OG & Rookie ép. 3 : le stand-up et internet avec Amelle Chahbi et Merwane Benlazar

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Comment Internet a complètement changé la donne pour une carrière artistique. OG & Rookie c’est quand une pionnière, ici Amelle Chahbi, parle de la place d’internet dans une carrière artistique avec un rookie, ici Merwane Benlazar.  Abonnez-vous ici : dailymotion.com/sosh#video=xsz   Retrouvez Sosh sur les réseaux sociaux : Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/sosh  X : https://twitter.com/Sosh_fr  Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/sosh_fr http://www.sosh.fr/

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00:00 Sosh and Konbini are here.

00:01 She is Amel Chabi, the OG of stand-up.

00:04 I love OG, OG!

00:07 He is Merwan Benlazar, the rookie of the Comedy Club.

00:11 Don't forget to subscribe to Sosh. Thanks to Sosh, the last...

00:13 No, I'm stopping.

00:15 I'm totally into the placement of products.

00:16 We're going to be happy, I think.

00:17 We brought them together to talk about humor,

00:19 how it was before the Internet, and how it is now.

00:21 It's OG and Rookie.

00:22 Amel, how did you start?

00:26 I started...

00:27 There weren't many Comedy Clubs.

00:29 We played in front of our director.

00:32 He put a small pallet.

00:33 We played among ourselves.

00:34 You played in front of him?

00:36 The things you would play directly in front of...

00:38 In front of a real audience.

00:40 What we see on TV, filmed,

00:42 is this the first time you play it in front of an audience?

00:43 Absolutely.

00:44 Oh wow.

00:44 What did you forget?

00:45 Because I imagine it wasn't paid to play alone in front of a chair.

00:48 So we were skinny.

00:50 We were skinny.

00:52 The old generation, Miskina,

00:54 and the new one, Hanula.

00:59 How did you start?

01:00 On TV.

01:00 How old were you when you saw us?

01:02 I was in middle school.

01:03 I think I was in 5th grade.

01:05 I know it hurts to say this.

01:06 There was a guy in the same program as you,

01:10 who was a specialized educator in our middle school.

01:13 In our group of friends,

01:14 one of us was expelled,

01:15 the specialized educator took care of it.

01:17 So we told him to go and give us theater lessons.

01:20 So we asked him,

01:21 he said no,

01:22 we insisted,

01:23 and in the end we did 4 or 5 years of theater with him.

01:25 I started early, at 16,

01:27 for me it was a game.

01:28 It's super early.

01:29 Since then it's a game.

01:29 The goal is then,

01:31 how to make the networks last,

01:33 how to change everything.

01:35 Do you realize the liberation of social networks today?

01:39 Wait, even filming yourself,

01:40 Rohan, it's crazy.

01:42 I realize today,

01:44 when you have a stand-up show,

01:46 you can't go beyond social networks.

01:48 And do you feel,

01:49 when you send these videos,

01:51 when you make creations and put them on the networks,

01:53 do you feel that it clearly fills the rooms?

01:55 Yeah.

01:56 When people follow you, they already validated you.

01:58 They know they like you.

01:59 After the second step,

02:00 it's going to be to make them click on the link in bio,

02:01 make them click on the number of places,

02:03 make them click on "buy",

02:04 make them enter their credit card code, etc.

02:06 That's the whole point of trying to post things,

02:09 trying to tell stories.

02:10 You have to remind them all the time,

02:11 "go buy tickets, go buy tickets".

02:13 So we were the mouth to the ear.

02:17 The mouth to the ear.

02:18 There was someone on the square of the city who said,

02:21 "oh yeah, oh yeah".

02:23 People went to the resellers to buy their tickets.

02:25 So the big surfaces are full of stuff.

02:27 Absolutely, that's it.

02:28 You can give the info around the neighborhood,

02:31 bakery, bakery,

02:33 where you put a lot of flyers.

02:35 You saw how it's better now, right?

02:38 *BOOM*

02:39 KONMINI!

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