The text appears to be a transcript of a Portuguese-language TV show or YouTube video featuring a competition between two guests, Carol Azeredo and a young boy who became famous at age 11. The competition involves various challenges and games, including a "bomb" challenge that the loser must face.
The show starts with an introduction to the guests and the rules of the competition. The first challenge involves a "jump, turn, prepared" game, followed by a "geek culture" challenge where the guests must identify a character or object related to geek culture.
The competition continues with a series of challenges, including a "speed of reasoning" test and a "wrist speed" test. The guests also discuss their personal lives and interests, including their experiences with gaming and YouTube.
The final challenge involves a game of "Watson Netpoint," which requires the guests to score points by hitting a ball into a goal. The winner of the challenge is declared the champion of the show.
The loser of the competition, Toy, is then forced to face the "bomb" challenge, which involves cutting wires to disarm a bomb. If Toy cuts the wrong wire, the bomb will explode.
The show ends with a farewell message from the guests and a thank-you to the sponsors.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a TV show or game show with a host and guests.
2. The show features various challenges and games.
3. The guests are Carol Azeredo, a YouTube personality, and another guest who became famous at the age of 11.
4. The challenges include a trivia game about geek culture, a game where contestants have to say three words that rhyme with a certain word, and a physical challenge where contestants have to cut cables to disarm a bomb.
5. The show has a theme of competition and fun.
6. The host mentions that the loser of the show will face a penalty, referred to as the "bomb".
7. The show features a segment where the contestants have to answer questions about musicians.
8. The host mentions that the show is sponsored by Fiber, a company that provides internet services.
9. The show has a segment where the contestants have to play a game of soccer using a toy ball.
10. The show ends with a challenge where the loser has to cut cables to disarm a bomb while wearing a Santa costume.
11. The show is broadcast on channel 17 and is sponsored by Norte Fitch and Rio.