Singer who had oral s*x on stage gets men on lead slamming manhood into audience faces

Singer who had oral s*x on stage gets men on lead slamming manhood into audience faces

Doroth Helena de Sousa Alves, better known as MC Pipokinha, has caused more controversy by forcing two blokes to wear a double-leash and slam their manhood in the faces of audience members

A singer who was filmed getting oral sex from a naked fan while on stage has caused controversy once again.

In her latest stunt, MC Pipokinha is filmed getting male fans on stage, strapping them into leashes and slamming their manhood into audience members' faces.

The Brazilian pop star whose real name is Doroth Helena de Sousa Alves, has become synonymous for weird on—stage antics in recent months.

The 24-year-old was recently seen smashing the head of the dad of an influencer into her a**e using her feet during a show, and being dry-humped by two men on stage.

And she has now been filmed performing the bizarre act of strapping two very confused-looking blokes to a lead and making them slam their manhood into the faces of the audience.

MC Pipokinha has become the centre of attention for her bizarre on-stage antics(Image

Thankfully, the two blokes were fully clothed, although a later video shows them topless while taking part in a dance routine.

It does look as if they are actually part of her dance crew and were merely planted in the audience to make it look like they were fans getting involved in the odd moment.

The singer is actually an award-winner, despite her history of mad antics.

In 2022, she won best singer at the Sobre Funk Awards.

During an interview with Brazil's G1 news outlet, she claimed that her on-stage antics and her Pipokinha persona is part of her “character”.

She said: “It's as if the story were the music, and what I present in my show was a theatre, as if it were a f***ing musical.”
It was also reported that she was brought up in the Mormon faith by her adopted family, but soon became rebellious.

She described younger self as a “hurricane that knocks down everything in its path”.

Alves added: “My mother is a woman of great faith.

“She made us pray when she woke up, before lunch and before bed, to read the scriptures.

I always liked to walk around with different clothes, different hair.

“She (I) was not accepted, she was the strange one, the ugly one.

“It's easy to criticize me . . but that's okay, I get richer and richer.”