Today at 7:00 p.m. – by Doriane Kiniali
The time for evaluations has come for the seven students still competing in the Star Academy ! After his passage on Like you by Jean-Jacques Goldman, Maïa did not hide her annoyance at Charles’ performance who was able to move his teachers on this same piece.
There are only seven left at the castle of Dammarie-les-Lys. After Maureen’s elimination, the students of the Star Academy are entering their ninth week of competition. Shortly after the departure of the 23-year-old from Montpellier, Michael Goldman announced that the evaluations would exceptionally be held on Mondays. As a reminder, the next bonus of the Star Academy will take place on a Friday, not a Saturday. It was therefore this Monday morning that the academicians chose a song among their teachers’ favorites in order to pass their evaluations.
“It makes me drunk!” : Maïa (Star Academy) expresses his annoyance after Charles’ performance
Maïa is not the only one to have chosen the song Like you of Jean-Jacques Goldman during the evaluations. Charles also chose to sing this 1980s hit in front of his teachers, who were very touched by his interpretation. Destabilized by the performance of the youngest of the adventure, the 20-year-old from Valentin expressed her annoyance while she was in the kitchen with Ebony and Marguerite. “It annoys me that there is the comparison with Charles who objectively did better. It annoys me“annoyed the one who is also worried about the reactions of the public. Faced with her comrade’s pain, Marguerite tried by all means to restore her confidence. “People, they’re really supportive of us. They hope we’ll get there. I remember when I was watching Star Ac’ last year, when they failed their evaluations, I said to myself: ‘Oh, it doesn’t matter, one little day without…’ We’ve been here eight weeks. People know us, they know how we sing. They know what we can do.”
Maia (Star Academy) : “I give everything, but it’s not enough”
Far from getting angry, Maïa continued her diatribe by ensuring that she had tried to give the best of herself. The academician nevertheless has the impression that it was not “not enough” compared to Charles. “It pisses me off, I’m disappointed. I give everything, but it’s not enough. I would have preferred to mess up by forgetting my words or missing a verse… That way, I know why I messed up. And when you have Charles nearby who makes everyone cry, you’re like: ‘Ah well it could have been much better…'” If Ebony also tried to reassure her classmate by affirming that there had not been the slightest fault, she is convinced that she did not succeed in touching her teachers.
Article written in collaboration with 6Médias
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