What Does This Mean?
A meme built on a deliberately/childishly misspelled fake note, closing with "é verdade esse bilete" (a misspelling of "bilhete"), used as a running joke template for dubious "proof."
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"The excuse note was full of typos, but he added "é verdade esse bilete" at the end just to be safe."
LORE & ORIGIN
In 2018, a 5-year-old boy named Gabriel Lucca wrote a fake note "from his teacher" to his mother, Geovana Santos, claiming there'd be no school the next day, signed "tia Paulinha" (the actual teacher being Paula Renata Robardelli), and closing with "É verdade esse bilete" to reassure his mom it was real; the mother/teacher shared it and it went viral. It has its own Portuguese Wikipedia page and a Museu de Memes entry.
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