They come back for one night. After hosting French morning shows in the 2000s with the Morning Live, Michael Youn
, Vincent Desagnat, and Benjamin Morgaine reform their trio for one evening. This Thursday, November 2, 2023, they are on M6 to present Morning Night. A third issue after the success of the first two, in which two teams will face off during an evening that promises to be hilarious.
Hilarious, the trio was for many years, including when they surprised everyone by releasing a piece of music in 2002, dressed as sailors. At that time, their group Les Bratisla Boys made millions of French people dance with the title Stach Stach, which was a huge success. However, Michael Youn, Vincent Desagnat and Benjamin Morgaine would not be at the origin of the song, at least that is what they tried to explain during their visit to Konbini
.
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How did the title “Stach Stach” come about?
“Benjamin suggested we do a parody of Eurovision”first explained Vincent Desagnat, before Michael Youn
does not add: “One Monday morning, Estonia won, and Benjamin told us it would be funny to do a song that doesn’t mean anything in a language that doesn’t exist, and we agreed.”
“The funny thing was, we wondered how we were going to dress. The day before, Michael had visited the maritime museum and picked up some costumes.”, Benjamin Morgaine then remembered. Michaël Youn actually found costumes during his visit to the museum to disguise himself. “We had a little Yamaha keyboard. Pressing the Polka key, or maybe Ska, it would go ‘pom pom pom’. And I don’t know where that came from, because I think it’s you, Benjamin, who wrote 90% of the lyrics of the Bratisla Boys”, he later recalled.
However, Benjamin clarified that he was not entirely behind the song: “As for ‘Kouroukoukou’, I was a fan of Desproges. In the Flagrants Délires court, Desproges said: ‘Hello my anger, hello my anger and my wrath, hello’. There you go, ‘stach, stach’, this isn’t me, though.” This revelation allowed Michael Youn to learn information that he was completely unaware of. He also did not fail to point this out: “Thank you Konbini, because I wasn’t even aware of what I was singing. I didn’t even know it was… now I would say it was inspired by Desproges.”
RF