Jucelino earns $6400 a month for doing two 45-minute daily concerts on a 17-meter-high platform. As if he were a guest on the ship, the athlete lives in a magnificent cabin. He also has his own chef and butler. Red Bull gives him all its products to drink and eat. This includes water, which is probably why he needs so much of it. The beverage company even pays for all of Jucelino's training costs. In addition to his monthly salary, the musician gets free flights around the world and spends about half of his time touring. The other half he uses to work on new songs and videos. However, outside of Brazil, musicians who join cliff dives as a job do not receive any payment. They only do it because they love diving and have access to these ships that take them to different locations around the world where there are crowds of people waiting to see them dive from high places. Cliff diving is really popular in Brazil. There are several clubs across the country where you can see musicians playing music while suspended in mid-air from a crane over a sea wall or something similar. The best-known diver in Brazil is Juca Pato.