During a carnival performance in Olinda, Brazilian brega funk singer Anderson Neiff experienced an unexpected interruption when his microphone was turned off. This occurred while he was preparing to sing a song at the Carvalheira camarote, a popular spot during the festivities. In a video shared on his social media, Neiff recounted the uncomfortable and humiliating experience that ensued, as he was abruptly signaled to end his performance by a member of the production team.

In his video statement, Neiff highlighted how the audience reacted to the situation, with many attendees expressing their disappointment and frustration through boos. He described the moment as particularly distressing, stating that it was clear to everyone present that the circumstances were uncomfortable for him, alleging that he was treated inappropriately. The interruption led to chaos among the crowd, who showed their displeasure not only for the abrupt ending of the performance but also for the way he was taken off the stage.

Neiff's experience at the Olinda Carnival raises questions about respect and treatment of artists during live performances, particularly in large events where logistics can often overshadow the performers' experience. His comments on social media reflect the artist's need for recognition of his professionalism and the expectations of the audience, who came to enjoy the show. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of ensuring that performers are treated with dignity at public events.