café snake - kinda pop / vrm niche

Episode Date: September 1, 2026

Dans cet épisode Mounir parle du extended look de GTA 6 qui est sortie la semaine dernière. La commissaire indépendante Sophie Latouche est chroniqueuse invitée cette semaine et elle parle de théâtre, de Woah Vicky qui lit des poème, d'oeuf, de la ville de Montréal et de l'état des institutions artistique au Québec.Élections: Podcast Charles Milliard, Dimitri Soudas vs MBC, Mr beast ++++Liens Sophie:https://www.instagram.com/c4rre4/https://www.instagram.com/sophie_presente/VIDÉO DE KATERINE DM l’OEUFAUDIO https://www.instagram.com/p/CwTPT3YAOZw/Arrivée prévue (2027-2028) de nouvelles fondations et d'un nouveau MAChttps://macm.org/https://www.instagram.com/cab.centredart/Élise Lafontaine, Colorature — Galerie Pangée, 16 septembrehttps://pangeepangee.com/Vincent Larouche, Le Tympan — Eli Kerr, 17 septembrehttps://elikerrhq.com/

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chronicer Connickers invite we're new other that Sophie Sophie Louch Commissor

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visual of the art of broking like internet sensation Yo. It's all?

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I'm going to go in-out. So, I'm, if I'm going to decry to my subject today, my in, it's the theater, the poise, the flue of conscience, the comedy of the artes, the fount,

The font, like the police. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I'll talk about the board of annos of the press of 30 minutes

that's out of the GTA 6 that we've been until long time. J.T. will finally start, and it's a huge impact on the culture mimetic, the culture web, and that even this bond

annons continues to have an impact, so, so it's a sort of a sort of the show, and also on the discussion that trailer has generated, and I will also

talk about these elections, and shit, you know, so, so, so, so, so,

My view? My view, it's the election general. You know, I'm just, I decided to go there in there I'm not in a moatier, I have my costume of bin, and I'm in a while I'm in a day Hello, Hello, Welcome to Bism and Abouti!

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Well, well, now. Now, the campaign is officially launched, and it's finally part. I'll do a segment electoral at the beginning of the time of the campaign electoral. I've not found a non-bom-com, I don't know, like, I see, to try something on brainstorming,

Daphne and me. I have nothing for the instance. You have just some, the elections have been declanched, and it's a part by Trump, who, like, like, that's about a few last month but when the episode is

out of the Quaideseesee, I love the French Canadians. In fact, I think in the Cafe Snake, plenty of times I've talked, that it was like a question of time

before that Trump seizes of the end uproxiex it's finally when Howard Lutnik is out of saying that, but in the phone, Mark Carney

has said that important for him, to nuke, it's a move political, it's not true, blah, blah,

blah. I'm going to let's crazy like Lutnik that says the word it, to mention it. This is politics only.

If you think I ever said the words French, do I care about how the Quebeccois speak? I mean, what could matter less to America? We don't care. And then, it's like, I don't know why the Quebecans would be separated. There's the government American, the House Blanche, that's, in the fact, the sovereignty of Quebec,

it's a possibility, you know? Because in the House Blanche, I recognize that if a party a independist would, would. The Quebec would separate it's like so a put, let's

let's let's see let's see what you know, what's the thing's interesting, but it's followed by

Christine Frechette who really the kind of successor to Mark Carney and PSPP who VIRs

panique and I think one of the illustration of that this time because yeah, there was a

Kack remonde to the Kack remonde to get fucking from fucking from the francophone they're co-coup with the PQQQ

so everyone is like oh my God the Meldown the Pekis and the Pekis the Pekis that in the pastime, it's fucking Matthew Buck Coate. The voire of the TV is trying to say, like,

this is not right, it's a si-up, basically. It's what he said on the end of LCN. And everyone who's ried of his crash-out, and an affair that's ongoing all this week. It's like, I'm going to make a demand

on the internet, Quebec, and like, Rini Vilmur, invite Dimitri Suddance and Matthew Buck Coate at your podcast face-a-face. I'd like that you'd like you do it's not with Chad GPT,

but when he's face-a-face with Matthew Boat Coate, I think that, like, like, it's gonna be be the main of the piece of that we're never done to be able to

because the guy, he's just like, there's just insults, it's like, ah, you're, you're like, you're like, you're like,

you're like, too cave than Matthew Buck Coat, but Matibucoe, he's too lame for, like, he's, like, he's, like,

he's, like, he's, like, a sort of kind of, a sort of conflict, the secondaire, there, we're even not

in, like, the grand discussion ideological on the principles fundamental, of the democracy liberal, like like farm's aura

in insulting to someone that's on radio on Twitter, okay yeah, but he's beef interposed because Dimitri Sudas

is on mordew every day so he's about his old old at LCS so it's like he's all over yeah,

and then they're doing the clip one of the other on these two guys are like 55 and plus it's weird

I'm sorry in fact Matt you can't I'm gonna oh yeah he's not even, I'm yeah I'm gonna yeah I'm in the

quarantine. Dimitri Soudas, you're an agent a bit of the chaos, because he's a conservator federal. He, at his sense, he doesn't want to be a government sovereignist, so he support any any part of any other party than the party Quebec. And Matthew Boat, Cote, it's someone who's susceptible, who thinks he's like in a sort of croasade

noble, against the diffuser public that push the agenda federal, of what they'd say, so, it's just a regale, for real, me, of my perspective. After, you know, all of what's about the strategy of communication of Charles Milliot. You've seen, do you see some shit pasty on Charles. A little bit, but, in a time, he's

like, he's, like, too, it's really difficult to look. He's he's always constantly and it's like what's what's what's going to see, if I'm just

he's like, he's like, he's like there's like there's like ohra no, but there's like,

there's like on me, I'm I think, there's like, there's a comment, and there's a comment on

his own account and it's written on it's like, it's like, it's like, it's funny, it's a fuck,

and then, the director's the director's the director's the director, and he's Chal Millierre talked to

two young electors, And it's like, he, in a foe agricultural, he's like two dudes of like 19, 20 and it's like

one of the exchange the most weird ever, we're like they're like, then after the year's over, and he's

and then you have you like, he's like, he's like, uh, he's been correct. And then, is like,

is it like, you know, so you know, so I think I'm, I think you're that I'm , you're a

skill set, that's, you know, is that you're that you're not going to cross a person AERL, you're not going to

convince a URL, you can't convince by media interposed a whole of a province, it's just, like, to just, like, to be like, just like, just like,

there's not really, but there's, because in plus, you know, there's a lot, you know, the little guy who vans, or I'm gonna'uque, or I'm gonna'hurti,

you're gonna, have to play, at least, bismilla boutique, like, I don't know, I'm impression that internet is filled of video

that he's to go back to go back to go back, but he's, he's not gonna be no, we've been we can't be

the fucking clip of charmed in Pakistananan It's the sort of move to like we're That's the same, it would be like, it would be like generation old, in fact Exactly. Full pitchie to a son attach to Price There, there's part to a podcast in New York

and it's like, I read the first episode That's what I wanted to do, If I said, I'd say to do If I'd say to do it, he'd have to do this year, post plenty of clips, they have no traction, the episodes, like, 300 views, it's like, the episode of 30 minutes, especially the first,

Where is he's been interviewing, like, It's like, he's interviewed, like, It's like, by a faceless guy, like, like, how, How you're like you've seen? When your life, you know, she's changed, you know, with the politics. Oh, yeah, my years, it's the most belles' years of my life. But, you know, to do you know, when I'm on television.

