While the adventure of the new Star Academy promotion is in full swing, director Michael Goldman seems to be more and more demanding, particularly towards certain students, according to an academician.
This weekthe rules for evaluations have been changed by the faculty. The students had to form groups of three and take not one but two assessments. The first to determine which trios, among the three groups, would benefit from immunity, and the second to determine the nominees of the week.
These are Héléna, Djebril and Lénie who obtained immunity following this first evaluation. The trio Pierre, Candice, Julien and Axel, Margot, Clara were thus in competition not to end up on the bench of nominees. Djebril, this week, is at least certain of not taking his place on the bench, just like Candice. As a reminder, it was Victorien who was eliminated during the last bonus, after Marie-Maud, Lola and Louis, who was the first eliminated.
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Student doubts Michael Goldman’s bias
After this second evaluation of the week, Clara didn’t seem completely satisfied, despite the fact that she gave a remarkable performance. Indeed, as Internet users were able to see on the MyTFI Max Live, the young woman explained : “Michael, I think he’s really hard on me. I feel like he has nothing to complain about, but needs something else. I’m not the type of artist who’s going to touch it at the base. He is less affected by this universeI have the impression that he prefers other performances”, she delivered.
The young singer had also raised doubts about her bias after another evaluation, as she explained : “One time, it stood out to me. During the assessments, I went to look on the board and I had a mini sentence from him, and I was looking at other people’s stuff, they had four lines from Michael. It’s really my goal to touch him!”, she declared. On the public side, Clara in any case caused a sensation with her voice, her charisma and her presence. A raw talent and an assertive personality, which are good to see and hear.
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