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Sarcastic reply roasts poster confused about Brazil clubs named America

This is a screenshot of an interaction on X (formerly Twitter). The initial post is from the verified account @TerribleMaps, which shares a map of Brazil marked with dozens of icons representing locations of football clubs that have "America" in their name. The original poster adds a sarcastic caption reading "Do they even know where America is? 😂", implying the named clubs are wrong to use the name "America" when they are located in Brazil. A second verified user with a Princess Zelda profile picture, @SILENTPRINCESS, replies with the line "apparently neither do you", mocking the original poster for the common misconception that "America" only refers to the United States, while Brazil is part of South America, so the club names are geographically correct.
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apparently neither do you

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Map of football clubs called “America” in Brazil
Do they even know where America is? 😂
apparently neither do you

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Map of Brazil marked with locations of football clubs named 'America'

Overview

This is a screenshot of an interaction on X (formerly Twitter). The initial post is from the verified account @TerribleMaps, which shares a map of Brazil marked with dozens of icons representing locations of football clubs that have "America" in their name. The original poster adds a sarcastic caption reading "Do they even know where America is? 😂", implying the named clubs are wrong to use the name "America" when they are located in Brazil. A second verified user with a Princess Zelda profile picture, @SILENTPRINCESS, replies with the line "apparently neither do you", mocking the original poster for the common misconception that "America" only refers to the United States, while Brazil is part of South America, so the club names are geographically correct.

Origin notes

The original post was published on X (Twitter) by @TerribleMaps on April 22, 2026, with the reply coming from user @SILENTPRINCESS. This screenshot of the interaction was reposted as a humorous, wholesome meme via the RSS feed of the X account @WholesomeMeme, which shares lighthearted, funny content.

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