By agreeing to come and do a Masterclass at the Château de la star Academy early December, Yseult probably didn’t expect to receive so many beautiful vibes. His title Body, which earned her two nominations for the Victoires de la Musique 2021 and being crowned French-speaking feminist artist of that same year, experienced an incredible boost following the cover produced by Lénie alongside the young woman. Yseult, also revealed by a tele-hook almost ten years ago (the New star on D8 hosted by Cyril Hanouna and in which participated the late Maurane), agreed to share. this title with Lénie on the occasion of first anniversary of his father-in-law’s death. The young 18-year-old Academician, very moved, explained that she listens to this song very regularly, because of the lyrics which inevitably remind her of her father-in-law.
A lovely moment shared by Yseult and Lénie and which was widely relayed on social networks. On Instagram, Yseult was delighted to see his title jumps on Spotifyand has never experienced such success, four years after its release: in fact, as revealed by the Top Streaming from CStar, Corps re-entered at #101, with over 702,000 streams. A card that the singer welcomes with joy and surprise: “But what? My God! Thank you to the public!” Moments later, while reacting to the surprise and controversial elimination of Clara, deprived of the tour of the star AcademyYseult returned to this surprise consecration, for her clip which has also just exceeded 20 million views on YouTube.
Yseult jubilant, Nadège fulminates
“PTDR, babies I don’t talk about the star AcademyI’m in my bed, completely naked, in Netflix & chill mode and I check my Spotify stats going up so I’m in shock ! But great strength to Clara, I kiss her hard!” she wanted to correct, after having tweeted a few seconds earlier: “Wait! Wait!” thus causing excitement among many fans of the star Academyconvinced that she was rebelling against the elimination of Clara, like the actress in particular Nadège Beausson-Diagne : “But are you serious, people? I wish Clara a wonderful career!” said Jean-Luc Lemoine’s columnist in Saturday to laugh about it on France 3.