This Friday, a new chapter was added to the unexpected confrontation between Beto Casella (64) and Jorge Rial (62) that occurred around the launch of a new streaming channel.
It’s just that the ex Intruders (America, Monday to Friday at 12) returned to the fray after the driver of blessed (El Nueve, Monday to Friday at 8:30 p.m.) will speak in Show Partners (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 10:30) about the statements that his colleague had made on the social network X (formerly Twitter).
Rial echoed Casella’s interview in the El Trece cycle and used the same social network to continue launching controversial messages.
“How I morph them! At least give thanks,” he wrote and added the note for the program hosted by Adrián Pallares and Rodrigo Lusscih.
Jorge Rial attacked Beto Casella. Photo: X
Then he added: “Don’t screw around anymore. Migue Granados is the fucking master. And Nicolás Occhiato was the one who first saw her. The others are good extras. There you have to make another report.”
Then, he responded to a user who had commented to him: “The majority of streams do not reach a tenth of the live rating and those two that do less than one point live do not generally reach the two average points on demand. There is also a bubble regarding views on YT. And not to mention an absurd proliferation.”
Another message from Rial. Photo: X
“I’m not an expert. But it is a phenomenon that must be taken into account and valued. What I’m saying is that it’s not for everyone. You have to recognize the limits. I refer to the numbers,” said Rial.
“I’m not an expert,” Jorge Rial acknowledged. Photo: X
How the crossing between Jorge Rial and Beto Casella began
It all started after Beto Casella landed (along with other communicators such as Ángel de Brito and Yanina Latorre) on Bondi, a new streaming channel.
Jorge Rial He was lapidary and used the networks to make his opinion clear. “Streaming is not for people over 40. Don’t make a fool of yourself. Love yourselves a little. Leave the kids alone,” wrote the host.
Then he attacked: “What I told you. It’s not for everyone. And Migue Granados is the fucking master of this.” And he added a tweet in which you can see the number of users who followed the cycle that the comedian leads during the May 1st holiday.
Casella echoed his colleague’s statements and responded in dialogue with the columnist of Socios delspecta (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 10:30).
“It’s totally stupid to think that streaming is for kids. It seems like a stupid idea to me, from someone who has an old head,” said Casella.
And he pointed out: “I go out to make a living thinking about what people are going to enjoy. It didn’t go badly for me. I’m going to put that same creativity or ability or dedication into streaming and I think it’s going to do well for us too. Some We can go out all day.”
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“It’s total stupidity to think that streaming is for kids,” he said.
“Some journalist colleagues hung on the rift because they were being left out of the media, because they had to go home. Journalists who had begun to be expelled by TV: they measured 0.8, 0.9, 0.5. So, what do I do? “I’m getting on right now,” he added at another point in the note.
And he shot: “You have journalist tweeters, a little forgotten, who are uploading to Twitter more spicy than before, because before they gave their opinion about crafts, and when you want to remember, they offered you a program or to be a panelist on a program. It’s a move, As our mothers used to say, ‘we are few and we know each other a lot.'”
