Bolsonaro só vou tomar um café

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Bolsonaro saying he will reply to everyone soon after having a coffee, a short voice clip Brazilians share on WhatsApp to delay answering messages.

This is a short voice clip of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro saying, in Portuguese, that he will answer everyone in a little while because he is just going to have a coffee first. He delivers the line in his familiar direct, slightly impatient tone, ending with his trademark ta ok phrasing that Brazilians instantly recognise. Lifted from its original context, the clip works as a polite stall, letting the sender sound busy and important while buying a few minutes. Listeners usually read it as funny rather than formal, a presidential excuse for a very ordinary delay.

The line comes from Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's president from 2019 to 2022, whose informal interviews and livestreams produced many short clips that Brazilians repurposed as reactions. His drawn out ta ok became a signature catchphrase widely imitated online. This coffee excuse spread mainly through WhatsApp groups and soundboards, where short presidential phrases are reused as everyday replies far from politics. It stays popular because the situation is universal, promising an answer soon while doing something else first, and because Bolsonaro's voice is immediately recognisable to Brazilian listeners.

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What does Bolsonaro say in this sound?

In Portuguese he says he will answer everyone in a little while, he is just going to have a coffee first. The short clip ends with his familiar ta ok style, which is why Brazilian listeners recognise the voice instantly even without context.

Who is the voice in the coffee clip?

The voice is Jair Bolsonaro, former president of Brazil from 2019 to 2022. His informal way of speaking and repeated use of ta ok in interviews and broadcasts made many of his short phrases easy to turn into memes and replies.

Why do people send this as a WhatsApp reply?

People send it as a humorous way to stall without ignoring someone completely. It promises a reply is coming soon, blames the delay on a quick coffee, and uses a famous political voice to make an ordinary excuse feel more dramatic and funny.