DJ Snake at Parc des Princes, it’s already over. If the world-famous French artist will still come to support his favorite team in Paris, his song will no longer resonate when the players enter, despite the desire of the director of diversification of the capital club, Fabien Allegre, to see him replace “Who Said I Would” by Phil Collins in place since 1992. “Faced with the emotion aroused by the change in the input music of the players, Phil Collins returns to the Park on Sunday. At the same time, discussions continue with many artists to strengthen our identity with an ambitious, contemporary and Parisian sound”, published the PSG on twitter this Friday, two days before the reception of Olympique Lyonnais.
After the anger of the supporters, DJ Snake had also expressed his astonishment
A few days earlier, DJ Snake, whose music was designed for the presentation of Leo Messi, had himself acknowledged that his work was not meant to serve in this way. “I discovered like you that we made an intro music for the players when it does not lend itself to it”, he had declared. The majority of Parisian supporters will probably welcome this decision.
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