In an interview lasting more than an hour with Guillaume Pley in his YouTube and podcast Legend format, Kev Adams spoke in complete privacy to the host about his love stories, but also about the hatred he has received on the networks. He mentioned in particular the harsh criticism he received about his physique.
Comedian and actor Kev Adams is still working on projects today. This Wednesday, February 14, his next film is released Retirement home 2, a film in which he plays alongside Jean Reno, Amanda Lear, and Enrico Macias and for which he co-wrote the screenplay. Recently heavily criticized for the comments he made regarding Gérard Depardieu, they played together in the first opus of the same film, Kev Adams deplores facing Guillaume Pley in an interview published this Wednesday, February 14, the distortion of his remarks by the media . Very frank, the comedian and actor confides in the ups and downs he has experienced in his career, in particular the harsh criticism received mainly on social networks about his physique, but also about his acting.
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Kev Adams admits to being hurt by these criticisms
If he talks about his many physical complexes, including his weight: “there are traumas, which mean that no matter how much you evolve physically, you always see them in yourself“, he also admits to having been “bumped into» on numerous occasions in relation to this subject by stating: “words have an impact“. However, the presenter notes that the 32-year-old comedian has always had “very pretty friends» by adding “tyou have success with women», an argument which is not really one for Kev Adams.
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Very frank, he explains: “For me, it doesn’t mean anything, it doesn’t change who you are to be successful with women, and besides, I don’t even know if I’m successful. It’s almost a slightly strange image that I had because there were 2-3 of my love stories that came out in the press. But for me it was just love stories“. He even goes on to talk about these publicized romantic relationships that Internet users have been focusing on: “And by the way, I’ll go further, most of the time when I went to look at the comments and the comments they were horrible! In mode ‘How does this guy with his big face manage to go out with these girls?‘” He deplores an era where we ‘stop only at the physical’ instead of looking further: ‘There is no one who said to themselves maybe the guy is nice, maybe he has charm, that’s cool and that it’s better than having a super handsome guy with chocolate bars, to have a guy who will make me laugh and with whom he will do without the atmosphere, the twirling, there’s more!” before concluding “there are no nuances”.
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