Magalie Vaé on Saturday, October 22 TPMP Contacts She decided to react to comments made about herself and at C8. The person who usually prefers silence posted a video on Instagram “right of reply“, complains on set that a singer has to be told to be handsome, beautiful or sexy. Magalie Vaé was later cited as a counterexample to this “rule” and it didn’t bother her. Not at all.
“It does not appear in the dictionary definition of ‘beautiful and sexy’, ‘singer’ or ‘singer’. She is someone who does her job and knows how to sing. I wanted to correct this definition. Well, thank you for not imitating me every time we talk about an artist’s physique! I am definitely a singer, not a model, not a top model… I go there to sing on stage and share extraordinary things with the public who come to see me. I go there to convey feelings and I go there because I like it! And no one can stop me“, said the first winner of the fifth season Star Academy On TF1 in 2005.
The artist also wanted to respond to host Matthieu Delormeau.not the best singer in the world“.”Honestly, (…) but I find it somewhat inappropriate for a presenter to say this in front of everyone on TV. I am absolutely not against Matthieu Delormeau or his columnists. I wanted to say I have nothing personal against them. But I just wanted to express my feelings and be able to defend myself. I haven’t said much in seventeen years and that’s how I feel today! (Laughs) I want to say what’s on my mind‘, Magalie Vaé explained with a smile.
The former pupil of the castle of Dammarie-lès-Lys even made an offer to the patronage of the not offended Cyril Hanouna: “As for my talent, I wanted to invite Mr. Matthieu Delormeau to come and judge at a future concert. It will be a great pleasure to host him. Then he can say, am I a real singer or not… Afterwards, whether he likes it or not, it’s something else!“. Finally, Magalie Vaé asked for more tolerance, kindness and open-mindedness, ending her words: “Thank you everyone for stopping crushing all kinds of physics. We live in a world where everyone has their place. I think it’s important. No one is better than another. We are all good for someone and we are all good for ourselves“.
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