#YaCherMoy: what does the rallying hashtag for Lyon supporters mean?

This is the tube that ignited Twitter before OL's semi-final against Bayern Munich on Wednesday evening, his words being only made up of expressions from the cru Lyonnais. The Rhone artist Ch'abbé Nueve 69, author of the lyrics and the music of this rap piece, inspired according to him by a funk beat, presented himself to the Kombini siteand confides his love for OL: “I'm Max, I'm 22, I've been from Lyon since I was born, I'm a real fan. I started to take an interest in football for the 2006 World Cup, obviously I knew Juni, but I really only followed OL from the last years of the titles (…) My greatest football emotion, it was the first time that we went to the half and that we were eliminated by Bayern (in 2010), but this is even more of an achievement, we did not pass Bordeaux in the quarterfinals this time !" And the Gone to explain the meaning of the words of his "Y a dear moy" quite incomprehensible to the uninitiated ... "Y a dear moy, that means" there is serious way ", or" it is possible to do "…" Dear "it's Lyon, and I thought that" average ", people would have it, but many do not understand that it means" average "… So in a dry match, there is avg for OL , it's now or never !"

Adidas, the club's equipment supplier, takes up the hashtag, Aulas and Benzema too

It was a surfer, Saïd, a supporter of the Rhone residents and used to Twitter who was the first to create the hashtag #YaCherMoy. “He is delusional, explains Max. He imagines that OL is the campsite for Décines bannaveurs. Banavers are guys who just happen to be there, and that makes me laugh too much. " In the song we find lyrics like "T'as glé d'vant mes pelos". Reference, according to the author, to the powerless world elite before the sprints of Maxwel Cornet. "I go to Guillotière, everyone says there is dear moy", Which means, everyone now believes in this district of the 7th arrondissement of Lyon. Or "All your pelos chabise us at the bar". " Implication: European football is watching the Lyonnais take control of continental football.

The hashtag #YACherMoy was taken up by Adidas, equipment supplier of the club, the star commentator of TF1 Grégoire Margotton but also Jean-Michel Aulas, the president of OL, and Karim Benzema, the native of the country. And the rap song stands out as an instant hit on the web for Max, who in real life is preparing a socio-thesis and is especially used to putting his voice on instrumentals. He now has his quarter of an hour of fame. A phenomenon that could last if the Lyon adventure continues in the final.

@OL With determination, desire, and pleasure I commit to the #YaCherMoy

Come on @ OL # YACherMoy ⚔️

hello GONES .... discover the SINGLE # YACherMoypic.twitter.com / kitqkcyJYH

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