This one hits 10 times harder when you know the original song it's the parody of. (Diams & Vitaa - Confession Nocturne). The lyrics of the parody match almost all rhymes from the original, turning all original sentences into a different meaning, seen from the PoV of the man the original song is about As you said at the end, this song is basically a french Weird Al parody. We have a lot of these in France, but oviously it works better when you see the original :D
This song is a parody of a real song entitled "Confession nocturne" made by Diam's (french rapper) and Vitaa (french singer) Fatal Bazooka (the man who plays piano while standing) is played by Michaël Youn (french actor and humorist) and it is a parody of rapper : he is dump, his texts don't have any senses, ect...
This is indeed a parody of confessions nocturnes by diam's and vitaa, however, it's smarter than just parodying it : the original song is about a girl who find out that her boyfriend is cheating on her with another girl, so with her friend they go at the boyfriend's place to confront him, break the car, etc. And this parody is from the cheating guy's perspective, with really funny lyrics directly responding to the original song's lyrics and situation from the mv.
À 3:15 "jamais 203" se prononce "jamais deux cent trois" (the number) et il y a une expression française : "jamais 2 sans 3" pour dire que les choses recommencent 😊
Il aurait fallu réagir à la chanson originale juste avant pour bien saisir le propos c'est dommage ! En tout cas ce genre de connerie ça manque aujourd'hui je trouve ! 😁
There's a film called "FATAL" by Mickael Youn still in this character, parody of the music industry, really a good film you should give it a try someday :)
Mauvaise foi is an expression for hypocisy, "faire preuve de mauvaise foi" means being hypocrite or acting as a victim or innocennt even though you are the problem (sort of, it's diffcult to convey the full meaning, some of it gets lost in translation). Here Vitoo (played by Pascal Obispo) cheats on his girlfriend with many other girls and complains about his girlfriend becoming paranoid and not trusting his words; so we can say "il fait preuve de mauvaise foi" because he acts as a poor victim, doesn't acknowledge his part in the situation whereas he is responsible for the situaton. As many others have said before, this is a parody of another song called "confession nocturne" by Vitaa and Diam's in which Vitaa goes to her friend Diam's and talks about her boyfriend she suspects to be cheating on her.
You should look the original to have more fun with this one (Diams and vitaa) Fun fact, the guy playing Fatal Bazooka is the one on "les 11 commandements"
Hi. This song is like the mirror of another one. Confessions nocturnes from Vitaa and Diam's. Mauvaise foi is pretty hard to translate in english. It means something like you don't assume what you did but you did something bad.
that guy is great =) he have been one of the most popular here in my childhood =) "fout ta cagoule" "put on your hood", "je sens que ce matin va être une pure soirée" "I feel like this morning will be a pure party", and "J'aime trop ton boule" "i love too much your ass" , from the same guy are all very funny =)
Love this parody Michael Young is very famous for that type of songs. you should try with this other parody Bratisla Boys - Stach Stach. fatal bazooka his caracter made a few songs more less famous "Fous ta cagoule", "ce matin va être une pure soirée", "j'aime trop ton boule", Saturday night Kebab, Trankillement
First of all, to understand it a bit better, you need to see "Confessions Nocturnes" by Diam's & Vitaa "Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" is a parody of that song which was a really big success in France And, i would suggest you some others Fatal Bazooka songs as: - "Fous Ta Cagoule" - "Ce Matin Va Être Une Pure Soirée" - "Parle A Ma Main" And, not Fatal Bazooka but the same singer: - "Stach Stach" by Bratisla Boys I'm pretty sure you will like them lol And, all of them were really huge hits in France
D ! Watch the original song beforehand, you will understand the parody. The original song is : " Diam's - Confessions nocturnes feat. Vitaa " The original song (serious version) is the confession between two women friends about their boyfriend's infidelity. And the parody (comedian version) is the same story but in symmetry as seen by the man.
You can appreciate this parody only if you see the original vidéo clip....A the end, it's the real mother of Michael Youn who plays the ''Vito's mother''.
It's a parody of another video, "Confessions nocturnes". In that original video it was about revealing the truth. In that one, Vitoo (Pascal Obispo) does not acknowledge what he did or the fact that he could have been bad, which is the meaning of the title "Mauvaise foi nocturne", "Nocturnally being in bad faith" or "Nightly bad faith" you could say.
