In a notable segment on an Argentinian television show hosted by Quique Usales, Maggie Jiménez, and Juan Camilo Holguín, Pati Chapoy faced harsh criticism for her comments regarding Julieta Cazzuchelli, better known as Cazzu. The hosts pointed out that Chapoy's attitude had drastically shifted since the end of Christian Nodal's relationship with Cazzu, as she had previously praised the trap artist but recently has made disparaging remarks about her talents.

Chapoy's comments came after a segment showcasing Cazzu's collaboration with Bad Bunny. The journalist minimized the significance of the collaboration, referring to it as not a big deal and labeling the relationship between the two artists as merely a "weekend romance." This shift in narrative has not gone unnoticed by the Argentinian public, who are perplexed by Chapoy's change of heart and her perceived effort to undermine Cazzu's artistry.

The discussion surrounding Chapoy's comments reflects broader themes in celebrity culture and media criticism, particularly in how female artists are often scrutinized more harshly than their male counterparts. The incident has sparked a conversation among fans and media personalities about support and criticism in the entertainment industry, emphasizing the double standards that exist in public perceptions of female artists like Cazzu.