Guest of the show Zen, on Twitch, the comedian Ahmed Sylla returned to a controversial sketch in Touche pas à mon poste, several years ago, and which had earned him numerous criticisms.
“I made a mistake with my friend Jeremy Ferrari !“Ahmed Sylla was the guest of the show Zenbroadcast on the Twitch platform, this Tuesday, October 3, 2023. The famous comedian revealed in We just want to laugh about it, at the beginning of the 2010s, looked back on his rise, the beautiful moments which marked the last ten years, but also the controversies which he had to face during his career. If the actor has already spoken at length about the consequences of his remarks against Blanche Gardin (who attacked the Amazon Prime program LOL: he who laughs comes out!), he also spoke about the criticism after a stint in Do not touch My TVnot particularly successful…
Ahmed Sylla’s regrets after a stint in Do not touch My TV
Faced with Maxime Biaggi and Grimkujow, the 33-year-old comedian deeply regretted having appeared disguised as a slave on Cyril Hanouna’s set. “I blamed myself for having agreed too quickly to do the sketch, because I was young, I did not yet have the codes to properly denounce, to properly analyze the way in which it will be perceived. I’m so far away from that. In our minds, on is doing a sketch denouncing modern slavery, It’s going to be deadly. Except that the sketch is a failure“, explain Ahmed Syllawhich saw the skit dating from 2013 resurface on social networks several years later, in the midst of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Ahmed Sylla on his failed sketch in Do not touch My TV : “I apologize for not being professional enough.“
The actor of Our tiny little weddingactually admits: “Necessarily, if it’s a failure and it’s not funny, the message doesn’t get through. So we only have the image of a Renois (sic) who arrives in TPMP, dressed as a slave. Today, we say to ourselves that it’s crazy. That’s why I said that I will never apologize for doing the sketch but I apologize for not being professional enough to send the right message and do things right“, Ahmed Sylla insisted, citing other examples of sketches that he dared in his early days and that he would no longer wish to do again in the current context.
