, in 2009. The beginning of the project was to help friends on video game forums on the web, giving game tips such as “MineCraft” and “League of Legends”.

It was with videos about the adventure game that the Brazilian won fans in Portugal. He partnered with Miguel Campos, known as Pheromonas and one of the biggest game youtubers in Portugal. And also with the Brazilian Venon Excessive, who spent a season in the country.

The videos in which they narrate the games have millions of views on YouTube.

On social networks, Portuguese fans demanded a position from Pheromones about the ex-partner's statements. Many said they were disappointed with the presenter's positions.