Every morning, in Yves Calvi’s morning show, Philippe Caverivière recites his mood ticket in which he cheerfully makes fun of people who make the news. With his caustic and quite sharp humor, the one who also writes the texts of Nicolas Canteloup delights lovers of black humor. But everyone is not necessarily sensitive to the valves of the wave troublemaker. To the point that the columnist of “We are live has even already been threatened with death. “I have been the subject of two fatwas”he told the Parisian, specifying: “One of the fans of Bébert, of the group Les Forbans, and the other of the Portuguese, after some relaunched valves. Not at the time of the chronicle moreover, but three months later.“Philippe Caverivière even sparked a controversy last January when he made fun of the Portuguese.”It’s a bit strange to receive eight hundred insulting messages, and calls from my Portuguese friends asking me what I’ve done because they talk about me in the newspaper“, he explained.
For his last of the season on Friday July 1, the author of Nicolas Canteloup had a little surprise by listening to messages left by those who knew him and rubbed shoulders with him in the past. Among them, Thomas Sotto, who launched him on the radio as a columnist in “On refait le monde” in 2020. “Hi Yves, this is Thomas Sotto. I’m a little pissed off because I want to apologize to you. I owe you an apology to RTL. It’s my fault if you hit your blond, tattooed guy every morning!“.”I know what it is. I’ve been there, having to laugh, a forced laugh, at his valves! To have to smile when he does his imitation of Jean-Marie Le Pen“, joked the presenter of Télématin, adding to conclude: “It’s my fault. I wanted to say sorry. Me, personally, I went into exile at ‘Télématin’, because there, at least, he won’t be looking for me“.
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