He had given everything for the association The Beautiful Sparkle which he defended, but he unfortunately failed in the final. Last March, Paul Mirabel participated in the 3rd season of LOL: Who laughs comes out, the successful game presented by Philippe Lacheau on Amazon Prime. The young comedian revealed a few years ago by the Jamel Comedy Club faced sacred monsters of humor and cinema, including François Damiens, Gad Elmaleh, Leïla Bekhti, Géraldine Nakache, Jonathan Cohen, Virginie Efira, Laura Felpin , Adèle Exarchopoulos and Pierre Niney, who was crowned the big winner. In reality, Pierre Niney and Paul Mirabel could not be decidedbut the production had chosen to make the first win, on the grounds of having been more offensive than the second.
Indeed, throughout the game, Paul Mirabel had been silent, reserved, and had not taken many risks to make his opponents lose. A tactic that fans of the game had pointed out and strongly criticized. Sharp criticism sometimes filled with insults, which greatly affected Paul Mirabel. In an interview he gave to Parisian this Friday, December 1, 2023, the 27-year-old young man reveals that he had a bad experience with this, and don’t really have good memories of itboth from the filming and from the audience: “It remains a good memory, I don’t regret having done it, I was with people I watched on TV not so long ago and the game is cool” he first qualified, before going more specifically into the detail of his bitterness.
They all know each other… except him
“What was perhaps a little hard was that I was with superstars who were best friends in life” he defended himself. Struggling to integrate into a group that was already formed, the young man remained behind, and was cornered by criticism: “Me, I was the new kid… Afterwards, the reactions it provoked, it reflects the times: even though it’s just a show, you can get buckets of hate” he laments. Despite this disappointing experience, Paul Mirabel remains a very popular comedian, a rising star on the French stand-up scenes. Asked about this dazzling popularity, the comedian reacted: “When you climb the mountain, the higher you get, the more it can blow. There are jealousies, frustrations, I learned to protect myself“.