Antoine Lenoir, who participated in Don’t forget the lyrics in May 2021, is dead. The 19-year-old was the victim of a tragic road accident.
The big family of Don’t Forget the Lyrics is in mourning. At only 19 years old, Antoine Lenoir, who had participated in the show in May 2021, died. This Friday, June 24 in the morning, the young man lost his life in a road accident, as announced by the Courrier Picard. The former France 2 karaoke candidate reportedly lost control of his vehicle before it was hit by a heavy truck, which was coming in the opposite direction. The truck “rammed him head-on, and threw him against the brick wall of the bridge wall”, write our colleagues. In cardio-respiratory arrest, the victim was urgently taken out of his car by a motorist who gave him a cardiac massage. In vain becausewhen the Péronne firefighters arrived, he was already dead.
“I am very saddened to hear this news. I had him as a student when I was a teacher. He had left to make a wonderful career in songreacted the mayor of the town, Pascal Delnef. His family is well known in Roye. His parents are very good people and his grandmother worked for a long time in the town hall, in the civil registry. I’m devastated for them.” According to Le Courrier Picard, Antoine Lenoir was a bartender in Roye and made a living from music. Fan of Don’t forget the lyrics, he had participated in the show in May 2021 and had recorded a new number alongside Nagui, which was to be broadcast on July 8. France 2 has not, for the moment, announced whether the broadcast of this program will be maintained or cancelled. On social networks, Antoine Lenoir shared many videos of his songs and covers.
“Thank you for having lived this adventure with me, we will return!”
“I don’t know if my defeat was honourable, what I do know is that I was there. I managed to get on your TV and that’s already my first victory. My second victory it is to have met incredible people who, like me, will take their revenge in a short year. So many other things allow me to say that going on the set was already a victory, wrote the young man after the broadcast of his passage in Do not forget the words. Congratulations to Geoffrey who didn’t let me sing The same song to my great despair… Even if I had had 40 and 20 points, you would have beaten me on Bruel, which proves the effectiveness of your revisions and the formidable adversary that you had was. And thank you for that!” He then promised: “Thank you for having lived this adventure with me, we will return!”
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