“Carnívoro” landed and instantly went #1 on YouTube: MC Jacaré also entered the Top 100 at #98 just days after release.Released on January 23, the single highlights the artist’s current momentum and how quickly his funk is scaling across platforms. The split success—charts and video—suggests strong replay value plus social buzz driving discovery.
#1 on YouTube and a Top 100 entry
“Carnívoro” broke through on two fronts: the video reached #1 on YouTube, while the track entered the Top 100 and climbed to #98 within a few days. That combination often signals a track built for repeat listens and viral sharing.The song leans into a punchy beat and a hook designed to stick fast—perfect for dance floors and short-form clips. It’s the kind of structure that tends to travel quickly through fan pages and trend-driven playlists.
Featuring Negão Original, Lele JP, and DJ Japa NK
On the track, MC Jacaré teams up with MC Negão Original, MC Lele JP, and DJ Japa NK. The collaboration delivers high-energy Brazilian funk with clear hit ambitions, tapping into voices that connect directly with today’s scene.Jacaré also signs off on production and songwriting, underscoring a no-frills aesthetic and a strategy aimed at reach. The rapid traction turned the single into one of the week’s most talked-about releases, fueled by fan response and social shares.
About MC Jacaré
Pedro Henrique, known as MC Jacaré, was born and raised in Goiânia, Brazil. He started in music at 14 as a DJ and later emerged as a singer and songwriter. He has over 17 million monthly listeners on Spotify and hits like “Toma Tapa” and “Vento Forte,” each surpassing 191 million plays.In 2024, he released the album “Eletrofunk Raiz,” which reached the Spotify Global Top 10. In 2025, he expanded internationally with milestones including “Senta e Cala a Boca” on the Billboard Hot 100 and “Posso Até Não Te Dar Flores” topping Spotify.Across social platforms, he totals more than 6 million followers and has collaborated with artists such as Hungria, Tribo da Periferia, Luan Pereira, and Kevin o Chris. With “Carnívoro,” he adds another major marker in a growth phase defined by scale, numbers, and relevance.Foto: Divulgação
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