And, you know, when I was going to do with my life, I'm going to change. I'm like, I'm going to be able to be. I'm going to be like, you know, I've been to go, you know, with what different? You know, I think it's the first time that it's made, there's a lot of the notoriety that it gives to be a political. And, like, but the party, it's going to be the party liberal. I think it's the most great out-out-la-heu, in the courons of Montreal,

it's an habit of like, oh my God, Laval, Sangelis, the liberals, but if they're really not far, it's not over the

change, because, you know, I'm saying, I'm saying, I'm saying, in the Kahn that's the KAC who has gained,

because there's a division of the vote between the PLQ and QS, it's in sure that the KAC has passed.

In the sense that it's sure that the votes liberal, if it's if it's Fond Focking it, it's true,

it can't change, it's all to change, so, Solidare, will turn it around. Like, I'm bullish on QS. I don't know why.

I have a feeling. They have nothing is made but I think that all the other parties are totally the PCQ that's like at the other opposite. I think that's a bit flip around. I have no indicator, I have any other analysis.

It's just an affair of vibes. I would say, maybe, I'm not even if I'm not not even if I'm not on time on time maybe via to try, and then some

and this is like some kind of random. And after that I'm going to be a little random. clips also that they pass or like these memes or they they do. No, it's just like, but it's like, I'm just like, I'm like, in-tacred, they're saying,

they're in their circumscription, they can recreate the coalition they've created, the world are desolidized, are long, but, like, it's a long campaign, and you'd like, you'd like, you'd be more down, and I think they're a little factor that GND had,

that they were able to charm an elector more a little, you, you, you'd have to do you feel to do you, you want to do you want to be your gender, you're in view that you're have more this appeal to an electorate more

view that you have to find someone in their party to make it to the front that like represent a bit this energy that. No, but in the time, I'm, I'm not, if they can't have the O-Rah like Zoran, like, they can't go ahead and they're trying to

go ahead, I'm trying to more, like, plus, sort of place for like, bring, and then. Because for it's just like, that's like, it becomes cultural, like, more deep than politics. It's, you have been a meme, it's something, that there's a synergy

that's just that's created with the internet, where, independently of what the com of the QS do you can, like the internet they're recuperate and create a movement, a ball of the nage. Maybe it's not that's sure, and then it's sure, and I don't know,

how it could be, I don't know. I'm, I'm gonna do, my DGY News, I just like to give me a long name. It's the Flue of Conscience of WoViki. Also, it's like a tendency

to observe the theater, the poetry, the live stream. So, this year, I did an expo at New York that was in Lower Eastside, During that I was there this week there, there was plenty of people around me who were not necessarily to go to other expositions, but they were all, ah, come down to this lecture of poise, or, hey, there's this piece of the

there, she's a, like, in her apartment, or, ah, here, a, here, a piece of theater in a park. There were, like, there were, like, a lecture of poisey, and, and, there were, and, there, activities theatrical. So, so, I'm like, okay, so the theater is really in at New York. In fact, I was there, I saw that, there have plenty of annes, also for a new piece of theater, it's called the Comedia de Larte, of the artist French, Camille Enro.

Like, the 30th, I think, I was the first, but the piece was She was played in September. Camille Enroe, it's like an artist French, as a quite She had used an Enoch, like in 2015. She had an o'amette that's called Gross Fatigue. It's really an o'clock. It's really an o'clock, she's a lot of a piece of theater.

It's called the Comesa del Arte, so she reprainses of the tradition of theatrical, Italian, in a context contemporary. It would have been a impression that, like, you've only talked about, where I think there's two episodes, let's, especially on the mega live stream of Medusa and all the world in... The Streamerface.

Streamer Fest at Miami, it's in Florida. It's a bit of a lot of, because I was like, the Comedia del Artae is often of improvisation around a grand archetype. So there are some of the role that they've been on-jue, and so there's kind of some of the jokes, really grotesque, but, there's a discotomy,

you're opposed to an attention, and one other. I'd just if, just, if there's just personage that that reflect not, you know, if there's not an interest in the world for the theater, and it's not something that we're going to be more in reaction

or, like, it's just the live stream, I think, I think the radio Quebecoise. Like this week, there's been, like, the banana gate, there's a had a hard plastic, gate, or I'm what, I'm gonna. I was, I was there, I'm gonna, I was it, you know, it's charged, you know? Or it's the, you know, it's the rest.

So, you know, like, everyone's the end, like, all the rest of the restic, like, a half banana. So, you, I mean, you, I'm saying, that, it's really, like, we're going to go into these great archetype. I don't know what the piece of Camillian Roe, but I'm very curious to see if I just

if I just like that. In the same time, I was at New York, at four corners of the gallery where I was there were also, in the same semester, a lecture of poise of WoViki. So, I never knew if I'd probably

try to get out of the scene. I'm like realized after, because I've seen plenty of clips on internet and I was like to where I'm, but in the phone, WoViki is like

a systemity of internet that's been known, like, I know, via these livestream of Clavicular, but it's known for his love of Jesus,

and his beef with Bad Baby and also that had revondiqued the fact that that was 2010. In these

years, in the time it's really World Star we're in full like, let's talk, let's

the discourse in the culture afro-american online, let's talk, black Twitter, whatever, we just posted

a video of this lady that was going to full of Spray Town with a great black

scent, yeah, and it was like I'm black like whatever and then after, after he had come

had come up some mock reportage that was I remember not exactly that was like this

she's this has been that's that's that's his breakthrough. And then, she, she'll continue. She's really, really Christian, I think.

It's really Catholic. Like, a minute, there's, like, there's a video where they're, like, if you were to meet Jesus, what question you'd ask her? And she said, like, I love you Jesus. That's a question. He knows.

So, you, brief, I'm going to be in on the clip of Clavicleer, and then I see that she will really make a lecture of poise. So, she, she, she, she, has, like, imprinted his text,

which, for the most of the tweet, in, in the font, that we've been and we're, this is my Michael Jackson Poem. Michael Jackson would have slid in my DMs.