Welp. This is a really well made parody... But in order to get most of it you would need to know the original song, how omnipresent it was at the time ; have many other references about the 2 protagonists AND who they are impersonating. That was just too much out of the blue. But as far as parodies go this is a masterpiece.
It's probably hard for D to understand the references in this music video clip because it's a parody of a song. You would have to know the original song beforehand.
parodic rap, from diams & vitaa confessions nocturne. mickael youn comedian and in this clip his partner is pascal obispo famous french singer during 90's and early 2000's. should try the other "fatal bazooka" c'est con donc c'est bon
Summary of "Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" by Fatal Bazooka for an American Introduction: "Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" (meaning "Bad Faith at Night") is a parody song by Fatal Bazooka, a comedic character created by French comedian Michaël Youn. The song and its music video mock the French R&B track "Confessions Nocturnes" by Diam’s and Vitaa. It exaggerates the emotional drama and clichés of relationship breakups, using absurd humor and satire. --- 1. Cultural Context: The Original Song: "Confessions Nocturnes" is a serious song about a woman discovering her partner's infidelity, confiding in her best friend. The Parody: Fatal Bazooka turns this into a ridiculous and exaggerated story of a man trying to defend himself against accusations of cheating. --- 2. The Story in the Clip: The video features a dramatic argument between a man (Fatal Bazooka) and his girlfriend (also played by Michaël Youn in a caricatured way). The man makes ridiculous excuses to defend himself, full of contradictions and nonsense. The over-the-top reactions from both characters amplify the comedy. --- 3. Comedy Elements: Exaggeration: The emotions, dialogue, and scenarios are intentionally over-the-top to mock the seriousness of romantic disputes. Wordplay: The title "Mauvaise Foi" means dishonesty or refusing to take responsibility, a central theme in the man's absurd excuses. Absurdity: The man’s justifications are completely illogical, highlighting his immaturity and dishonesty. --- 4. French Humor: The humor relies on caricatures and self-deprecation, a common style in French comedy. The visuals, including costumes and facial expressions, are exaggerated for comedic effect. --- 5. Pop Culture References: Fatal Bazooka parodies French rappers of the 2000s, poking fun at their "gangsta" attitudes. The argument between the couple mirrors universal relationship dynamics but pushes them to an absurd extreme. --- 6. Message and Intention: The video humorously shows how arguments in relationships can spiral into ridiculousness. Its main purpose is satire and entertainment rather than a serious critique of relationships. --- Conclusion: "Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" is a prime example of modern French humor, blending satire, absurdity, and cultural references. While some jokes are specific to French culture, the exaggerated portrayal of romantic drama is universally relatable and funny.
A future video idea, but you have to be very attached: the Guignols De l'Info (videos on the USA). But be careful, they can go far from the American point of view on September 11, even if in France it was on TV.
Hi, watch this : Le Roi des Cons (avec Baptiste Lorber & Ludovik) SURICATE - Movies vs. Life 1 & 2 Tu diras à ma Femme (Ludovik, Gregory Guillotin, Marion Séclin) Tous les tutos de camille Les épisodes de Bloqués Indila Luciano Pavarotti & James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World Lorenzo legend vivante Jeff panacloc Les guignoles de l'info
ce qui m'inquiète, est que la plupart des recommandations fr parait être le socle culturel de certains, alors que ça devrait qu'être éphémère dans votre cerveau. Mais pour je ne sais quelle raison, vous y restez accrochés pendant des années et des années. Principe des abus des réseaux je pense, on reste à écouter le mm refrain... Dans 40 ans, tout le monde aura les mêmes gouts ...
je veux bien te sous titré les vidéos en anglais , je peux le faire directement via youtube , envoie moi en avance qu'elle vidéo tu vas faire et jte fait ça avec grand plaisir
This CANNOT be understood by someone who doesn't speak french. Mostly because there are a ton of lyrics that aren't actually french, but street-talk. Think of it like this : if someone who didn't fully master English, were told to try and understand the scene in Airplane with the old lady who speaks Jive, would they get it? Maybe some of it, but probably not all of it. And would they get the joke too? Same thing here. As for some context : this song is a parody of an existing song by french female rapper "Diam's" featuring singer "Vitaa", titled "Confessions nocturnes" (Night-time confessions) about a girl (Vitaa) being cheated on by her man, as she confides into her best friend (Diam's), who decides to confront the cheater. The parody essentially tells "the other side" of that story but in a tongue-in-cheek fashion. The parody rapper (Vitoo) is in fact famous singer and beautiful lyricist "Pascal Obispo" who is very much not known for doing things like this at all (imagine James Blunt parodying the Fresh Prince, and you'll get the idea). And the other rapper is a fictional character called "Fatal Bazooka" by shock-based and prank comedian "Michael Youn" who used his character of Fatal Bazooka to try his hand at a musical career (and even his own movie) with a relative success, if rather niche and cult following. As for the song itself : First of all, the language is too "street" to be understood by a non-Native. But moreover, the song and the video are full of parody references either to the comedians themselves, or to the original video and artist they are parodying. If you wanted some context, watching the original by Diam's may help a bit for the visual comedy bits, but that's about it.
