[REDIFFUSION] Tristan Lopin, la dent cassée la plus connue des réseaux

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0:51Today, I receive a friend with whom I do have to eat for two years. And of course, we will soon dîner together. A friend who I saw for his previous show at Olympia. I think he has met his parents in a place. A friend who I love him. but he's a new show in September. It's called... Partez sans moi, I'm joining you. Thank you. I'm calling the most famous in the social media. Tristan Lopin, hello. Bonjour Nora. How are you going? It's fine, yeah, it's fine. It's fine. It's fine, I'm very happy to meet you. I'm going to enter into the subject. There's a picture of you who will be in the show for the people who watch the podcast.

1:33for the people who listen to us and who don't make it and not make it a podcast, go to Google, tap the affiche of the new show of Tristan Lopin. There are several things to say on this affiche. First of all, my very good friend and director Norman, I don't know if you know, he said, what's that he goes well this verse. So I'm going to tell you. It's very cute. I'm not sure the only one that I thought was that you were torse nu. But it's true. I'm not sure that it would work well. So it would not work for the same. I thought it was maybe epilé. Because Tristan wears a shirt a little pech. A little pech.

2:09And a shirt. And a vest in cuir vert. And so, I saw you had tagged, je matou, a stylist with which you had worked. And so, I wanted to know why you took a stylist. Do you take a stylist regularly? What's important for you, this appearance physique? On the scene, in all of a sudden, the style, the look. So I remember when I was in Olympia, when I saw you, I told you what you're doing, what's beautiful, what's the boots, and everything. And you had a kind of jeans well cut, boots well cut, this large chemise. Yeah, it's that. So, it's interesting. I got a stylist. Because I told you that the show, for the two previous show, we had a little shooting not at the end but it was not in system D but we didn't put the tools very strong in it so the shooting was super it was with Thomas Brough that I love and all but we didn't prepare the shooting very in front of me we were all going with the fringes that I had in my placards and all and I thought that it was a new spectacle I wanted to be a thing really prepared in front I didn't want to arrive the previous one I was I was finished the show, three days after I played my rodage.

3:23And we had really started. And there, I had really wanted to prepare it in front, that we could announce the thing, that people could take their place, that I had the time to write, to repeat for arriving with a really finished project. I wanted to have an image, which is a little bit strong, which change. And I thought, even if I take a good photographer, who is Guillaume Blot, who made the image, I thought, well, I thought, to take a stylist for really that everything is raccord and that there's not a thing left to say that it's too good, the photo is super but it's a bad thing that's not a...

3:56And in fact, I like to behave so I have a little taste but I certainly didn't have done what she did as a work, Sonia. And so I was very happy. It was the first time you worked with a stylist? It was the first time I worked with a stylist for a shooting to me, to me, to me, to me. After that's already happened for magazines, but not that much. And for example, for the magazines, I imagine you have the choice to be shot with your fringes of what you have in your placard. Is it a particular importance to say, I need to recommend you, I want to be put in value, I don't know what. Is it something where you want to do it?

4:33Or is it you want to do it? Or is it you want to do it? I know I have plenty of contradictions on this question. I like it very well. And in the meantime, I'm a little bit of control freak. I need to be sure that what the person does is fine. So I'm going to say it's very hot for me to propose a hot. But if there's something that I don't like, it's really a redidbiteur, I don't want to go. You have confidence in your taste? Yeah, I think. I have confidence in very few things. But it's a thing where I know what's nice and what's nice. Well, I mean, it's a very good idea. Absolutely. And for example, your tenue of scene, you've already found your next tenue of scene?

5:16You've got a tenue of scene, you? I've got a tenue of scene for the previous one, and even the previous one. I don't know, I've seen people, especially Marine Leonardi, who play each time with a different tenue. I have the impression. I think it's so much refreshing. And in fact, I thought, is it not a cool to get with the tenue that you have to wear the day J, without saying, I'm going to be wearing like this, like that. In a case, it's comfortable. It's true. I have a lot of rituals before I'm going to go on. And so, I have a little of a situation where I'm saying that it's a lot of a sensation that I'm going to so if I have the shirt with the chemise that I know, the pantalons that I'm going to this height, I'm going to say that all is calé for an kind of panoply for going on.

5:57So it's a bit of a rassurant. But in a case, I'm going to say if I'm going to a little bit on the latch-and-prise, it would be a good to try to say that in fact, I can... Yeah, And at the time I find it super complicated. I've tried to say, you know what, I'm going to go with the hat I wear today. And then I think you don't have an espèce of scission or a rupture between the normal life. But you could say, I'm going to put in my sack a hat I have to wear this evening without that hat I wear. Yeah, well, the thing that I wear is that the hat I wear or that I wear the choice of wearing, so not on this podcast actually, because I have done the choice.

6:28To me, I don't have to say because I think you don't have to wear it in everyday life. But otherwise, I've done the choice of that we don't have to wear it. I was thinking, okay, it's not an appearance, but we're going to go tranquille without that it's because I'm thinking, otherwise I'm going to look at the images and it's going to be a cauchemar. I'm going to say, I'm going to say, I'm going to say, I'm going to say, at least it's more a question. And I know that on the same thing, I'm saying, I don't want to say anything. So when I choose my clothes in my life, generally, I choose to be able to, I'm not going to play, but to me to play at me or because I think it's beautiful.

