During the recent Carnival, the Bar Brahma VIP box in São Paulo reflected a more subdued and familiar atmosphere compared to previous years. As participants enjoyed the festivities at the Sambódromo do Anhembi, there was noticeably less first-time romantic interaction, with many attendees engaging in connections with familiar friends and partners instead. This change in dynamic pointed to a shift from the usual carnival excitement to a more relaxed gathering focused on connections rather than new encounters.

Attendees, particularly the singles polled by G1, expressed a shared sentiment about the reduced opportunities for flirting within the box. Many noted that the carnival party lacked its usual hustle and bustle of new romantic possibilities, highlighting a trend where those in established relationships seemed to dominate the social scene. One civil police officer ironically commented on the situation, pointing out that potential new connections were scarce as many people had partners and noted, "those who are single are out of luck."

The experience for attendees at this year’s Bar Brahma box also included premium offerings such as upscale food, drinks, massages, and even a casino-like atmosphere, all accessible to those who could afford the high ticket price of up to R$ 3,500. This mix of luxury and a less lively romantic atmosphere indicates a unique moment in the cultural landscape of Brazilian Carnival, suggesting evolving social dynamics within traditional festivities.