Felipe Neto reminisces about his childhood, sharing his favorite games and experiences from growing up in a poor neighborhood in Brazil. He talks about playing in the streets, getting hurt, and using makeshift equipment. He mentions games like "taco" (a variation of baseball), "pique" (a variation of flag football), and "War" (a board game that he says ruins relationships). He also shares a humorous anecdote about recreating songs with explicit lyrics with his friends. Felipe encourages viewers to share their own favorite childhood games in the comments and promotes his social media channels.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Felipe Neto is the speaker in the video.
2. Felipe grew up in a poor neighborhood next to the favelas in Engenho Novo, close to Buraco do Padre.
3. He was born in the late 80s or early 90s.
4. Felipe got his first cell phone when he was 16 years old.
5. He lived on a street with a cobblestone floor.
6. Felipe's favorite childhood games included playing with a ball on the cobblestone floor.
7. He also played a game called "taco" with a tennis ball and a wooden slat.
8. Felipe enjoyed playing "pique" (flag) with his friends.
9. He also played volleyball, but most people didn't like it.
10. Felipe and his friends would recreate songs with explicit lyrics.
11. Felipe's favorite childhood games were often played in the street with his friends.
12. He would often get hurt while playing and his mother would scold him.
13. Felipe's mother would apply "mertiolate" to his wounds, which he describes as painful.
14. Felipe has a Snapchat account and encourages viewers to follow him.
15. He also has an Instagram account and a Facebook page.
16. Felipe is promoting a website called "www.avanti.com.br".