Mais !? Le pauvre !! Il n'a rien pu comprendre ! Qui est ce qui lui propose des vidéos comme ça sans contexte ?? Tu ne peux pas regarder comprendre et profiter de cette video parodie, sans regarder le clip de base de Diam's et Vitaa avant vaindieu ! 😬
Sans la version originale, ça perd beaucoup de l'aspect comique, les gens devraient y penser avant de faire des recommandations. Ils auraient mieux fait de recommander "j'aime trop ton boule", je pense que le fait de montrer les codes du rap mais sous cet angle l'aurait fait marrer
Mais pourquoi vous lui proposez de la daube !?? Ça n'a aucun intérêt quand tu n'as pas la réf. Continuez à lui proposer des palmas and co, c'est plus accessible....
C’est sympa de lui proposer, mais il aurait d’abord fallu voir l’original. Après, il a pas compris toutes les paroles, parce qu’il dit que c’est la femme le problème !
This one hits 10 times harder when you know the original song it's the parody of. (Diams & Vitaa - Confession Nocturne).
The lyrics of the parody match almost all rhymes from the original, turning all original sentences into a different meaning, seen from the PoV of the man the original song is about
As you said at the end, this song is basically a french Weird Al parody.
We have a lot of these in France, but oviously it works better when you see the original :D
Even in the end, the car just parked behind them is the mercedes with the girls from the original song
Vito it's Pascal Obispo
This song is a parody of a real song entitled "Confession nocturne" made by Diam's (french rapper) and Vitaa (french singer)
Fatal Bazooka (the man who plays piano while standing) is played by Michaël Youn (french actor and humorist) and it is a parody of rapper : he is dump, his texts don't have any senses, ect...
C'est toi le dégueulasse !😅
You forgot to talk about Pascal obispo 😂
His text have sense if you are french
5:34 Deux volants pour conduire c'est beaucoup mieux qu'un seul ! 😁
Deux fois plus de sécurité!
Fatal bazooka , les souvenirs !!! Bien hâte que d'autres soient proposés mais là ! Il FAUT du Diams maintenant !
Oui , la queen jamais egalée
Hey les patreon request là, faudrait quand même écrire une petite phrase de contexte à chaque fois et pas balancer un lien comme ça au pif 😅
This is indeed a parody of confessions nocturnes by diam's and vitaa, however, it's smarter than just parodying it : the original song is about a girl who find out that her boyfriend is cheating on her with another girl, so with her friend they go at the boyfriend's place to confront him, break the car, etc. And this parody is from the cheating guy's perspective, with really funny lyrics directly responding to the original song's lyrics and situation from the mv.
Whoever recommend this song, you a genius ! Parody is a huge part of french humour and I literally grow up with fatal bazooka
It's the opposite. Why would you request a parody of something he never watched?
I love Fatal Bazooka, remember when you watched a best of the "11 commandements" ? That was this dude
@@Stev9111111 and even Benjamin Morgaine and Vincent Desagnat from the movie, appear in this clip.
One of our jewel, i am proud to be french because of this song.
Fatal bazooka "Jaime trop ton boule " that is one of his best song
Vitoo is Pascal Obispo, a really good French singer. And Fatal Bazooka is Michaël Youn who you've already seen in a French jackass video.
À 3:15 "jamais 203" se prononce "jamais deux cent trois" (the number) et il y a une expression française : "jamais 2 sans 3" pour dire que les choses recommencent 😊
Fatal bazooka is the guy from the video des 11 commandements that you watched previously
Yes its a comedy of confessions nocturne
Parodie 😁 Diams and Vitaa duo sang the original
Il aurait fallu réagir à la chanson originale juste avant pour bien saisir le propos c'est dommage !
