Known for having participated in the first season of Star Academy in 2000, Jean-Pascal Lacoste embarked on a brief singing career before flourishing in the world of comedy. If the former darling of Jenifer has chained appearances in successful shows, the main interested party has also turned in series. In particular “Section of research” or “Camping Paradise”.
Since 2021, the father of the family has taken on the role of columnist, appearing from time to time in Do not touch My TV on C8. On television, as on social networks, Jean-Pascal Lacoste is renowned for not being afraid to say what he thinks. In March 2023, he attacked SNCF train drivers, then on strike. The darling of Delphine Tellier had thus relayed an activity report from the SNCF stipulating that: “train drivers can retire from 50 years old (for people born before 1962) up to 52 years old (for people born after 1967) but the average age of departure is 54 years and 1 month”.
“If not, I haven’t seen painters, masons, etc. retiring. It’s not normal! I didn’t know that pressing two or three joysticks was a difficult job” he had launched, visibly annoyed by the demands of the drivers.
Jean-Pascal Lacoste lets go again on Instagram
After recently mentioning a shopping list talking about “inflatable doll” and “plastic pussy”, Jean-Pascal Lacoste has just slipped up on Instagram again. This Thursday, July 20, 2023, the columnist relayed a publication from the Instagram account “Tinder and its nuggets” which shared the lyrics of the song “I am an agitator” by Jean-Pascal Lacoste, released in 2002… but with some surprising modifications.
“I am an agitator, a provocateur, an animal, my name is Jean-Pascal. Since Jennifer ignored me, I am desperately looking for a new muse! PS: I don’t have my tongue in my pocket, it’s more practical for rolling galoshes!”.
A confusing remix which obviously annoyed the author of the song. “And the lyrics aren’t the right ones! They’re dicks” he started, laughing. We also note that this single released more than 20 years ago had sold 984,000 copies…
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