Pastor Ailton Jr., a member of the Assembly denomination, became the center of attention on social media after expressing his disapproval of dramasAsian television dramas that have won a legion of fans around the world.
During a service held on January 29, the religious man made scathing criticisms and prohibited young people from making the gesture popularly known as ‘drama heart‘.
Controversial speech involving dramas
The video of the pastor’s speech was shared on the ‘Debochados da Bleia’ page, where followers expressed their differing opinions on the religious leader’s statements.
While some agreed with the ban, arguing that dramas promote a distorted view of masculinity and femininity, others defended the Asian productionhighlighting values such as loyalty and kindness present in these dramas.
The controversy intensified with Ailton Jr’s statement about the “defense of androgyny”, suggesting that dramas do not offer a clear definition between masculine and feminine.
This statement provoked even more intense reactions, with some internet users arguing that the pastor was misinterpreting the nature of the dramas and their intrinsic values.
The ‘dorama heart’ gesture, popularized by fans of these productions, is an expression of affection and support, symbolizing the global connection between admirers of this form of entertainment.
However, banning the gesture in a religious setting raises questions about freedom of expression and the influence of personal beliefs on cultural practices.
The drama culture has transcended borders, winning fans all over the world, including Brazil.
The linguistic adaptation of the term to ‘drama heart’ in the country reflects the growing influence and popularity of these productions, not only as entertainment, but as an integral part of contemporary culture.
As the internet continues to debate Pastor Ailton Jr’s views, the controversy highlights the complex intersection between pop culture, religious freedom and diversity of opinion in an increasingly globalized society.
