As of: March 27, 2024, 3:07 p.m
By: Nathalie Straub
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Boos instead of applause at “Let’s Dance”!
It wasn't just on the RTL floor that things got heated on Friday evening, Christian Polanc vented his anger online!
“We’re basically going to take the show apart,” the long-time “Let’s Dance” professional dancer begins his podcast about the show.
Christian Polanc is not taking part in this year's season, but he doesn't miss the opportunity to comment on it.
He follows every broadcast with eagle eyes and, as MANNHEIM24 knows, he harshly criticizes what he doesn't like.
Biyon Kattilathus dance “a disaster”?
Joachim Llambi mercilessly
“I think there are some things that I don't agree with,” says Polanc about the fourth live show on RTL.
The biggest point of criticism: Joachim Llambi's interpersonal and professional evaluations, especially with one candidate.
It hit luck guru Biyon, who had to master a Viennese waltz in the fourth “Let's Dance” show.
While the professional dancer praised the dance, the judge on the show saw it completely differently.
After the celebrity received solid feedback from Jorge González and Motsi Mabuse, Joachim Llambi swung the hammer of destruction: “There is no good verdict,” he immediately announces.
Biyon's posture "completely fell apart", he was out of rhythm and his footwork was "a catastrophe".
RTL viewers of “Let's Dance” are pissed off because of a juror!
The juror doesn't leave the visibly broken dancer in good stead.
Not only do his jury colleagues have to intervene and object, the audience also reacts immediately and loudly boos Joachim Llambi!
And Christian Polanc joins the boos digitally.
“No matter what is right, he was in time,” the professional dancer contradicts the verdict and finds it “out of context.”
The Viennese waltz by Biyon Kattilathu and Marta Arndt did not convince juror Joachim Llambi.
© Stefan Gregorowius / RTL
But he doesn't advise the unfairly rated celebrity to defend himself: "Don't say anything against the jury's ratings, that's dangerous!" Because personal disputes don't make the jurors kind, as Llambi's taunts with Tillman Schulz showed.
What he thinks is worst is that Llambi's verdict has “forced” Biyon to make himself look bad too. He also gives the current “Let's Dance” celebrities a tip: “Don't let people talk you into things like that!” (str)