Unexpected sequence this Thursday, December 1 on C8.
While Sasha Elbaz pursues "The informant of the editorial", he is interrupted by noises which come from the public.
Because he is focused on his text, the columnist does not immediately notice what is being played out on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste”.
It is Cyril Hanouna who wonders:
“what is going on?”
.
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The camera then focuses on a man present in the audience who begins to speak.
“We can't hear you my darling because you don't have a microphone”
remarks the troublemaker of C8 before adding
“leave it, leave it, sir”
.
It is assumed that he is addressing the security present on set.
The speaker introduces himself:
“My name is Lorca, I'm a rapper.
I embed myself everywhere, I make videos on the left, on the right
.
Hanouna will tackle his chroniclers in passing:
“you are encrusted a little everywhere, like them in fact”
.
The host of “TPMP” then invites his unexpected visitor to come and perform alongside him, assuring that it
“was not planned”
.
"But it's not the hotel here!"
Lorca complies and thanks Cyril Hanouna for
"giving voice"
to people like him.
In his text he declaims
"I have my vision of the thing, so please give me my place"
.
“Would you like to be part of the team?”
Baba then asks him.
The answer is clear:
"possibly yes, it's something that would make me really enjoy being with you, being able to give my opinion, give a little bit of my point of view"
.
He adds
“I honestly think I have the level”
.
He even tries to join the table of columnists this evening, but he is turned away by Matthieu Delormeau who exclaims
"but it's not the hotel here"
.
Cyril Hanouna offers to test him in a future show and invites him to return to his place in the audience.
Will he keep his promise?
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Raymond Aabou will then comment on what just happened on the set of “Touche pas à mon poste”:
“It's great.
We criticize this show in every way, but do it in another show... First, there is a slight delay, he goes out, he gets two slaps in the face and he ends up in the street
.
Cyril Hanouna will bounce back in turn:
“For me, what matters is the public.
When you say that we are criticized, it is not because we are criticized by the press who want to sell, because we sell.
They must be able to eat.
If we can save Liberation and L'Express, really don't hesitate
.
A tackle to the recent prosecution investigation against Cyril Hanouna published by the weekly.
"You won't see this sequence anywhere else on TV, because all the TV is fake and I'm happy to be there because it's real life
," insists Raymond Aabou.