What y'all think? What y'all think? Yeah. I can resonate with Michael Jackson. He liked to be around kids, not in the pedophile way. And animals.

I know they're genuine. Same with autism. That's why I love autistic kids. Just love. That's why God says something very good about the kids. Also, what's interesting, is the crowd of where she was,

dime square. So it was like some of the solylea in a piece, like, these tabby shoes, and it was like, it's like, co-kids, who were there, very attentive, and there also other people who'd like she'd literally

published a book this year, that's, you know, that's, you know, that's, you know, I've come back, to get, people, like, people, like,

people, really, in my community, who are like, Edgar Allan Poe, are, like, incredible, you know, see, it's, you, see,

it's, you, think, so, so, I'm, so, so, that's incredible, let's, let's, I know there almost wasn't a Viki to say wow too. So, he's failed never of Vicky to say wow.

I think that, like, everyone has found the impact of the end up to say, say, it's tweets at other voice, like, it'll have given a gravity. And in the same time, after that, it's been super-couvered. I'll read, like, just the titles of, there's the magazine of Fader, that said, the lecture of Poetry was strangely attachate.

And that's me who's traduied the headlines. If these fans in line can appear ironic, the poise of Wauviki, inspirer of the flu of conscience is eternally sincere Just like to say all the time I think that's like

a kind of versisity to there's a special I think in the fact to be able to incarnate this it's a little

it's a little it's a turn it's like stream of consciousness after that's after that's after that's people who are like

sort of maybe little bit you know these types type of personage that yeah yeah what's

yeah what he's yeah yeah well Vicky also has Fes Rapp Wobh Vicki also has in fact part of bars, the rapper.

It's that. But I think that sometimes, there were some that I think about, maybe an rapist that's potentially, like, sometimes I don't know if it's what the source, but I think it's like,

they're like, it's interchanged. Let's on Vanity Fair, he said, attention please, a showery with the poet official of Dime Square, Woviki, figure controversed and phenomena of Twitter

for an event at Gitchieffirm in the Lower East Side. In gros, like, all the one has like, all over, eat it up, to have mrs.

So, like, why is, let's, let's, that, that it could re-revener to I think it's like, and it's like, it's like, this pair of sense of the moan, you know, circulate, you know, let's just, tantal, today, before me on me on here, I think, I've seen, I've seen that Google has changed

LACD, Ontario for the LACD of America, now it's official, you know, so. So, even the structures, technological that are supposed to be in a certain way, they're also, they're also, they've also, they've used with the moor, you know, in a part politic. So I think that there's like, so Wookieki, it's super pertinent. Because I, I feel like, it's like, a mechanism subversive of the language. It's a kind of a sort of sabotage semantique or, like, to play with the order of the words, and how it's it,

I mean, it's a poem and the theater of Adais, like, Cabaret Voltaire in the years, all of that, who's also in the period of war. I have the impression that, it's like, like, a sort of verity there. Same thing with the Comedia del Artee. I think that's like all these things to us help us to think of the spectacle mediatic.

But it's really because in the Times Square, they're not going to, they don't know, just like counter-culture. Like, yeah, we know a lecture of poetry of Boviki, it's the end of the icky, trust fun, kids, that were there. You'd describe exactly the crowd, just for, let's, let's, let's, with the comedian of Larte, in any case, I'm not named, but,

let's on, with the live stream, you know, I think, there's really, really, really, like, Louis Le Fu, or, like, Jester Maxing, even, at, the first, farfaday. The girl, no, let's see, the, let's see, the review of buff,

yeah, yeah, Pinky Dor. No, no, Kemp, he'll have said farfade all the time. Oh, yeah, the girl, who's a tangleu, yeah it's a tangulo, yeah, it's too farfadege

So, so the next DG News will be a quick DG News but I'm came to asor when I did the research

for this episode on a video of Mr. Beast and it and it had not been not that I was

to analyze his channel YouTube like I do a couple of times by, let's talk by Qoge

by trimest every every month I'm every every the views are more

like the views are like it's like it's the point of Like Steady, he does more some hundred of millions of views by video. But there, the video

that had been presented on my aggregate YouTube, it was a video of his second chain, that's called Mr. Beast 2, where is he did, in fact,

a video that he repurposed of content, that he had already already or he filmed, that he made in a space

of a documentary, that was a kind of a time, it was a video, where is he used to do

footage, that he had already filmed for the other projects, he made all over He created a long video that we'd have been a long video that we'd have been

the narration of the vlog in ten-down the camera, light, with his hands, in his house, he'd just married this evening with his chien in his house. And Mr. Bees, he had all the time had this quality that, where he'd say, I mean, I've got no life. All right, I'm doing the best of the YouTube, all the world. My friends, it's the same that I've been young, it's rendered my employer. The limit, I've got to have my mother. It's really this quality of, like, obscended by YouTube.

Yeah, like, he reprent all the money that he's just, like. Exactly. But also, what I'm interested, is like all his rapport, just, with his life private, and, like, he's mette from the avant, like, personality. Because Mr. Bruce has never, person has never checked

on these videos because, oh my God, his personality, it's like Kai Senat, he's a look sympathetic, like, you know, person, it's never, disheking a video of Mr. Bruce, it's just like, the scale of the video,

the execution, the rapidity, you know, Mr. Bruce, it's not in the chame, you're just, you're fucking geant, and he's just all, and he's just all, he's just all, so it's not, so,

like you can't even be not to be to ever see, that's in getting to get in front of the video, you know,

it's a bit all the thing, it's a full in the front actually, his house, his family,

his wife, his marriage, the fact that potentially, he'd want to get to be, the fact, the views of his

channel, December, I was, like, how we've presented Mr. Bees in the years,

it was like, what he did, with the content video on YouTube, it was, it was just

over the end-and- the video will all all turn to be more Mr. Beastified, continually, more short,

plus of animation, plus of sound effect, you know, it's going to continue to go to get to get back to get into the

mystery, but I had made in fact, I'd like to hear of the question, but I think I changed,

my view, because when I had changed, this video, where is he made the behind the scene documentary,

a, meet my family, and, he'd try to be able to try to expand

his personality, because I think the zeitgeist or the public, And in fact, on the public who's who's really

of these challenges and the tone in these videos, and in the comments it was just that there was just that had, it was like,

oh my God, this content is so much for us for us for us for us and we're like a video of Mr. Beast. Yeah, but it's

me, I'm exactly the same age than Mr. Beast but when he had started, he had 16, 17, 18, 18, 19,

I had this age then, and it's that, and you're ready, the same, you're ready, it's like, so, like,

so, all the time of optimise, whatever, but it's got to develop more his personality to perdue in the time. He's create, like, an attachment like relational with the public. Then after, I'm going to see, it's more recent video,

and it's not really, they're, like, they're, like, because I'd listen to, after that, I was like, I was talking about Mr. Bees, he's ended up in his life, and, you know, in this vlog, it's really absurd,

like the decadence to the time we've putt to build, he's gonna, build, he's gonna, build, he, he's, like, we're gonna build, we're gonna build,

the college, in Columbia, you, it's really, the ultimate philanthropic. And there's even a boot where's he says, likeer the video or give

the money, because you can't have, I'm gonna like, like, the video, and share the more of view

what he does, and buy my bars of chocolate because each dollar donate to my bar of chocolate we're lute against the life infantil, what you prefer?

