🐙 Bluberini Octopusini: The Blue Octopus That No One Has Listened To

In a world of dancing milkshakes and perfect dancers, Bluberini Octopusini was different. Blue as melancholy , with a small blackberry on her head and eyes as black as ink, she moved silently among the waves of a sea that seemed never to truly welcome her. A single tentacle with an orange spot, another with a black one: distinctive signs of a unique, yet invisible, creature .

The Burden of an Illness: Loneliness After Lupus

In 1996, when only 0.081% of Italians were affected by Lupus, Bluberini received the diagnosis . But instead of empathy, she found mockery. Cruel voices, stifled laughter in the hallways, newspaper headlines that labeled her as “fragile,” “defeated,” “guilty of being sick.”

Yes, she tried to end it all. Once, she survived. Then rehabilitation, but even there no one seemed to really see Bluberini. She started a small fundraiser in the hospital , with the goal of raising $10,000 to help those who, like her, lived in silence. In the end, just two measly dollars . The world had spoken: “we don’t care.”

The last scene: a cry in the silence

Bluberini locked himself in a hotel room. The crowd was there: journalists, paparazzi, cameras, microphones , all ready to laugh, to point fingers. An absurd chorus echoed for hours:

“Lupus patients are losers.”

And finally… silence. A desperate gesture. A public tragedy. No one spoke anymore. Bluberini had left the stage, forever .

The superpower he never used

She had a weapon. A sharp tentacle, capable of defending her. But she never used it . Bluberini believed in peace, even when the world did not believe in her.

The memory of an unheard voice

Today, years later, his words resonate like a warning . Bluberini Octopusini is not just a character in Brainrot. He is the symbol of all the voices that no one wants to hear. He is the reflection of our silences, of our failures to recognize the pain of others.

His favorite songs?

• Unstoppable – Sia
• They Don't Care About Us – Michael Jackson

Two hymns that perfectly describe its essence: resilience and denunciation , strength and vulnerability.