A video of comedian Malik Bentalha parodying Pascal Praud’s show “l’heure des Pro” on Cnews and Imam Chalghoumi is a hit on the social network X, with more than 8 million views in less than 24 hours.
The sentiment is a different way of talking about the war in Gaza while drawing attention to the way media outlets like Cnews, a far-right channel, report news related to the tragedy in Palestine.
For the first attempt, it is a masterstroke for Malik Bentalha, who has perfectly imitated the star presenter of Cnews and his way of leading the debates, his couple moves and his barbs against those who express opposing opinions so as not to deviate from the line Chain belonging to the Bolloré group.
A video parodying Cnews and Imam Chalghoumi goes viral on X
Not to stray too far from the real show, which generates numerous controversies – it was Pascal Praud who, more than a month ago, when France was faced with the spread of these small pests, mischievously questioned the possible link between migrants and bed bugs – Malik Bentalha decided to call his parody show: “The Hour Too Much” on TNews, with Patrick Traud, who looks like the real host.
Among his guests is a certain Larsen Harbouni, Imam of Nancy, who recalls a certain Hassen Chalghoumi – the famous Imam of Drancy with controversial positions, appointed representative of the Muslims of France. To get internet users in the mood, Imam Harbouni is portrayed as a “double Olympic medalist of Islam” and author of the book “Les Musulmans Stop.”
Also seen on the set is a certain AbdelKader Ziani, a Harvard graduate, who remembers Karim Zéribi, one of the rare personalities of the diaspora who presents balanced opinions, defending Muslims every time and denouncing the “two double standards” of certain media and defender of Benjamin Netanyahu’s Israeli government.
The video, published on Thursday evening, went viral on the social network X and was viewed more than million times.
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