What do you try to guilt trip, let's once. It's been a grueling couple past days here. But what me and the boys just did is only a fraction

as hard of what the kids that are stuck in illegal child labor here have to do every single day and which is why we're bullding

this school, which is why we're building this whole village so we can give them a place where they can come learn and not have to work on farms all day. Which is also why I'd appreciate if you guys ate feastables, because feastables is on a mission to get as many kids out of illegal child labor as possible. Literally, that's why we're building this village here. Or you can, you know, stick to the status quo, which has over 1.5 million kids in illegal child labor. And if you ask me, is just totally fucked up. Am I allowed to swear? I don't know if I'm allowed to swear, but kids in illegal child labor piss me off. Anyways, I'm going to go to the airport and then we'll close the blog. If you enjoy...

like the sort of result of final to get yourself up by your bootstrap. You see, he created a chain YouTube of nothing, he has scale up. You see that the recit mystery of mystery, he's, he's constantly gross on the company, and his goal, he's like, earnest, he wants to help the humanity. But it seems, it was so that it's for that there was Chocolate Factory. So content is consumed, majoritably by the children. In the same video, you'll see to be able to sur-pregn't a class of kids who have to be in 2nd year, they're not even pre-ad-ado, they have to have to have 8 years, he

on the screen, What two number comes after five, and the kids are like six, seven, and they're caput, it's, so, it's sort of his main channel. He's position, really like a, kind of a messie,

let's see, in the video, it's really, he's not, he's a lot, he's, for, like, to build some

back, there's, it's like, to make some, video YouTube, there's like, a decadence there,

because he's, like, he's to do you get, to know, what's what's going, in Africa, to the West, to Ghana,

everywhere, all, in the South global, It's the imperialist who brings the resources of this year that's impugated

to do you to offer the new kinds of infrastructure there's plenty of problems structural that decoules of the period

colonial, that's so that's really recent this video that? No, it has been in this arc, but it's just that I think

that's just that it's just that it's just that it's like disconcerted, it's all the grange it's full,

it's construed, he's like, this is the village, I'm building in Ghana. Okay, he's that's what he says, he's like, and he's like,

buy my bores to choose, what you want, the statute, you know, it's the menace these things, that's the thing, it's like, oh my God.

Imagine how you're how you're getting connected, if, let's get on, I'm, you know, you're like, you're like, you're like,

it's just to save the Africa, you know, but in fact, it's always, yeah, but, you know, it's a first video that's, he's, you know,

it's always, it's, it's, functioned like that, yeah, so, it's like, just, I was, just, I was, just, I'm offered

with DG News for to talk, because it's, It's like the most great creator of the platform YouTube, which is like the most gross platform, and it's like, I think that if you want to observe where is the state of the occident,

of capitalism, whatever, it's like, what's the importance of history of mystery. It's like the form final of all. Because we've created a platform mediatique that you can construct an empire independent in this theory of croissance infinite.

It's what he adair, but his empire does all the time to become more grand. It's from scratch, it's like contemporary, the business that created. You know, the old richest of genre. Yeah, but he's in a mode of redistribution.

Which is... Yeah, but it's so. But it's all the time that you know more, you know, like, there's like, that's like, un-healthy, because he's not in the advocacy.

He's like, no, my chain YouTube could be more if it was more, I could save the world. It's like that. It's like, not Elon Musk, but, you know, but, you know,

but he's... Yeah, but he's... Mains in the mind. Yeah, man in the mind. I don't know if he'd like, Starlink, now, you can't even you can't,

you can't, you're, like, I'd say an orphanage. For my segment, I'd like the kind of chic, the perl of confidence in our institutions, the avatar of the life and the state of art in Quebec. So it continues a little bit on the language that's vied to sense a little bit.

In plus, I've heard an episode of Cafe Snake, I think it's that it's called Frame Mug Existential. It's Daphne who talks of the influence, I think, of the structure algorithmic on the language, but also on the panse. It's a little in this continuity there. I thought that, when I read around Instagram, on a point of view, really visual, it's very charged in text.

Insoom, there's really 80% or, like, let's 10% of what I see on Instagram, is a lot of text in image. I think that there's already had been a vague of format text, like, let's on the pandemic, I think we're a lot form of, so, it's,

these carousel, but very charged, really dense, often a little more austere, there were also the apparition of the carrie-noir or, sort, of censor, Instagram. It said that there

had been a lot text political, there's on there still, but, like, there's an impression that I see the format really more core It's apparent a little bit more

to what they've done these pages of times in the time so it's text court, punch it's also of the

writing up, a new year with also the typo. I'm so that I've learned for Ate Per for three months

slide one and she's she's they're in afforice he'll keep a course but even

I'm I'm quite compliment to watch by Patrice Roy he made like a post

to say for saying I think the post is super honest in it's just too hot

to the rentry but I'm sure it's it's sure it's a meme intentional in the photo a little flue, the text also is flue.

It's not he controls this conglue, so it's like... You think? I think there's a reflection. There's a guy who has cox? Yeah, it's that. Who has cooked, that? Exactly. Because it's like, in plus, the

culture turquoise, like a little photo of Patrice Roy, but, like, so it's like a little stock photo. So that's, it's like, I'm going to learn a joke, but in a time it was it was just herbal, like, direct.

It makes, it's just a word that's just a word is that's just a commoner So, you see, it's also, I think it's easy. You see, the story, now, you have all the new font, a new typo that you can use to modify your text. There's more of the color. And I think that also, now, you know, the text of info is punched, and then, you know,

let's all the reels, you have all the time, you, to be able to read, to look, in secret, I guess. And they're even to add-up to a photo dump, you can make a caption different by photo. Yeah, I like, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm just that update, that. But it's so, I think, they've even put the long text, so, the long text, so, like the caption, so you might of force, I guess it's a response that the people will make their photo.

So, you're not going to read on the but, but, but, so, I'm just, I can observe in art that there's more and more of the tableau, you know, there's been in the pop art, so that they're reprint,

so there are different moments where the words have integrated in their like a function more abstract. So we're really in the sense of the and we're just to just use with its form.

