Curfews, compulsory masks, tests and social distancing are restrictions that have turned our lives upside down. Like everyone else, our friends the people can't take this rhythm anymore! Saturday February 6, 2021, Laura Smet has said all her annoyance at the Covid-19 crisis, via an Instagram post. The mother of little Léo, four months old and fruit of her love with her husband, Raphaël Lancray-Javal, shared a black and white snapshot of her, a cigarette screwed between her lips and a smoky look. In legend, the Taulier's daughter writes: “Desire for makeup, music, cinema, noise, dreams, sweat, laughter, fatigue, in short, to live”. In the comments area, fans of the actress nod. "What a sad life! Oh yes a vital need for culture and all and all", comments a surfer. "But so much! The lightness … the freedom … I embrace you", adds another.
Laura Smet, Kev Adams and Bob Sinclar: the stars say they are fed up with the virus!
Laura Smet is not at her first rant. Also on Instagram, the 37-year-old had fun with the new anal test, sharing a snapshot on Instagram, arguing that "2021 cannot be worse than 2020". The daughter of Nathalie Baye and Johnny Hallyday is far from the first star to share his desire to find a normal life, far from masks, vaccines and daily anxieties. Indeed, on January 30, 2021, the comedians Kev Adams and Gad Elmaleh pushed a big rant in the columns of the Parisian following statements by Prime Minister Jean Castex, concerning the non-reopening of cultural places. They called on the Minister of Health, Roselyne Bachelot. Kev Adams, apparently very upset, pointed the finger at a government "not very responsible".
A little more recently, another artist, too, wanted to express his exasperation at the Covid-19 and the upheavals that the virus has caused. It's French DJ Bob Sinclar! Known for his hits World, hold on or Love GenerationBob Sinclar has found a very offbeat way to express his displeasure with the crisis we are going through. The artist had fun taking over the famous song by Florent Pagny My freedom of thought and turned it into My freedom to dance. Posted on Facebook on February 4, 2021, the video, homemade of course, made Internet users laugh a lot and has been shared more than 6,000 times on the social network. In the lyrics, Bob Sinclar denounces the upheavals caused by the coronavirus epidemic with lightness: "They are fed up with the masked ball, the world is becoming suicidal / We are just good at slaving away, like a ransom a real pain". You will understand, the personalities are all as upset as we are and are proclaiming it loud!
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