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This Sunday, December 26, Laurent Gerra was the guest of Damien Thévenot and Johanna Ghiglia in Telematin on France 2. During the show, the famous imitator did not mince his words by evoking the new stars of French song!
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While 2021 has been a busy year for Laurent Gerra, 2022 does not bode well for him to rest. After playing in fiction Black as snow broadcast on France 2, the daily columnist of RTL, where he imitates many personalities who make the news, will also give the reply to Sofia Essaïdi, Audrey Fleurot, Julie de Bona and Camille Lou in the historical mini-series The Fighters. On all fronts, the 53-year-old comedian is also on tour across the country until next June for his show. Without moderation, which he has been playing since 2018. This Sunday, December 26, the actor was “guest of honor”On the set of Telematin, on France 2. During the show, he did not hesitate to give his opinion on new artists.
Laurent Gerra dezingue “singers who have only one first name“
Laurent Gerra is not a follower of the language of wood and proved it again in the morning talk show of France 2. While Johanna Ghiglia first pointed out to him that his musical preferences were oriented more towards “Montand and Bécaud than Booba and Gims“, the journalist then pointed out to him that his musical tastes could lead some people to judge him “backward-looking and nostalgic“. A label that the companion of Christelle Bardet”assume”. “I would listen to Brassens more than the singers who have only one first name“, he launched bluntly. A tackle sent to new music stars who only use a first name as a stage name, like Angèle, Louane or even Jenifer, Zazie and Vitaa. “Maybe in order not to shame their family, they don’t give the name”, added the comedian with a smile on his face.
“It’s not misogyny“
If Laurent Gerra only mentions singers, nothing says whether or not he has the same opinion on their male colleagues. In this case, Amir, Raphaël or even Vianney would have to worry about. Moreover, the co-host of the show Damien Thévenot asked his guest which personalities gave him the most difficulty for his imitations. “Women, because I don’t have the range”, replied Laurent Gerra, who then hastened to clarify: “It’s not misogyny.”