So, clearly, I see more more of the tableo or of artists who are going to join with this formality that. So I think that that there's,

I can see that subabondance of content and a peter total of sense in the moor in the game politics, it's all this reflection that me also to the trend of the rentry, in the case for me, my feed

is really what I see what I've seen kind of chic, I've seen say, like, I've seen kind of chic but at that, the kids, they go for kind of chic and they're saying, in France after so often the form is ultra-simple, it's like, you see,

written, in group, non-sour-blan, a bit meme font, and the person, after that, they'll continue, let's, I thought that was a trend alert of recession, because, you know, it's kind of chic, and then you say, something that's not too cheap, like, you know, not too much a little proponent, like, not too, but a little, let's not much chic, to have a grand chapeau for to protect you the sun.

So, you know, you know, you're, so you're not so much that, so much of the trend that, why I see that everywhere? It's all right that the boost mediatics is from Drew Barrymore. Drew Barrymore, for me, it's a little, like, it's a kind of, a species of content-vied, a space of non-provocation total. Someone who's always to, like, to talk, like, to talk,

like, fix, it's, they're fix, me, they're provoked. No, but I'd

say, in his incronation contemporary, like, the show, where's, they're all the show, where's,

they're all over , yeah, yeah, it's like, a day time television show, or is it, like, an espit

a space of , and then, finally, he's sato per over the sofa, or, yeah, on the other,

and, and, like, to, and, it's, like, oh, , her house, and her like, like,

for, like, like, all the richest she has had, and then, and then she's, like, in making, she's, in the world, in a lot, she's, she, for me, it's, like, the little girl, you know,

the little girl, but, but, yeah, we're talking to talk about Drew Barrymore, now, and then, and they're, and she's, kind of chic, it's, kind of chique, it's kind of, it's a

grave, as a woman, classic, and now, now, now, now, that's the return, and it's the election, there's, there's many, there's there's plenty of,

there's plenty of, there have, We'll make an extrait there. Is it kind of a chic to have been the same like that's

kind of chick to walk than more less chard of gas. Is it kind of of chick to go to have a university

and not have a ron for a lot of jeans to not think to think to think of how you're

doing the work by independence journalistic? But you're kind of chic to march, it's a cost less of gas. So you know, there's like, you're like, try to avoid that the

things cost share? Because at the beginning, you're like, you're like, we can't do you, kind of chic, the ice bucket challenge? In the sense that ice bucket challenge,

it's really enormous. All of them were and it's like a gesture that you indicate to all that you do the same thing. It's sure that's for a level of fund for the scleros lateral amiotrophic.

There are really, like, so it's not completely, because, you know, in my head, like, I had no idea that's not that. I know that I didn't know that it's for a cause, but I was completely I'm gonna be able to get, what, the cause, you know?

It's the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. It's because there's, because there are the MIME, they can't reach the status that, because it's the debut, you know, if we're, you're, that we're having Barack Obama, you know, there's Barack Obama and there's George Bush. There's, like, there had a venter that people who had it had reprie, and it would say that, it's a sort of a sort of, like, we're all together, like, we're together, but in time, it's not too challenging, you know, it's not grave. You can be at right, you're going to be at the gore

You've got to be really, like, you know, so, you know, Trump was like against brat, let's on. So, like, I'm like, you're like, I'm like, I'm like that kind of chic, I've seen, like, a very large of, like, and then, and then, it's, like,

it's, I'm going to, it's like, oh, yeah, like, I, like, I, like, that's, who big Yahoo? It's a bit bit ya-ahoo.

It's a lot, so-ya-you-you-you-a-you-old, there's a sure-n-n-n-old, and that I'm not barred down I don't embarking in the Lord, to explain why. At the ball, I think it's a disc, and the reprie. It's like it's a way of connecting, I think, with the Genzi, or I don't know what. There's a lot of people who say-up, but, you know,

it's a lot of culture, like, yeah, it's like, Edithler, Daphne, but the people are like, they're doing videos of film, or is that, it's like, the reprises of film. Because of the principal of the films are reprieve by, like, Charlie Kirk, Netanyahu, Jeffrey Epstein, and, like, Barack Obama. He, I think that it was,

Dispeakable Me. In any of the Villain, and he's one of the Villain't, Big Yahoo! And the IDF invaded El Maduro's mosque in the Gaza Strip to rescue Ja'L Shelby. Erica began spraying down the terrorists with goy sludge from above, and Gal Gadot launched a full frontal assault on El Maduro's subordinates. After dealing with El Maduro's bodyguards, Big Yahoo demands Maduro to release his Mossad agent.

As Maduro unveils Yadl strapped to a missile, he reveals that with one press of a button, she would be sent to Tel Aviv and get obliterated by the Iron Dome in an ironic twist. After the IDF managed to remove the remote from Maduro's possession, Big Yahoo could finally have his one-on-one with Maduro and the battle between the Lion of Zion and the fallen tyrant began. As Maduro injects himself with the peptides, he morphs into the perfect light-world Of course, I'm not, of course, I'm not, because I'm like, I'm like, I'm not going to be a cringed.

And then I said, I'm just making quite a bit of quake-a-holt of TikTok, and I'm like, I can't even I, I see not. At all, just, just, I'm just like, I can't get into. Like, Daphne, Furnty, kind. But the world, he's called Big Yahoo! Ironically, I think. Now, he's reprie, you convent

Naruto himself, he's that, but it's the problem of these trends of meme, too drool, it's when he recuperate, it's like

if we've created some cashet cultural. The Nourmi, they like, they're like, they're like us normal, that's about,

it's supposed to be a dis, but he's really really repri, and justly, it's justly, it's like, it's there's always

there's a trend, where it's, like, he'd demand to be to begou, it's like, a hero, maybe, that's crazy,

but, In any, there's kind of chic to love your country, and there's photos of him, and you have also, you know, kind of chic to have the best friends, and there's a photo of him with Trump, kind of chic, to arrest the Iran. In other case, it's like, a lot of chic to have the peace. When I've seen that, it's kind of like it's kind of a little glassy the sample, and it's kind of, it's kind of strange that they can't be through Berymore, Sonia LeBelle, and Pierre Maksween, they're going to do it, like, sure, like, sure, like, to

make sure, like, chic, like, to, like, with Big Yahoo, you know, it's like, the vacuity the message, it's a little cringe. And then, in plus, when I did my research, to the city of Montreal, who posts a gross content of text. In what I saw that say, and it says, Montreal, will be pronounced

on the case, on the case, on the term that would have been employed by the United. So, like, oh, my God, is, is that...

