La Cobra and Coscu destroyed Fucks and Arcucci for criticizing Davoo Xeneize

The controversy caused by the comments from Diego "Chavo" Fucks and Daniel Arcucci on ESPN against Davoo Xeneize continues to attract more voices. After the calm yet firm response from the streamer himself, La Cobra and Coscu, two leading figures in the digital world, have now joined in, strongly supporting him.

From his X account, La Cobra was blunt: "You realize a streamer is doing things right when a football show that was a leader for years has to go after a 20-year-old kid just so someone notices their existence.  They're finished, they know it".

The message was aimed directly at what many see as a reaction from traditional journalism to the unstoppable rise of new platforms and their protagonists.

Meanwhile, Coscu, one of the country's most influential streamers, also expressed his support without hesitation: "Friend, the envy they have is obvious from miles away. That kid they're talking about is there because he has everything you couldn't achieve: the genuine affection of the people and the privilege of being able to talk about football from his living room".

He added a statement that sums up the generational divide: "Times have changed. It's time to accept that Davoo is ten times more relevant than the dinosaurs on the verge of extinction".

The background of the conflict

It all began when Fucks and Arcucci made disparaging comments on television about "the kids who talk all night and become millionaires", in a clear allusion to Davoo. Without naming him directly, they questioned his role, his clothing, and his supposed lack of experience.

Davoo chose not to confront directly, but made his position clear:  he won't fuel the conflict or create content based on it. Even so, he emphasized his commitment to his community and maturely accepted that criticism is part of the game when one is in the spotlight.

The reaction of figures like La Cobra and Coscu shows that the support goes beyond Boca fandom. Davoo has become a symbol of how the new digital ecosystem challenges traditional media. This clash, inevitable, often generates resistance as well.