Anne Roumanoff speaks out about Michel Sardou’s latest sharp remarks on BFM TV, revealing a very different opinion and sharing her convictions. The comedian doesn’t mince his words!
Michel Sardou recently kicked off a new tour – I remember a goodbye – which is a great success, and during which his admirers have the opportunity to hear his greatest hits again, including Muslims And The lakes of Connemararecently criticized by Juliette Armanet… The artist accepted the question/answer game for several media, including CNewsor BFM TVwith which he admitted that he was disappointed, but for which he had given a speech that was widely relayed and partly criticized. “I hate feminism, I hate wokism, I hate this century. I hate everything”he expressed in particular at the end of September, in the broadcast of 20 hours by Laurent Ruquier
Comments about which the comedian Anne Roumanoff wanted to bounce back, during an interview given to Marie-France. Marie’s mother actually responded to these comments which caused a lot of reactions before her, while expressing her satisfaction at seeing society “to move” on subjects that it considers important.
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Anne Roumanoff wants to move society
During this interview devoted to his new show presented throughout France – Life experience -, Anne Roumanoff was kind enough to give her point of view concerning the “wokism” and the opinions of Michel Sardou who would have gone “too far”. “I think it’s good that it goes too far because that’s what moves society, people’s perceptions and their behavior.”, she explains to our colleagues. For her, the important thing is to “change behavior”. “Everything starts with a thought, so from the moment we have a racist thought, it can produce racist acts. If we have a sexist thought, it can produce sexist acts…”, she blurted out, in complete transparency. She hopes that the younger generation takes “consciousness of a certain way of doing things” and of “say”.
In other words, Anne Roumanoff hopes to change behaviorshe who has been leading her career as a comedian for 35 years and who has now abandoned her famous red dress. “I was fed up. I had the impression of being trapped in this color. It’s not that I don’t like it anymore but it made me a little drunk”she wants to let our colleagues know Marie Clairewhile explaining that she attends many events which allow her to affirm that today’s society is “anxiety inducing”. Fortunately, the desire to make people laugh is still there…!
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