Faustão -- ERRROU

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The famous 'Errou' shout from Brazilian TV host Faustão, used in memes and reaction videos to mark a wrong answer, a mistake or a failed attempt.

This is a short, punchy shout of the Portuguese word for 'wrong' delivered in the booming, theatrical voice of Brazilian television presenter Faustão. The single word lands hard and fast, with a stretched, emphatic vowel that makes it feel like a game-show buzzer in human form. Hearing it instantly signals failure, a bad guess or a clumsy mistake, which is why it works so well as a reaction: it cuts through a clip, delivers the joke in under two seconds and leaves no doubt that something just went badly wrong.

Faustão, whose real name is Fausto Silva, became one of Brazil's best-known television presenters hosting Sunday variety and game shows, where a wrong answer could earn this blunt, drawn-out 'Errou'. The catchphrase travelled far beyond television as Brazilian internet culture turned his reactions into memes, WhatsApp audios and short reaction clips for failed guesses and bad decisions. Its brevity and instantly recognisable tone keep it useful today, especially in Portuguese-language videos, streams and social posts where a single word can deliver the verdict.

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What does "Errou" mean?

Errou is Portuguese for 'you got it wrong' or simply 'wrong'. In this clip, Faustão uses it as a blunt verdict after a wrong answer, so English-speaking creators often use it as a universal reaction to a mistake.

Who is Faustão and where is this sound from?

Faustão is the stage name of Brazilian television presenter Fausto Silva, famous for hosting Sunday variety and game shows in Brazil. The 'Errou' shout comes from his on-air reactions when a contestant gave a wrong answer.

Why is the Faustão Errou sound popular in memes?

It is short, loud and instantly clear, even for viewers who do not speak Portuguese. A single word can end a failed attempt, mock a bad guess or punctuate a blooper without needing any explanation.