Exceptional guest of the debrief, Julien Doré would perhaps have preferred to stay at home at this precise moment. A sequence that is both funny and embarrassing, commented with humor by the singer on social networks.
By MR
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If the students of “Star Academy” give their body and soul every week to offer quality bonuses, we still expected a little more severity from Marlène Schaff, the stage expression teacher responsible for the debrief, towards certain academicians who have not always delivered successful performances. It’s done now. The ex-repétiteur came off her hinges, faced with the failed performance of Ebony, Marine, Marguerite, Emma, Maïa and Julie on “Halo” and “Single Ladies” by Beyoncé. A medley strongly criticized by Internet users, Friday evening.
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Marlène had already set the tone during the prime, pointing out a cruel lack of synchronization in terms of dancing. During the debrief, the teacher analyzed this painting in more depth which, according to her, could have been presented during a “fair”. “It’s not acceptable what you girls did,” she laments. “You two were so not together. I don’t understand how such a performance is possible with the level that you all have (…) There is no listening. It’s the competition for whoever swings the most. » Regarding the choreography on “Single Ladies”, Marlène Schaff does not mince her words: “So, there, but what the fu**… Did you rehearse the dance in front of a mirror? » For the girls to answer: “Yes, fifteen times in a loop”. Ebony adds: “Me, if I could have chosen not to be on this painting, I would have done so. I didn’t want to find myself in this situation. » Enough to make Marlène even more angry: “But why? It’s a gift to make a painting like this. »
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If this sequence will be broadcast in the daily newspaper this Monday evening, Internet users who follow the live at the castle have already been treated to it and have commented widely on social networks. One extract particularly made “Star Ac’” fans react: the one where Julien Doré, exceptional guest of this debrief, seemed completely overwhelmed by the events. The interpreter of “Coco Cuddle” no longer knew where to stand when Marlène started speaking English. “Do you know what a halo is?”, the stage expression teacher then asked the academics. Translation: “Do you know what a halo is?”, in reference to the title of the song performed. On X (Twitter), viewers noticed the embarrassment in Julien Doré’s face. The singer therefore wanted to set things straight and clarify his feelings at that moment: “First of all, I absolutely love Marlène and I will never thank her enough for the joint work we did on ‘The Voice Kids’. Two, I admit, yes, when it started in LV1 (living language 1; the term used by the French to designate English lessons)I broke down. I thought ‘Halo’ meant ‘hello’. A message full of humor which amused and relieved Internet users.