En tout cas ce genre de connerie ça manque aujourd'hui je trouve ! 😁
There's a film called "FATAL" by Mickael Youn still in this character, parody of the music industry, really a good film you should give it a try someday :)
Les gens, cela ne sert à rien de lui envoyer ça sans lui envoyer avant le clip dont ils font la parodie avant. Il ne peut qu'en tirer 30 %. 😮💨
J'aime beaucoup votre curiosité. Bonjour chez vous !
Cette nostalgie 😂
Mauvaise foi is an expression for hypocisy, "faire preuve de mauvaise foi" means being hypocrite or acting as a victim or innocennt even though you are the problem (sort of, it's diffcult to convey the full meaning, some of it gets lost in translation). Here Vitoo (played by Pascal Obispo) cheats on his girlfriend with many other girls and complains about his girlfriend becoming paranoid and not trusting his words; so we can say "il fait preuve de mauvaise foi" because he acts as a poor victim, doesn't acknowledge his part in the situation whereas he is responsible for the situaton.
As many others have said before, this is a parody of another song called "confession nocturne" by Vitaa and Diam's in which Vitaa goes to her friend Diam's and talks about her boyfriend she suspects to be cheating on her.
I have no idea why people request things that parodies when you obviously won't get it because you don't know the original
Fatal Bazooka sings mostly parodies of music (diam's vitaa confessions nocturnes)
Bien vu 😂🎉
Perfect 😂❤
Salut...tu dois voir l original avant.... ;)
You have to see the original song before ;)
You should look the original to have more fun with this one (Diams and vitaa)
Fun fact, the guy playing Fatal Bazooka is the one on "les 11 commandements"
Hi. This song is like the mirror of another one. Confessions nocturnes from Vitaa and Diam's.
Mauvaise foi is pretty hard to translate in english. It means something like you don't assume what you did but you did something bad.
that guy is great =) he have been one of the most popular here in my childhood =)
"fout ta cagoule" "put on your hood", "je sens que ce matin va être une pure soirée" "I feel like this morning will be a pure party", and "J'aime trop ton boule" "i love too much your ass" , from the same guy are all very funny =)
" Confessions Nocturnes " By " Diam's " Parody
Love this parody Michael Young is very famous for that type of songs. you should try with this other parody Bratisla Boys - Stach Stach. fatal bazooka his caracter made a few songs more less famous "Fous ta cagoule", "ce matin va être une pure soirée", "j'aime trop ton boule", Saturday night Kebab, Trankillement
Fatal bazooka is in movie "les 11 commandements"
And "Fatal"
Weird Al Yankovic est un génie x)
Weird Al Yankovic is really good!!!
😂😂😂😂 c'est une parodie de Diams et Vitaa
Oui bon choix camarade.
Maintenant, il faut que tu réagisses au morceau original "Confessions noctures" de Diam's feat. Vitaa ! 😁
My favorite from fatal bazooka is : "j'aime trop ton boule"
@@Omnimon152 Et le clip est parfait !
First of all, to understand it a bit better, you need to see "Confessions Nocturnes" by Diam's & Vitaa
"Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" is a parody of that song which was a really big success in France
And, i would suggest you some others Fatal Bazooka songs as:
- "Fous Ta Cagoule"
- "Ce Matin Va Être Une Pure Soirée"
- "Parle A Ma Main"
And, not Fatal Bazooka but the same singer:
- "Stach Stach" by Bratisla Boys
I'm pretty sure you will like them lol
And, all of them were really huge hits in France
D ! Watch the original song beforehand, you will understand the parody.
The original song is : " Diam's - Confessions nocturnes feat. Vitaa "
The original song (serious version) is the confession between two women friends about their boyfriend's infidelity. And the parody (comedian version) is the same story but in symmetry as seen by the man.
You defend the guy who cheats and say the woman is toxic 😂
il n'a pas remarqué le double volant ni le 22heurs 61 XD
You can appreciate this parody only if you see the original vidéo clip....A the end, it's the real mother of Michael Youn who plays the ''Vito's mother''.
Diam’s is a true gem, you need to know her to know French culture
Diam's... French culture... seriously🤨?
Well obviously, unless you were living under a rock in the 2000’s
@@finalgame9048 Diam's is very talented, I've had her album "Dans ma bulle" in my playlist for years, but suburban culture is not French culture.
