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You're going to brazil 

Man 1: oh no
Man 2: You're going to brazil

Sent to Brazil 

Ex. 1

"There was a time where Mexican Mafia gangsters operated in this aura of secrecy. People on the streets would not dare speak openly about the fellas for fear of being sent to Brazil."

- Disregard Status Explained, Mundo Mendoza, July 4, 2020

Ex. 2

Sleepy: Hey fool! Huero Weasel just rolled it up! He rang the bell in the program office!

PeeWee: You mean just like savag3 studi0s?

Sleepy: Exactly! He rang it. It went 'Ding!' and he said, 'I'm a bitch!'

PeeWee: That no good rat just punched his ticket to SNY!

Sleepy: And he's gonna get sent to Brazil!
Sent to Brazil by ZXY&ABC July 7, 2020

Your going to Brazil 

The worst possible thing that could happen to you
Friend: Yo dude, your going to Brazil.
Me: Gets dragged away* NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Your going to Brazil by Memelord21_ September 5, 2020

Come to Brazil 

a song by the band why don't we released on June 27 (6\12). the song was first teased on June 21 at their Indianapolis concert.
Limelight 1: have you heard Come to Brazil yet?
Limelight 2: yeah it's super catchy! go stream!!!
Come to Brazil by hugsformarais June 25, 2019

Banished to Brazil 

Worse than death. Worse than Hell. If you are banished to Brazil, kiss your ass goodbye.
Judge-"You are Banished to Brazil."
You-"Oh god oh FUCK."
Banished to Brazil by grumbus August 22, 2020

YOU ARE GOING TO BRAZIL

"HEY YOU OVER THERE." "What?" "YOU ARE GOING TO BRAZIL" "AAAAAAAAAAA"
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