Messi’s “Put two nests” won the prize in the category of communication and global fire. Netizens lamented: Explosive swearing is so cute
After the quarter finals of the World Cup in Qatar, Messi despised the Dutch player Weghorst “Put two nests” and became popular across the Internet. Now this scene even wins an award.
Argentina’s “Martin Fierro Digital Awards” recently awarded various awards for 2023, and “For You Two Wowo” won the “Best 2 Minute Digital Virality Award”.
At the time, Messi was interviewed by the media after qualifying for the semi-finals of the World Cup in Qatar. At the time, he said: “Number 19 (ie Weghorst), he has been teasing us since he came on and said something to us. Not part of football, I always respect everyone but I want them to respect me me too. I don’t like the things they say before games.”
Weghorst happened to be watching him at the time, so Messi said the phrase “for you two”. Messi, who is usually gentle and restrained, burst into foul language, looking fierce and naive, and became instantly popular.
Some netizens said, “I didn’t expect Messi’s way of swearing to be so cute…”
What does “wow give it back to the two” mean? ——The almighty Internet will give you an answer soon. Some Spanish, or professional Argentine fans have already made an analysis. They delivered: This is not traditional Spanish, but Argentina with the flavor of Messi’s hometown. Messi’s full text means: “Fool, what are you looking at, go away!”
