Monday January 3 in Touche pas à mon poste, while the team reacted to Gims’ comments about the Happy New Year, Cyril Hanouna once again let off steam on Bernard Montiel.
C8 viewers know it well: it is not uncommon for Cyril Hanouna and Bernard Montiel to give up for a yes, for a no. Always ready to enter into conflict, the two animators made it, once again, the demonstration this Monday while they broached a thorny subject. The team was debating Gims’ recent comments on the happy new year. Last Saturday, the rapper indeed explained on Instagram that to wish the new year “was not part of our convictions to us Muslims (Muslims, editor’s note)“, inviting people of his faith not to send him any more wishes on this subject, just like for his birthday. “I suffer with it. We don’t celebrate that, because that’s how it is! It’s one more step towards death, so what are we looking forward to in the end? It is not part of our convictions for us Muslims. Come on, let’s focus a bit on our own stuff. It’s not mean, but let’s stay strong on our values“Said the singer. Words that caused controversy, and on which Bernard Montiel tried to express himself on Monday, before being reframed by Cyril Hanouna.
Cyril Hanouna, up against Bernard Montiel
“It is a Salafist ban to wish a happy new year. It is the feast of disbelievers and infidels“, begins to explain Bernard Montiel before launching into details of the story.”And if not your opinion? Because we didn’t get it there!“, retorts Cyril Hanouna, visibly annoyed.”You gave us a history lesson but where do you think it is? No, but no kidding, the other he spent his holidays reading Atlas, he comes to piss us off!“, gets carried away the host. Bernard Montiel then tried to synthesize his answer by explaining that he understands the controversy, which did not prevent Cyril Hanouna from throwing him a new tackle by discovering the result of the polls.”There are 73% of people who understand the controversy, 27% no … And there are 95% who have not understood what Bernard Montiel said!“, he blurted out, mockingly.
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