The text is a transcript of a conversation between two Brazilian hosts of a show that reviews the worst music videos in the world. They talk about various clips from different artists and genres, and share their opinions and anecdotes. They also mention some of their own experiences as musicians, presenters and actors. The text is informal, humorous and full of references to Brazilian culture and media.
A possible concise summary is:
- Two hosts discuss and mock the worst music videos ever made.
- They comment on clips from Kiss, Eddie Murphy, Michael Jackson and others.
- They share stories from their careers and personal lives related to music and TV.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Marcos Mion is a guest who specializes in the worst music videos in the world.
2. Kiss removed their makeup to gain attention and prove that their music is what matters.
3. The band Kiss was known for their heavy rock rhythm, but they transitioned to a disco sound.
4. The album "Jô Flavinho" was a turning point for Kiss, marking their shift towards a more pop sound.
5. A music video for the song "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You" was mentioned, which features a mix of Grease and Star Trek elements.
6. The video was recorded with a low budget and features the two singers in a green background.
7. The band Thor, from Canada, is known for their heavy metal music and creative videos.
8. The vocalist, John Mikel, is also a bodybuilder and was elected Mister Rio.
9. Eddie Murphy was a powerful figure in North American culture, especially among black people.
10. Eddie Murphy collaborated with Michael Jackson on a music video, which was considered a meeting of the titans.
11. The music video for the song "Black or White" was mentioned, which features a mix of black and white concepts.
12. Supla, a musician, was mentioned as someone who was part of a band called Tokyo and had a sex scandal.
13. Supla's music video was considered the worst in history and won an award at the VMB.
14. The video was recorded in New York and features a green background with a funky style.
15. A program called "Cover Nation" was created, which featured cover bands competing against each other.
16. The program was a success and lasted for over 12 years.
17. A character called Mionzinho was created, which was a copy of the presenter, and was used in the program.
18. The character was used to create a magic trick where the presenter and Mionzinho would switch places.
Note: Some of the facts may not be entirely clear due to the nature of the text, which appears to be a transcript of a conversation or presentation.