A month after the death of American singer Oliver Tree in a helicopter collision in Rio de Janeiro, an unpublished videocast he recorded with Brazilian content creators has been released. The episode, published on the Manikomio channel hosted by Orochi Pedro and Doazin Doa, features approximately 50 minutes of conversation. During the recording, the trio celebrates what would have been Oliver Tree's birthday in Brazil on June 29, and a central topic is the preparation of a farofa dish from scratch, which the singer claimed was his favorite. Throughout the conversation, Oliver Tree shares unusual stories, including that he has not had a fixed residence for years. He also reflects on his career trajectory, revealing that he had recorded an album in 82 countries and mentioning a secret project related to funk music in Rio de Janeiro. Between drinks of cachaça, he learns Brazilian slang and participates in a prank where he believes he is live on air, panicking at the thought of young fans seeing him drinking. The singer died on June 14 following a mid-air collision between two helicopters in Rio de Janeiro, which resulted in six fatalities.
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