On Tuesday night (17),  Lucas Lucco spoke for the first time after accidentally leaking a video where he shows his private parts while taking a shower. In short, the artist was recording a video for social media, but didn't realize that the chosen angle showed too much.

On his TikTok account, the country singer confessed to having been caught off guard after a long meeting with calls from his brother and warnings from people close to him. Upon learning of the incident, he deleted the content, but confirmed that he had published the intimate moment online.

Lucas Lucco's Rant
"Guys, I got home, my brother called me, I was in an intense meeting, the boys there on the window [banging]. And I was like, 'What's up?'. So I left the meeting when it was time to go and they said, 'Lucas, your brother called you and said that you were leaked naked.' And I was like, 'I was naked, but what?'" Lucas Lucco began.

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And he continued: "And they didn't tell me that 'Sebastião' had appeared. Then people were saying 'delete it', and I was getting in the car. Guys, my dick is already in the world, there's no point in deleting it anymore. So I deleted it, but then what's the point? Everyone has already seen it, has already seen the size. That's it, that's it."

Despite the leak, he showed that he was dealing calmly with what happened: "Crazy. I was recording, talking to you guys here, then I walked away to get the shampoo and the bastard appeared. Bye, sorry."

Lucas Lucco taking a shower
The content posted by Lucas Lucco is completely explicit and shows the country singer taking a shower while showing off his penis and ass.

Lucas Lucco on music with Pabllo Vittar
Lucas Lucco  spoke again about the criticism he received after recording the music video for the song Paraíso with Pabllo Vittar . The work raised questions about Lucas' sexuality and marked a point of reflection in his career. Honestly, the singer revealed that he had already anticipated the controversial repercussions even before the song was released, but did not expect serious repercussions on his career.

“I knew that Paraíso would be a turning point, something that would break paradigms. My image was always associated with the stereotype of a 'top straight guy', with songs that gave me the reputation of a womanizer. That label bothered me, and the partnership with Pabllo was a way to distance myself from that,” he explained