This time, it’s official. A few days ago, a video in which Julien Doré appeared alongside several women caused a stir. Indeed, the 42-year-old singer was spotted with several singers who were part of the group L5.
“Hello friends. Tell me, I was on the internet there in a lascivious way and I came across a completely uh… crazy video”he launched on social networks before revealing the said extract in which he appears in the company of the singers.
Julien Doré ironically denies his collaboration with L5
In the video, we could also read: “When you come across Julien Doré and the L5 on the side of the road”. “So, know that despite appearances, it’s not me! We can see very well first of all that the individual filmed above is small and that his loop is still quite weak. So there you have it, artificial intelligence, hats off, but not to bibi! You can’t fool me!”, Julien Doré then replied with great irony.
While he tried to muddy the waters, the winner of the 2007 edition of The New Star then published a video taken by him and directly from the car appearing in the first video, allowing to recognize the singer and the group of the 2000s. However, since this video, no more information has come out… Until this Wednesday, September 25, 2024.
Then he made it official on Instagram
Indeed, this Wednesday, Julien Doré shared a post on his Instagram account to confirm that he was indeed with the members of L5 a few days ago. “See you TOMORROW 6 p.m.”he soberly announced in the caption of a photo in which he appears on the hood of a yellow car surrounded by Marjorie, Alexandra, Claire, and Coralie.
The opportunity to announce the upcoming release of his cover song All the women in your lifea famous piece that truly launched the group formed in the 2000s in Pop starsIndeed, Julien Doré’s next album, called Imposteur, will be composed of covers.
We will be able to find covers of Mylène Farmer (As long as they are sweet), of Naps (The Kiffance), by Émile and Images (Midnight Demons), by K-Maro (Woman Like U), by Axelle Red (Sensuality), by Gilbert Montagné (Sunlights of the Tropics) or even Kendji Girac (The Eyes of the Mother).
