Rohff was indignant at the influence that Vincent Bolloré and Cyril Hanouna would have had on the progress of the National Rally (RN) during the European elections. In a message published on the networks, he accuses Bolloré of having manipulated public opinion through its media, films, music and hosts, such as Cyril Hanouna.
Rohff attacks Cyril Hanouna and Vincent Bolloré!
Rohff believes that Bolloré used his media empire to spread messages favorable to the RN, thus dividing French society and contributing to the rise of the far-right party. He also castigates Hanouna, whom he describes as “microbe without honor” to get “betrayed his country of origin, his ancestors and his own religion for a few euros”. According to the rapper, this media manipulation has contributed to trivializing the far right and normalizing its ideas.
“We have feared this political turning point since the beginnings of Jean Marie. Here we are ! […] The France before is over”Housni fears that France is moving towards a “political turning point” dangerous, recalling the beginnings of Jean-Marie Le Pen, former leader of the National Front. Rohff’s message sparked many reactions on social media. Some Internet users share his indignation, while others criticize his comments and defend Bolloré and Hanouna.
Rohff’s position highlights the debate on the influence of the media and public figures on public opinion, particularly in the context of a rise in populism in France and Europe.
