A pair of Brazilian nuns attracted the attention of the internet to infiltrate beatbox riffs during a musical performance on television.
The moment was aired on a Catholic Portuguese television channel. At Paietano, a duo of nuns and priests appeared on the air and discussed their work.
The sisters, who were wearing light blue skirts, white blouses and crosses pronounced around their necks, were in the middle singing harmonious songs when her respectful companions dropped a freestyle beat as they broke out in a dance.
The clip quickly gained popularity on social media, creating headlines in Brazil, and was later featured on US news outlet NBC.
Meanwhile, some social media users have compared the improvised sister-sister acts in which Mary Clarence, played by Hoopy Goldberg, forms the monastery's deadbeat choir into a sweet-sounding sensation.
Tiktok's responses are also flooded with reactions, with one user writing a comment under the NBC post, “What do you know, Heaven Yeah,” with over 113,000 likes.
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Others screamed in witty puns and called out the duo to release more music.
“We need a mixtape. We call it 'it's not nun, it's the atmosphere,'” said one Tiktok user.
“God forbids nun and captures the atmosphere,” someone else wrote.
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“Bible bar,” another commented.
The people on Reddit also respond to the nun's commitment to music.
“A lovely footwork from the second nun. This is tough,” said Reddit user.
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“Where is my Brazilian Whoopi Goldberg?!” someone else commented, while others commented on the joyous attitude of the dancing nun and the infectious smile.
The video was on the TV channel's YouTube page, “Sisters Marisa and Marisere talked about their professions on TV Paietano… And out of nowhere, they started a live box.
In Catholicism, occupation refers to a sacred calling dedicated to a particular way of life, particularly serving God.
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