The France 2 cameras captured a very teasing moment of complicity between Nagui and Maestro Vanessa on the set of Don’t forget the lyrics this week. Decryption!
On February 28, the new Maestro Vanessa scored his fifth victory in Do not forget the lyrics. Two days earlier, she landed on a plateau to the rhythm of Aqua’s interplanetary tube, Barbie Girl. Nothing now seems to be able to stop her in her tracks as she is on the verge of reaching her dream: treat yourself to a trip to Vietnamhis home country. “There is a big family around you that you want to reunite, there are 23,000 euros, maybe this trip will start to be organized anyway!”Nagui encouraged her this week.
The competition continued this Friday March 1st. The new champion of Don’t forget the lyrics delivered a remarkable interpretation of very popular title of Rita Mistouko, It’s like that. Teasingly, Nagui then pointed out to the candidate that she had given him a furtive glance when she said the words: “I don’t want to abandon you, my baby”. “I felt concerned by the statement“, the host had fun. And the Maestro adds with humor: “But I don’t want to abandon you.”. “It’s nice of you to call me ‘My baby’ too“continued Nagui, before Vanessa put an end to this moment of strong complicity: “I got a little carried away, sorry”.
This controversy caused by Don’t forget the lyrics
Last Wednesday, social networks were on fire because ofa controversial choice in the cult show from France 2. While he subjected Vanessa and Florence to the test entitled “It’s the same song”, Nagui announced the title of the piece to be performed: Outetby Keen’V. The choice of production greatly angered Internet users who do not consider the title to be a classic of the repertoire. “Outet in MC, but what the hell is this?“, “Kesako? No Keen’V in MC!”, “Um I’m 0 on this MC, what is this addition?”, “Outet from Keen’V to MC? Listened to it a few times but without necessarily thinking about revising it…”, we could read on the X network (formerly known as Twitter).