"I’m not trying to do politics" : Summoned by the Senate, Booba makes an important announcement in the fight against the world. "influencers"

It has become one of the standard bearers in the fight against fraud in social networks. Rapper Booba has been using his notoriety and media coverage for months to denounce the abuses of what he calls “influencers.” The Duke of Boulogne stepped up attacks on certain reality TV candidates like Dylan Thiry or Jazz Coreia in the crusade. Performing at Stade de France on September 3, the actress also engaged in a real digital and legal battle with Shauna Events agency founder Magali Berdah.

Booba’s attempts on social networks had consequences on French political life. in an interview with Parisian, Bruno Le Maire had stated that he wanted the government to look into the issue of influencers. “They have to be subject to the same rules that you are subject to in the radio, television and traditional media. When you have an alcohol product placement or any other product placement, there should be legal notices on influencer sites, which is not the case today.While the text was adopted by the National Assembly at first reading, preparatory work is underway for the review of a bill aimed at regulating influencers’ practices on networks. Listen to Booba on April 27 as announced Public-Senate. However, it is seen that the main interested party did not respond positively to this request.

“I’m not going to the Senate. I’m not just trying to get into politics to unmask these influencers and fight the culture of emptiness. I let you do your job. condemn them, punish them, thank you“, posted the rapper on Twitter.

I’m not going to the Senate. I’m not just trying to get into politics to unmask these influencers and fight the culture of emptiness. I let you do your job, punish them, thank you ‍☠️. https://t.co/aw0KoiDB6b pic.twitter.com/sH18xZXsHt

—Booba (@booba) 13 April 2023

Aurelien Gaucher