Anitta's anal tattoo

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Anitta's anal tattoo
ArtistLucas Maffei
Year2020
Medium Tattoo ink
Subject Love
Owner Anitta

In February 2021, a video was leaked on social media depicting Brazilian singer Anitta getting a tattoo on her anus. In the footage, she could be seen on all fours, audibly expressing pain while a professional tattoo artist worked on the area. Anitta stated it was an old recording that had been shared on her then recently established OnlyFans account. Addressing the age of the video, the singer emphasized she had even had the tattoo touched up since then. [1]

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In May 2022, Anitta's anal tattoo became a focal point of discussion after sertanejo singer Zé Neto indirectly criticized it, triggering a backlash from her fans. The controversy extended to Gusttavo Lima's high fees for performances in small towns, leading to further investigations. This ultimately sparked a public debate and inquiries regarding the allocation of public funds within the entertainment industry.

Author and content

The person responsible for the tattoo was Lucas Maffei. The artist stated his wife was initially upset about the situation. Maffei also mentioned he did not experience an increase in his client list due to Anitta. According to him, he tattooed the word "love" on the singer's anus around September 2020, [lower-alpha 1] without delving into further details. [2] According to the Metrópoles newspaper, Anitta is said to have tattooed "I luv u" on her anus. [3] [4]

Consequences

On 12 May 2022, Anitta's tattoo was mentioned by sertanejo singer Zé Neto, part of the duo with Cristiano  [ pt ]. Neto stated in a speech he did not need funds from the Rouanet Law, nor did he need to get a tattoo on his "toba" (slang for anus) [5] to show he is doing well. His statement was seen as an indirect reference to Anitta. On social media, Zé Neto became the target of Anitta's fans, who noticed that, despite criticizing the Rouanet Law, he was performing shows with funds from municipalities. This contradiction sparked a debate, and the hashtag #CPIdoSertanejo (Sertanejo Parliamentary Inquiry Commission) was created, even though it did not actually exist. [1] [6]

Following that, the focus of scrutiny from Anitta's fans shifted to the singer Gusttavo Lima, who reportedly received a fee of R$800,000 in São Luiz, a city with eight thousand inhabitants, 32% of whom lived in extreme poverty. The Public Prosecutor's Office of Roraima initiated an investigation into this matter. On 25 May, an even higher fee of R$1 million was revealed in the city of Magé, Rio de Janeiro. The singer stated that "it is not the artist's role to oversee public accounts". On 27 May, another show by Lima was questioned, this time due to the R$1.2 million fee in Conceição do Mato Dentro, Minas Gerais, a city with 17 thousand inhabitants. The funds were earmarked for use in education, health, or infrastructure. The following day, the municipality canceled this show. On the same day, Anitta commented on the scale taken by Zé Neto's initial comment: "And here I was thinking I was just getting an anus tattoo". [6]

On 30 May, the Public Prosecutor's Office of Rio de Janeiro declared it would investigate the event in Magé. On the same day, it was revealed that André Janones, then a presidential pre-candidate, had allocated nearly R$2 million for an exhibition featuring a show by Gusttavo Lima. Zé Neto did not comment on the fallout of the criticism of the Rouanet Law but stated he would "pray" for some of his fans who had insulted Anitta, expressing a desire not to "incite hatred". [6]

The tattoo on Anitta's anus became the subject of a song by MC Daniel  [ pt ] and Nog. Released on 12 April 2023, the rap is titled "* da Anitta". Despite the provocative title, the singer herself embraced the song, expressing amusement rather than offense. It quickly gained popularity, reaching the second spot on the trending music videos list on the Brazilian YouTube platform, and it garnered over one million views within a day. The song contains a social critique. It reads, "Country of soccer, Carnival, and drinks / Explicit culture / Became a joke when it comes to politics / Your happiness is smaller than your debt". The following verses convey irony: "the lingering question / What is tattooed on the * of Anitta". [7] [8] [lower-alpha 2]

Notes

  1. ↑ In an interview published on 1 June 2022, Maffei stated, "I was hired for this job a year and eight months ago". [lower-alpha 3]
  2. ↑ In the original, in Portuguese, "País do futebol, Carnaval e bebida / Cultura explícita / Virou piada quando trata de política / Sua felicidade é menor que sua dívida" and "a pergunta que fica / O que tem tatuado no * da Anitta"

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