@@crowblank1 and why wouldn’t it be french culture ?
9:25 I love Weird Al !
It's a parody of another video, "Confessions nocturnes". In that original video it was about revealing the truth. In that one, Vitoo (Pascal Obispo) does not acknowledge what he did or the fact that he could have been bad, which is the meaning of the title "Mauvaise foi nocturne", "Nocturnally being in bad faith" or "Nightly bad faith" you could say.
Welp. This is a really well made parody... But in order to get most of it you would need to know the original song, how omnipresent it was at the time ; have many other references about the 2 protagonists AND who they are impersonating.
That was just too much out of the blue. But as far as parodies go this is a masterpiece.
It's probably hard for D to understand the references in this music video clip because it's a parody of a song. You would have to know the original song beforehand.
Regarde, Fatal Bazooka la musique fous ta cagoule une pépite 😂
parodic rap, from diams & vitaa confessions nocturne. mickael youn comedian and in this clip his partner is pascal obispo famous french singer during 90's and early 2000's. should try the other "fatal bazooka" c'est con donc c'est bon
05:31 je remonte ma braguette, pas baguette... you shoud try to find a translation of the song, it's real fun.
Summary of "Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" by Fatal Bazooka for an American
Introduction:
"Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" (meaning "Bad Faith at Night") is a parody song by Fatal Bazooka, a comedic character created by French comedian Michaël Youn. The song and its music video mock the French R&B track "Confessions Nocturnes" by Diam’s and Vitaa. It exaggerates the emotional drama and clichés of relationship breakups, using absurd humor and satire.
---
1. Cultural Context:
The Original Song: "Confessions Nocturnes" is a serious song about a woman discovering her partner's infidelity, confiding in her best friend.
The Parody: Fatal Bazooka turns this into a ridiculous and exaggerated story of a man trying to defend himself against accusations of cheating.
---
2. The Story in the Clip:
The video features a dramatic argument between a man (Fatal Bazooka) and his girlfriend (also played by Michaël Youn in a caricatured way).
The man makes ridiculous excuses to defend himself, full of contradictions and nonsense.
The over-the-top reactions from both characters amplify the comedy.
---
3. Comedy Elements:
Exaggeration: The emotions, dialogue, and scenarios are intentionally over-the-top to mock the seriousness of romantic disputes.
Wordplay: The title "Mauvaise Foi" means dishonesty or refusing to take responsibility, a central theme in the man's absurd excuses.
Absurdity: The man’s justifications are completely illogical, highlighting his immaturity and dishonesty.
---
4. French Humor:
The humor relies on caricatures and self-deprecation, a common style in French comedy.
The visuals, including costumes and facial expressions, are exaggerated for comedic effect.
---
5. Pop Culture References:
Fatal Bazooka parodies French rappers of the 2000s, poking fun at their "gangsta" attitudes.
The argument between the couple mirrors universal relationship dynamics but pushes them to an absurd extreme.
---
6. Message and Intention:
The video humorously shows how arguments in relationships can spiral into ridiculousness.
Its main purpose is satire and entertainment rather than a serious critique of relationships.
---
Conclusion:
"Mauvaise Foi Nocturne" is a prime example of modern French humor, blending satire, absurdity, and cultural references. While some jokes are specific to French culture, the exaggerated portrayal of romantic drama is universally relatable and funny.
jamais 203🤣🤣
Salut , visionne "fou ta cagoule " de fatal bazooka.
C'est la mère de michael youn au cas ou la personne âgée 😊
A future video idea, but you have to be very attached: the Guignols De l'Info (videos on the USA). But be careful, they can go far from the American point of view on September 11, even if in France it was on TV.
5:40 Y a deux volant dans les BMW.
Et plus un seul mot de trop dans ta phrase !
@@belette1977 Corrigé...
@@23jfk Moi aussi, merci...
Hello
Vasco Rossi delusa 1996..
So bad the translator is _, you miss a lot of pun. 🤣 And yep it's even better when you see the original, cool react!