Is it like, I'm reveyeye, and it's a war criminal? And I was, like, excited, I was with my Mare, I'm saying,

hey, it's that we're doing, like, it's what we're going to be able to, you know, obviously, I'm sure,

And there's not this video, let's on. And then, in fact, there's more a message that says, you know, to live in a peaceful, well, you know, the Ville of Montreal has chosen to not be expressing, or in any case, to recognize that we have all of the different, and it's a message a bit on the living ensemble that me left it really, like, a little degouted, you so. So, like, it's like a discourse that me feel a bit to feel like if she had a fear to castes their ewe, like, if she had a power to tell a proposal that could

be a bit more than, for certain, and I think, there's a few ways to, and I think there's example, let's. And also, there's also many people who lobbied very hard. For not, in fact, the Council Municipal, because it's a motion of Projects Morale, Projects Morale that they've been put out, they've been Valery Plante, so they're, they want to get back

in the discourse. And I think there's no, the leadership, so, like, the people, they can't, I don't know, I don't know how it's been, and I think there's a lot of people who have been really modified for that, but, you know, they've got to be sort of people, like, Mitch Garber, and, like,

the world, influent of the community, Morales, whatever, community, and Sija also, which is like our equivalent to APAC, you're still not, not APAC, is it still not not APAC, is the company of financement political, of organizations of your own political, which is made for, it's like, American Israel, PAC, AIPAC, finance plenty of politics, both

democrat than Republican, and in exchange, like, they're going to say, they support Israel, they're going to be they're going to have voyager there. So, you know, like, you know, we see Jha, here, they've gone to go to do you, like, you know, you do, do you, do you, do, do you, do you, do you do, like, Guilla, But De Nicarre, but De Nicarre also, that are strange,

Zionist art, you know, and we... I know that there's, like, really a lot of that, but I think that I had, like, a certain naivety that we were there, let's have a sort of posture as solid that could have or also risky, mayt-all that could be able to do

the mayor of the New York, who, still, on the planet a cultural, a, very different, you know, which, perhaps have even certain similarities with Montreal, on, you know, I would say. I had just impression that,

like, it was really difficult to have a discourse political, like a complex, to assume, with the nuance, because I understand that's not a situation super evident, let's on, but I'm

I'd even think to that the Ville of Montreal is really a position more firm, like I'm trying, like, it's a podcast that I've recently, which is

like, like, a little dated, but with the searcher's of Catherine Liu, that Daphne has already talked in an episode

preceding, she had published several books, like the Monopole of the Virtue against the class managerial

or the books on the trauma. Lored of one of his passage at Doom Scroll with Joshua

Cintrella, an episode on the psychology of liberalism, Catherine Liu has We're going to start on a metaphor of the life, okay, for critiquet the state

psychological and the fragility of the cultural liberal. Its theory is, it's kind of fly-y, you know, I'm not that I'm terene all, but there were like the images that I think interesting. The theory, it's article so three points. It's a pretty fruidious. There's a refue of the differentiation, so, the immaturity genital, so we're a rebe, to learn a Dysk, so when we're neil the children, like, you know, to get it, you know, to get it, you know, to get it, to get your desire, and to

to have to go to have to the toilet, to do that, and like to be a adult, and evolve. She's also to the other than a symbol of fragility liberal. So the fear of bris and the fear of this cracky, she's like, some, like, someone who can't get to be counter-dire, who can't have to have a debate, because we have a fear of fissure emotionally,

we're afraid of being opposed. And she talks also of an ewee, like, a sort of a sort of, we have a kind of a coquette protect-itrists. We refuse to get in the world exterior, and that's a bit more like, like it's like a kind of, like, to want to be like, like,

to be like to be like a construction of a discourse political complex, to just rest in the bonn vibes. So she'll have the tyrannies of let's, because we'd not sort of there,

to our comfort. So, like, I'm, I think, that's an image that I'd like a image that I'd a much, not a knife,

like a new of all, but really a new offer, so, so, so an espouse the ovale. I've used to repented in

recently, I've seen appear to a bit, and I'm a few, and I'm a minute to me ,

He did video 3D and his character, I had crossed recently and I was like, hey, you why do you do, because you have a personage pretty person's like an espouse d. And you're like, ah, it's really my character the most popular. It's a go really viral, the personage of the love of Katrina DM. And so often you can read in comment, like, wow, I'm saying, wow, I'm looking Mattom. And I think that, I also, I'm also, I'm rapported to this sort of form flotent, that I try to conserve, perhaps, of this universe that goes very, very, very,

because it's like as a very vulnerableizing. But I'm saying that I'm kind of the impression that sometimes that we're trying to like someone who could not be able to be in surface or, let's say, kind of chic, don't have 50 years, we're not searching very long, we don't want to be confronted,

and all this reflection on the fact of a new and the discourse vied of kind of chic, I just have made a little reflection that is on the possibility to have these discourse complex, political, and the fact that,

all the most people partage just this kind of chic, it's a bit a little bit to think what I'd like, let's say, let's say, about my institutions, because I'm like, I feel like that all of some of, I feel like that's a per to be a lot of confidence on the world, from the institutions that we're here, but also, you know, in my own visual

in some moment, all the museums are in reconstruction, so you've got perhaps you've been but if you go on Instagram, in some moment, the state of art in Quebec, it's Chantier Core. All the people make these photos in a small with a little cask

because they're in trying to be renovate. At the pandemic, I'd say, you have the Center Fie that's from 2019 for a renovation, which was the DHC Art, you have the Museum of Contemporary of

the Montreal, the Mac, that's a little they're in the festival, I think the people can't be more than can't be like, it's like,

brief, because, like three years, there's not really there's there's a museum of both of all of

2007 and 28, there will have two new foundations, the foundation of the Centre Fesonofe the CAB also, that will

open in the Chabanne that's the standard of Jobata, and the Museum of contemporarine that's like I'm like, hey, it's the fun, we're finally to have, you know, the Quebec is kind of a

turn-oct, I think, in terms of art, we have like an history short, but a story really rich. And then it's the fun because we're like, plenty of gross institutions that are re-uvered. And then I'm just, like, I hope that, like, these institutions will have the time to be to be questions, while they were firm, to,

to retrive their restructuration, and I'm wondering what they're going to us apporting. I'm like, from the pandemic, but those who who port really, the art contemporaries to it's often, it's always

not the institutions for to play their role in some the same. The same that's the museum of the boasur, they've changed

to change three times three times in two times. There were the challenge administrative. And so the galleries of private or,

let's on, many of initiatives ported by the artists. So it can be the galleries, those A. B&L also

who are different events, with the means of the board, so often with the other ways, the new galleries or the centers,

the galleries of the apartments or or the shows in the studios of artists, in these in the garages in board, they, they function all in a way a bit fluid, survivalist. We're probably the code of the institutions. So, you'll be able to be there's an hour of open-shirts, they're going to have these

expo. We'll have to serve the 50, let's talk, we'll, let's see, we'll, we'll all take care. And there's also a kind of fluidity that's create, because they don't need to respond to those of the people, and to be support between them. I hopefully, the museums will be able to be inspired, perhaps, the various approaches that's been developed by the centers, and by, by, the galleries private. The gallery privy, you can always go to it's gratuil. They function only by the

