{"id":27114,"date":"2022-01-20T06:29:21","date_gmt":"2022-01-20T06:29:21","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.ginx.tv\/final-fantasy-vii-hentai-video-interrupts-government-meeting"},"modified":"2024-07-19T08:14:13","modified_gmt":"2024-07-19T08:14:13","slug":"final-fantasy-vii-hentai-video-interrupts-government-meeting","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ginx.tv\/en\/video-games\/final-fantasy-vii-hentai-video-interrupts-government-meeting","title":{"rendered":"Final Fantasy VII hentai video interrupts government meeting"},"content":{"rendered":"

We’ve all been there — a boring meeting slapped in the middle of the morning. You can barely muster a few good mornings to your co-workers that return the courtesy more out of respect than sheer interest. It begins, 15 minutes feel like six hours, but the nightmare is over.<\/p>\n

Digital meetings are just as obnoxious, yet a few sneaky people find ways to cram in a few episodes of their favourite show or a quick mission on the current game they’re grinding. Well, it seems someone in Italy took this to the extreme as an NSFW (not safe for work) video featuring Final Fantasy VII’s Tifa Lockheart was accidentally shown during a government meeting on 17th January.<\/p>\n

Senator Maria Laura Mantovani played host to a discussion regarding the distribution of open data for the politically inclined, a lengthy three-hour affair that took place both live and online, via Zoom meetings.<\/p>\n

According to the Italian website ANSA<\/a>, everything went smoothly for at least the first half of the meeting. All hell broke loose, however, when Nobel Prize 2021 winner Giorgio Parisi was about to take the centre stage.<\/p>\n

Tifa porn shown on government meeting<\/h2>\n
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When does that happen!? (Picture: Square Enix\/Maria Laura Mantovani)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Taking all speakers and viewers by surprise, the highly animated Tifa hentai video was on screen for 30 seconds, or an eternity if you ask any of the producers of said event. Even when the video was off-camera, some clearly audible sounds lingered for a few extra seconds. <\/p>\n

Now, it’s unclear if a hacker took control of the Zoom meeting. In fact, I’m willing to put money on the line that it’s more likely that someone’s kid tried to pull one of the most bizarre pranks we’ve ever seen that’s at least partially related to gaming.<\/p>\n

What makes things even more peculiar is the composure shown by Parisi, who remained stoic and carried on like a true professional, a feat plenty of people would’ve failed to do after such an odd incident. <\/p>\n

Of course, as diligent as I am, I tracked the clip until I found its original creator, Twitter user JuicyNeko, who simply said<\/a>: “Well, someone f*cked up, lol.”<\/p>\n

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Tifa’s one of gaming’s most beloved characters. (Picture: Square Enix)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

You can watch the clip of the incident in the thread embedded down below. It comes with a warning as we don’t want to get you in trouble, and if that wasn’t enough, here’s your final notice — don’t open the Twitter thread at work. Or do, I’m not your dad. <\/p>\n