PLEASE react to the ORIGINAL: Diams feat Vitaa - Confessions Nocturnes ❤
Je connais par cœur celle la mais pas la vraie version de Diams 😂😅
une des rare parodies supérieur à l'original
C'est une parodie de "Diam's - Confessions nocturnes feat. Vitaa"
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Hi, watch this :
Le Roi des Cons (avec Baptiste Lorber & Ludovik)
SURICATE - Movies vs. Life 1 & 2
Tu diras à ma Femme (Ludovik, Gregory Guillotin, Marion Séclin)
Tous les tutos de camille
Les épisodes de Bloqués
Indila
Luciano Pavarotti & James Brown - It's A Man's Man's Man's World
Lorenzo legend vivante
Jeff panacloc
Les guignoles de l'info
To appreciate you have to watch the original from Vitaa et Diams.. this is a parody
Fatal bazooka is only comedy rap
11 commandements rappel toi
Next react to fiki naki ft chandra liow - I can do this all day
ce qui m'inquiète, est que la plupart des recommandations fr parait être le socle culturel de certains, alors que ça devrait qu'être éphémère dans votre cerveau.
Mais pour je ne sais quelle raison, vous y restez accrochés pendant des années et des années.
Principe des abus des réseaux je pense, on reste à écouter le mm refrain...
Dans 40 ans, tout le monde aura les mêmes gouts ...
Regarde j’aime trop ton boule de fatal bazooka et parle à ma main :)
Regarde LE MORNING LIVE c'est le tout début de Micheal Youn ----> Watch the Morning live it's the beginning of Mickeal Youn
Plzzz react to mister v police 2 🔥
POURQUOI AS TU SUPPRIMÉ LA VIDÉO SUR GAD ELMALEH ?
It makes no sense to suggest this clip to you without having shown you just before the clip that inspired this parody...
c'est une parodie de la chanson de diam's et vitaee
j'ai plus le titre en tête
Peux-tu réagir à un clip de PNL
je veux bien te sous titré les vidéos en anglais , je peux le faire directement via youtube , envoie moi en avance qu'elle vidéo tu vas faire et jte fait ça avec grand plaisir
This CANNOT be understood by someone who doesn't speak french. Mostly because there are a ton of lyrics that aren't actually french, but street-talk. Think of it like this : if someone who didn't fully master English, were told to try and understand the scene in Airplane with the old lady who speaks Jive, would they get it? Maybe some of it, but probably not all of it. And would they get the joke too? Same thing here.
As for some context : this song is a parody of an existing song by french female rapper "Diam's" featuring singer "Vitaa", titled "Confessions nocturnes" (Night-time confessions) about a girl (Vitaa) being cheated on by her man, as she confides into her best friend (Diam's), who decides to confront the cheater. The parody essentially tells "the other side" of that story but in a tongue-in-cheek fashion. The parody rapper (Vitoo) is in fact famous singer and beautiful lyricist "Pascal Obispo" who is very much not known for doing things like this at all (imagine James Blunt parodying the Fresh Prince, and you'll get the idea). And the other rapper is a fictional character called "Fatal Bazooka" by shock-based and prank comedian "Michael Youn" who used his character of Fatal Bazooka to try his hand at a musical career (and even his own movie) with a relative success, if rather niche and cult following.
As for the song itself : First of all, the language is too "street" to be understood by a non-Native. But moreover, the song and the video are full of parody references either to the comedians themselves, or to the original video and artist they are parodying. If you wanted some context, watching the original by Diam's may help a bit for the visual comedy bits, but that's about it.
Mais !? Le pauvre !! Il n'a rien pu comprendre ! Qui est ce qui lui propose des vidéos comme ça sans contexte ?? Tu ne peux pas regarder comprendre et profiter de cette video parodie, sans regarder le clip de base de Diam's et Vitaa avant vaindieu ! 😬
Qui te conseille les vidéos ? Il fallait voir l’original avant
Sans la version originale, ça perd beaucoup de l'aspect comique, les gens devraient y penser avant de faire des recommandations. Ils auraient mieux fait de recommander "j'aime trop ton boule", je pense que le fait de montrer les codes du rap mais sous cet angle l'aurait fait marrer
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I think you will receive a lot of recommandations about fatal bazooka's parody
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Wow la vidéo originale à 155 Millions de vue 😲
Mais pourquoi vous lui proposez de la daube !?? Ça n'a aucun intérêt quand tu n'as pas la réf. Continuez à lui proposer des palmas and co, c'est plus accessible....
C’est sympa de lui proposer, mais il aurait d’abord fallu voir l’original.
Après, il a pas compris toutes les paroles, parce qu’il dit que c’est la femme le problème !
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