Alizee impersonation on the Radio

Bigdan · #1 11-08-2011, 02:09 PM

Scruffydog777 · #2 11-08-2011, 03:09 PM

At first I was tempted to say that any kind of publicity is good publicity. But a parodic way can be a ridiculing type of way and judging from the laughter, it would seem to be ridiculing her, of course that's coming from someone who doesn't speak the language. I'm just wondering is this something that this show does to celebrities on a regular basis? If so, it's probably nothing to get upset about. If not, I don't think they could have picked on a lesser deserving subject than her. So what in the world would make them want to targer her in the first place?

Uroboros · #3 11-08-2011, 04:30 PM

Would someone be kind enough to translate this? I want to know what I'm laughing at and if I really should laugh

Bigdan · #4 11-08-2011, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Scruffydog777

I'm just wondering is this something that this show does to celebrities on a regular basis?

Of course.
And only the most popular celebs get this kind of "treatment". ( you can't laugh about people nobody knows.)
I don't say it 100% positive , but the jokes are not so bad against her . It is also because Pascal Obispo ( un "enfoirés" ) is the guest, and that's a way to make fun of him too.

about translation:
I don't have any time to do it now. But I can say the title is :
Alizee and the magic guacamol

User22 · #5 11-08-2011, 06:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdan

Of course.
And only the most popular celebs get this kind of "treatment". ( you can't laugh about people nobody knows.)
I don't say it 100% positive , but the jokes are not so bad against her . It is also because Pascal Obispo ( un "enfoirés" ) is the guest, and that's a way to make fun of him too.

about translation:
I don't have any time to do it now. But I can say the title is :
Alizee and the magic guacamol

Man, do i feel much better knowing they do this to everyone now! I thoughtthey were legitimately making fun of her!

Jake04 · #6 11-08-2011, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdan

Of course.
And only the most popular celebs get this kind of "treatment". ( you can't laugh about people nobody knows.)

That makes me feel better as well. That means, they still consider her as "popular."
I have no problem with it as long as it's not "mean-spirited jokes." Our late-night comedians do these to our celebrities all the time.

User22 · #7 11-08-2011, 07:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Jake04

That makes me feel better as well. That means, they still consider her as "popular."
I have no problem with it as long as it's not "mean-spirited jokes." Our late-night comedians do these to our celebrities all the time.

Exactament! So there's nothing to worry about here, except that the guy had a pretty hilarious Zée impression!

Scruffydog777 · #8 11-08-2011, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdan

about translation:
I don't have any time to do it now. But I can say the title is :
Alizee and the magic guacamol

Guacamol almost sounds like it could be the name of a singer but you didn't capitalize it, so I guess it's in reference to the dip made from avacdos. Does "magic guacamol" have some type of hidden meaning that we or maybe I should say I (which is often the case), don't know about?

EDIT:

I googled "magic guacamol" and the only thing I could come up with is this commercial where Magic Johnson tips open the top of the NBA title trophy and reveals a hidden compartment full of guacamole.

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lalorocks · #9 11-08-2011, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigdan

about translation:
I don't have any time to do it now. But I can say the title is :
Alizee and the magic guacamol

guacamole is a kind of sauce in Mexico. we need to understand the interview to know the context of magic guacamol

User22 · #10 11-08-2011, 10:56 PM

Yeah they are referencing Alizée's love for Guacamole

or just how they associate Mexico with Guac haha