VIII Dauvres-doveord. So, at every time you enter, you can't go to go to get a show, that's really fucking good. But you don't have no need to pay a code of entry, and they don't have no need to respond, let's-o-a-plus. I think it's really fun, what the galleries we've got to put up to put up to play a role

to help the role of their contemporarine, but, you know, a little like the role of Radio Canada, let's be kind of an institution that we're to criticize and that's she's going to change and evolve. But she has, kind of offer an

space of a confidence and a perennity to the information, but also I think we have a business for functioning. And they're

they have some role that, it's to say that the museum will have over, like, the collections, they're

going to preserve the art in future. And, especially with the art visual, and like, we could probably talk, let's, let's

the pictures, the sculpture, all of what, what's, what's, it's, it's all the time exist,

because it's been sponsored by, like an institution like, if you can come up all the time, it's all the time it's been financed by the maceens,

financed by the church, financially. To take the time to do that, before it was full to make an marginisedy,

it was just for the aesthetic, for the religion, for accerted your power. It's like, it's part in hand of why

these expertise and these practices and these practices that have been like two million or four thousand. I think that's just that it's always

completely related intrusect to some finance what I mean, what I mean, by the fact that the galleries function in a way a bit survivalist, it's more that they repose

than on them for pay the loyayee, you know. And so it's, it's to develop these strategies for to assuring to sell or distribute or to and also create a context around the new, and then to then, then, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so it's so that's being the agents, the branding agent. Exactly, yeah. In your own, we're like, the company privy, like,

the branding agent. But, you know, I think it's, it's, the fact of the galleries privy, maybe perhaps, it may be more modulable or to change or to adapt to more easily, perhaps, to conditions and to changement. And for what is the little initiatives, you know, it's like, some of the things that are, sometimes they part and they're made for more than a bit, it's like, I'm going to do.

Like, I have the energy and the stamina, but, you know, like, if there's not a support in-arrier, if there's often, they do it, for a part of a bit, and then, it's important to have the institutions for just to say, what the type of art that we want to be developed, you, but, that's the fun that it would be like, not a bit of sense, and he's not

afraid of having their positions firm. All I'm gonna say is the world will not be the same when this game comes out.

Really? It was fucking the sickest shit I've ever seen. It was the coolest thing I've ever seen. It was fuck.

It's gonna blow the fucking tits off the house. Is it so realistic? Cunt. Cunt. Markets are gonna crash. Stocks are gonna

how much do you sell it for? I've done the segment I think it's a a little course on the new trailer of GTI, who's that's out of Grendeth Toto, which is the property of the video

the most anticipated to the world, for the people who are not the memo in 2013, Rockstar, who appartes to take two, one of the most the big video of

world, has started the five-eighth to show iconic, you're gonna be able to do you put, the idea, you're gonna, you're a single,

but in general, what is really made of the avant, it's all the notion that it's a new that's a

new thing that's a new thing that's really that's really the open world as a form of the

form of the popular of all the series of the series of games contemporary are the at the

way they have tried to have an open world in FIFA in Pokemon in these these games

these games that's runes into the open world but JT has really been really

after after an evolution of the world of the game that has really been kickstart by the start by the start

of the new get started and get back up a new generation resuscited of momentum and in fact liver the

merchandise for to see a game that's the game the most popular of a generation it's that I think I'm

like how between GTA 5 and Gt all that's all that's changed and how much it's a

point it's a cause of a certain when the when the year starts initially the 5

it's kind of we're we're still we're still in the old PS4 of Xbox

360. I mean, and see, it's a bit absurd, but I remember to have seen a segment of Monsieur Net Mr. Net. Mr. Net? Mr. Net, a music plus, who reviewed the game. And we had full of emphasis on the realism,

oh, look, the graphicism of Lowe, you can do you can do you want, the map is so much, oh, the animations, you know, when you get someone behind

that you march with gougun, look, how if gouguble can't be like the real gougon, you, we insist, full, on the fact that

that this game It was really to reproduce like to reproduce, like, the reality, you know, and the real life, yeah, yeah,

and at what point we're at all the point, it was like, the animation of video, we're not about a lot of

the technology that's in the interior of the but just really, like, visually, of what it

has been that, the phenomenon at the beginning, there was, there was, the version in line,

it was, it was really, like, in the course that it was not so the online gaming,

like, the open world, like that, and even more the streaming of video. So it's like if this game that has been like the base on which is like, create a lot of things that have culminated during the pandemic. Because what is it

is happening with GTIs? It's a where is it often, or who is it, a class of creator, of coder, who, are going to create by the issue. So the, the game, J.O.5, to be like an espouse in fact, like just

a space of sandbox, where is that here the framework of the game, that's what we've created, the map, the mechanics, and all. you can modde the game. You can create by-dose that, so, so, these new buildings,

these new vehicles, new vehicles, new new cheat code, the new reality physical, or, let's on, I like, I like, I like, I'm gonna'all where the map is plenty of

of brouillard, and here, like, I'm gonna to create a faux-brouillard, and all that, and so, it has really to bring to the amount of the

years have advanced than JT.T. Tried, and it's, when it's, when all the entire, and everyone'd played at the

video, and the version PC of GTA had finally set out of the main, and there's a really accelerating the modding of the game, and there's a company that's formed, that's called 5M, who is the most of the space of where the people published their mode of GTA, and it's made in sort of, it

has opened all the pan of the RP on GTA, so the role-playing, the larping, the version modern, the world, live-action role-play, just like, just like, these streamers or these universe of video, because the people create a map, a world, met plenty of users,

of the real humans and they're just like if he were really there in the reality there's a sort of you're a police

or you're a criminal to try to try to find there's just all that's it's made but much through the

light of the streamers that's the people play a person have some they're doing some

they're doing on direct on direct on Twitch all the great streamers contemporary all since

except like even fucking Ascent Piker have been a phase of GTA roleplay

during the whole people is passed at And it's been, in fact, for the young, Jetsy, and the alpha, for that the game is known. They have not known the version of 2013 to 2019. There were, like, six years.

The JTI is a game, it's a 10 and more, you know, it's full vulgar, there's gong, you, there's some, there's sexuality, you so. Well, in my head, it's, you frap someone and you vows his char, you speed run, you do some... You see, in my time, it's a bit more... You see, in my time, it's a bit misogine. Well, yeah, misogine, principally, also, in the personages that you're of the avant, the personalities satiric, the radio that

played in the charred, it's like a kind of caricature of Rush Limba, a species of republican indigent, it's very satiric of the culture. And also, it was just like edgy, misogine, all the species of qualificative proper at 2013, it's like, just pre-Gamergate,

it's just the sole side, guys, of, like, we can do all right, we're doing it, it's so, but it's like building up. So, in the front, there's all of all, and, just the most young, public, he knows GTA, for the fact you can role play to know

to be something social. GTI made the paris to start a new game because they've never never arighted to update the 5 the 5 is not too like he decided to get a new

it's been even a meme at the travel oh my god Sophie at Cafe Snake before Gtah 6 oh my god to mooner a kid before Gtac

like it would be like a new era yeah but it's like it's like it's so far it's so much it's like

Charlie Creek who is dead before it's like it's like is like who are they're going to put it in the include? At how point there are these iterations of the game?

