Did Messi Actually 'Snitch'? New Angle Reveals the Truth

Just when you think this messy snitching incident couldn't get any more embarrassing, a new angle just dropped.

Just when you think this messy snitching incident couldn't get any more embarrassing, a new angle just dropped. And, oh, boy. I mean, this one shows him complaining, but the one I'm about to show you is insane and stay until the end, because it really reveals the truth. Now, a bit of context. This is right after The Enzo Fernandez WrestleMania Flippinator 3000 challenge, bro. Look at. He almost killed him. But even after doing that, he comes out saying, you know, ref, nothing. Nothing, brother, you should be arrested. Put your hands down. What you talking. Anyways, now they gotta think because Argentina is like, we never got a red card against us. Messi's thinking, what can I do here to get back into the game? He looks up and sees Kukurella. And I like this angle because the other one, we see the back of Messi's head, but here we see him plot live. He sees Kukurea put his fingers to his lips for a split second. Look at the eyebrows. Whoa. Look at that. Did I just see your hand go to your lips, buddy? And here we go. The messy show begins. He goes, hey, referee. Hey, hey. Enzo Fernandez, like, what are you doing, bro? But he's, you know, I just got a red car. We got to cook something up. So he begins to, hey, hey. Hand over his lift. He gets a record, comes in. Hey, hey. The Spanish players are like, really, bro? That's how low we've gotten. Messi comes back. Oh, referee, hands over. Look, hey. And nobody saw it besides Messi. But they're all trying to argue it. That's what they do. They try to get some favoritism, some buy. And Messi's over here, not leaving the embarrassing. The weak part is how long this goes for that other video. Just a bit. A quick clip. Look how long this goes for Messi, the whole team. Enzo, get off the field. You should be arrested. Look how long Messi goes for. Hey, What? Come on, man. How is that a red card, man? He was trying to argue that Enzo Fernandez was fine. But here, the two fingers to the lips, that's where we draw the line. And this is one of my favorite parts. Kubadasi comes in, who? You know, as a bar, as a kid, he probably loves Messi. And he's looking like, no way my goat's doing this. He goes, come on, man. Come on, Messi. What are we doing here? Everyone's like, come on, Messi, you're better than this. What's going on? And he says, no, nothing. Nothing. You think it's over, right? Nope, it's not over. McAllister comes one more time. You think Messi left, right? Messi no. Messi comes one last time. Really? Really. Wow. Really? No, nothing? No, no, nothing. Messy nothing. No, not. He's still fighting. So Messi go. Messi, get your ass out of here. We' going to buy that? No, referee, he has to go to his ear. Explains it. Messi, get out of here. Nothing. We got the var now, bro. Leave. Go. Get out. And they tried the gimmick and it didn't work. Who could A happy man. He goes all good. Thumbs up. We good. Thank you, referee. Thank you. Thank you, referee. All good. Now I want to show you something even crazier about all this. In the exact same tournament, the man who we call arrogant, selfish, a crybaby, a guy doing it way worse, his full hand over his lips way longer as well. He could have maybe played that gimmick as well. But instead, what does he do now? I don't know if he said all this because we can't hear it, but he said something along the lines of like you could. He chose not to go that route. But I guess it's just different characters, different type of people.