In the new music show “I Can See Your Voice”, Oliver Pocher was not on the good side. Not only the audience was annoyed with the comedian, but also his celebrity colleagues.
Seven stars and a fan have to recognize in the RTL program “I Can See Your Voice”, which was broadcast for the first time in the second season on Tuesday evening, whether someone can sing without not. The singing talent may not be judged on the basis of the voice, but only on the basis of a person’s appearance.
“Can’t do anything!”
Of course, prejudices are not uncommon. Oliver Pocher in particular presents top-class pigeonhole thinking. “She can’t do anything!”, He is sure when looking at a young woman who was introduced as a fitness model. “It can sing zero,” said Pocher. Comedian colleague Thomas Hermanns, who, like Pocher, can also be seen as a consultant on the show, is against: “Just because a woman looks good?
The young woman who was featured on the show as “The Fitness Model”: She was actually good at singing. (Source: TVNOW / Frank W. Hempel)
But Pocher can not be dissuaded from his opinion, is sure, the model just looks good. “She’s really the only one here who can’t do anything on stage,” he says. “That is sexism,” calls out Hermanns.
Moderator Daniel Hartwich takes the stoic views of the 43-year-old as an opportunity to tease him: “Could it be that women who are taller than you are frightening you?” He asks with a grin. Still, Pocher doesn’t do it better, explains that he wants the fitness model to get ahead just because of the looks.
“Sexist Rolling Around”
Not only Hermanns is very angry about Pocher’s statements. Many viewers also find the attitude of the RTL star next to it. A user on Twitter describes the behavior of the comedian as “sexist rumbling around”. Another person says: “There is no one I hate more than this Oliver Pocher.” Another sums it up briefly: “Wow, Pocher is a monkey.”
In the end, the “ape” is wrong with his superficial views. When the fitness model goes on stage and grabs the microphone, The Boss Hoss singer Sascha Vollmer sees straight away: “Oh, that looks professional.” That is also true. The young woman convinces with a great voice.
The celebrities then accuse Pocher of influencing them from the start and persuading them that the model could not sing. Moderator and singer Victoria Swarovski is particularly upset about Pocher’s penetrative manner on this subject. In the end, the entire group decides not to attribute any talent to the woman. “Oli, don’t worry,” summarized the moderator Hartwich then. “She’s not the first woman you’ve been wrong about.”
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