I'm in my head it's like always the same context, it's like you're like a gangster. No, but there's a literally, I could probably to be the clip I've seen

on TikTok, who created a mission in a mode of GTA because the goal is to be assassinate Charlie Kirk. It's exactly the same setup,

same ecole, all the dimensions are the same tantes, you need to mount on the top to snipe Charlie's. There, the year, the

November, the 18, November, this year, after more than a year and enemy of retort and there will not the functionality online and the game will not

start on PC GTA and Rockstar miss really on the fact that like hey we've made enough on on the content that's in

that it's going to tough for for that we can't finish the part online of the game so that's like a

sort of a set for a letdown or like a kind of controversy where is that the young

are so much to play online to show video that if you there arrive and you're you're saying do the

story mode of GTI, it's like, like, like, like, like, envoy to, like, I'm going to,

like, there's a little, as to be a hurdle, as to be the success that's all the whole thing,

and it's on the trailer that is out of the time, which we're able, really, who are, who are the characters who are

the first time, one of the characters like, you're in playing, like, the characters how they are, and in J.T.A.5, there were a

person who's called Trevor, who was like an kind of an esprit, like a kind of, misogyn, who'd say all the things the most crazy who'd say the N-word, you know, it was really,

it's really, what's up, my N-word, I know, it's the same that's the same person, that, and the world he compares, the old clip of cinematic of Trevor to new clip, to show up,

and in fact, it's been a suhup, and in fact, technically, it's a guy sulop, it's just a game that's just a game for you endormire, you, you're sedate, you'll go to,

to critic, you know, say, let's the fans of Nick Fuentes who say that, like, to conteste Israel, you're going to play at JETA, like, whatever.

Okay. In the sense that it's a game that's made to distracts the mass, you know, because is, is it too adosy,

maybe it? Yeah, it's too adducied, there's too too, there's too you could not have some kind of

of, you know, kind of a Twitter talking point, like, I, like, I've been not seen the group,

critic of video to talk, but on Twitter, they're, even not even not even got I've made a segment

with Donnie Talbo of Mr. M. Okay, too far, I adore Don't know how much. I tried to talk about,

it's going to do, like, what's the kind of, what's the first shit that's like, you know, I'm saying, you know, what's the

fact that's like the satire of the society American, that's been that's the other people, he thought,

he thought, that would be a newt to say, yeah, I'm going to do what they're doing, what's going to

what they're doing on the culture contemporane, what's they what they're saying, what they're saying on the influencers.

He's even in the clip it's like a weird they're like they're like, they're like, they're like, they're like, okay,

it's at the time that's like this lent to like that while I'm trying to when I'm talking about it

was like oh my god the gugouin and like the whole real realist so there there's a

kind of kind of in the attempt over this in the trailer just like interesting

there there at a moment on there a one way we there a fucking streamer

who debark that's like in in the of the car, he's out, and you see, he's in live in GTI, but it's like that's like a live, for real, there's like a chat, there's people who are in chat, and there's like if your

mission was live streamer, you're like in a kind of, a space of chase of police, which is diffused in direct, I don't know who, I see not too, which it's gonna at how much GTIA wanted push an immersion in this show, because there, they've made this extended look, but I'm they're not making all this who have really

worked through, because it's just to work to be like to be surprised for when he's And I'm gonna be what the ecosystem of content about the GTI, like when he will have the version online? If you can stream in GTIA, the people can't you check in the GT or you streamed your GTIP and the world, he checks on Twitch?

Is they will announce a partnership? There's like a teaser a partner with other games video in the sense that you have to play in Baskett, Tuckie, in Tuckie, who is a franchise of a game of basketball, who have, like, a collaboration with JT for you can't play with Basket in JT.

So GTI is it just a type of a receptacle Or is the games and the social and the reason why it's in the final, and finally, like, like,

to be the economy parallel that's a system of bank, a system of money. There's a many who pitch the appeal of GTE

is that all the big games that are the old shows social, the time contemporary, that's just

that's just justly GT5 or Minecraft or or Fortnite, all the great phenomena of game

video, have created a economy complete satellite Roblox also, around the so,

so you're smart and you're young in this moment, you're you're to prepare at the

out of GTA because it can change your So that's a big of a discourse also that comes on how we want monetize what is to offer So there's kind of of what, the order of the insider trading, to know what the real functionality of this game?

Because you will be able constructs around the game like 5M that had been constructed around GT5, so the service of aggregator of mode, which, before GTIS 6

had been re-cheted by the company. So, someone has created a company on GTA where they make some modes, the people can upload their mode, And it's been so it's been so much that Rockstar

has to get to it's a so it's it's a few to see how it to be a fact it's not

I'm not to do you know I'm going to I'm a kid I'm going to I'm playing I'm even I'm even

impossible I'm even more all right all this all this is these people do you're like let's

not your boyfriend play because you have like you're like you have you have you're you text your

girlfriend and and all you you know in my time in the I'm like you're like I'm just like level GTA, so I'm not sure.

So, like, I'm like, after that, I've seen in the comments, the people said, ah, I, if you saw all the things that I've said, we're worst, and then, you know, it's like, it's like, it's like, it's like, I'm gonna do it, but there's, there, you could retenters, with, actually, the female, Luceia, your couple, you've got to work on, to try and you can, also, you can go

to strip club, to, you, see, you can, like, I think, you can, really, I think, all the language, in fact, sex, sexuality, drug, because, I'm, I remember in GT5, you could be at your, you have a bung, you'd like you'd like a baby, and you stanza, you'd

a puff, and then like, like, and the view was like, like, it was like, it'd be a lot of, to have an impression to have an interaction incredible. No, but rich, it's complex, you know? Yeah, it's, that.

In fact, it's, that, it's a other episode of Caffe Snake. Thank you, Sophie. All of Fame, already. Exactly. You have to do you? Ah, yeah, I,

do you? Yeah, so. So, I'm two Charlotte, because there are two grand painters Quebeck who are going to launch these expositions in the next year. Elisa Fontaine, colorature at the Gallery Panguang, 16 September.

Vincent Larouch, tympan at E-likeur, the 17thm, it's gratis. And let's go, and leave it. And then, thank you all the time. Partage, like, and have been seen a good semester. At the next, the music of intro, and Azlo, A-Z-Ello. Bye. Oh Oh

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