6:54And I don't want to ask myself this question at all at all. Because I... Yeah, you're always with a shirt and a jean. Yeah, and before I played in sweatshirt, figure it out. I thought it was good to play in sweatshirt but in any case I don't want to be in a thing I was forced to have to have to have to have a show I saw people, I don't know who the other day a humorist who was playing with I think it was Laura Felpin I was wondering if when I saw her show she was going to have a rollout Ah yes, she had a thing noir I was thinking that the tissue was very thick You said it's a crazy thing it was extremely hot and in the meantime she had this kind of physique of people who never transpired ever Yes.

7:31You can put them in the 40 degrees. They have still looked proper. Yes, it's true. Yes, I'm a little too... Yes, I'm a little too... I'm a little too... I'm a little too... No, I'm not. It's super. I don't know. To come back to you, Tristan, on the scene, I'm talking about the next episode, but if you have a question about the theme of the next episode, you talk about a very deep subject. you go to the intime you explore the traumas your aggression sexuelle I was going to say the harassment, but I'm not sure that it's in the spectacle, I think it's to be a force of listening to you I haven't heard the trauma you don't have a problem in the spectacle, you talk about it in the interviews what I'm going to ask you to ask you this question how much these traumatisms changed the perception that you had of you as a little boy and as a child?

8:29How did you feel when you were little? I was feeling like a boy who was not in the age to which he was really belonging. I had really the feeling of being a boy who was waiting to arrive at an age in which we would consider it to its just value. And I remember very well of having been in vacation with one of my very good friends who lived at Saint-Jean-le-Luz. We were all all the time when we were little with my parents. I was all all over for years. And one day I was with her mother, on was walking on the shore of the sea. And I had really the feeling of talking to her and being close to her than being close to my friends in question.

9:12Where I was going to say, I had the feeling of having a day with them, I had the impression that I didn't want to be at my place. And with her, who was an adult, who had clearly 30 years more than me, I had the feeling of being more... I felt that too, but you were not really a child? No, I've always felt that, but I think it's a difference, I felt very different from my sexuality, my desire for the boys, in all cases, my attirance for the boys. So I think that you're a little bit at the same time. When you feel that you're a little at the same time, I think you're more in question, you're more analyzing.

9:48So I think you're more in a way than those who are in a system more comfortable and more normal so I think I grew up a little bit there were more things that you were a little bit and that at a moment you tried to find the resources to get out of it or to say it's not that I'm going to stay in this prison because otherwise it's going to be very long Is that the harcèlement you remember if it was lié to the cruelty of children on the physical, on the physical, on the physical, on the physical, on the physical, on the physical, on the physical. It was mainly on the homosexuality or on the fact of being a little more feminine or in all cases more mannered, etc.

10:35Which is insupportable today when we hear it. But yes, yes. Yes, yes, yes. In all cases, more sensible. Is it that the physical has taken an importance for you? Capital, to an age where we change so much? Yeah, I think for everyone. Because it's an area where we change so much. There's an area where we say that it's fine. But there's something that's going to be there. So there's always a thing that doesn't go. I haven't had too many buttons, but I have some. I have a chance. After you start to have a little bit of hair. I'm sorry my grandmother would say, I'm going to buy you a razor. I was like, I didn't want to buy you a razor.

11:06Because I didn't want to grow and grow. Or in all cases, I have a hair hair hair. So, yes, it was a long time. And then I had hair hair hair. even on the torse so I remember when I was all at the beach I had one of my cousins who told me that you have a little in fact all of a bit but in fact I don't know where to put I would have to hide because because nothing is going to go and in plus when you're a garçon who doesn't have very much confidence in him like like plenty of I imagine but in fact there there's there I have to wait I have to wait to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get to get mage, genre un idéal viriliste de la masculinité.

11:51Est-ce que tu avais des figures ? Je me souviens que j 'ai vraiment grandi dans un truc où ce que je trouvais beau, c 'était des physiques de poupée ou de Barbie. Je trouvais qu 'il fallait être... Même, j 'allais dire Pamela Anderson, pas forcément elle, mais Rachel Green. Ça va plus tard, mais même plus jeune. Je me souviens qu 'il y avait un truc... Les belles filles, pour moi, il y avait un truc sur la beauté qui était très stéréotypé. On ne voyait pas beaucoup de physiques very different or not. And I'm thinking, are you going to have this kind of pressure? The girls, in all of a sudden. It's very personal.

12:19But in all of a sudden, I was going to do it with a picture of DiCaprio in Titanic for having the coupe of DiCaprio in Titanic. And there are photos that I found where really, we see that the DA is supposed to be that, but really, it doesn't really give up the same thing. But I don't know how many it was to have the coupe of Rachel Green. It was resembling a champignon. Exactly. because of all these moments where, adolescent, I think that's something we've got to pass. We go with the photo of our model, forgetting that what we want, it's the head of the model. It's not that it's cut. Because you put the cut of DiCaprio to your neighbor.

12:56You're not a kid. With the long, it's not easy to put it. It's not good. I tried to do it. After Jared Leto, he had a a sort of angel at 15 years. A little, yeah. Yeah, it's true. But it's not... DiCaprio, he had really the thing a little bit on the side, you know, the mesh which barred a little bit the face, I think. A little like... Yeah, it's true. No, no, he had the hair in the middle like that, Jordan Catalano. Yeah, but DiCaprio in Titanic... Ah oui, he had the mesh. Yes, you're right. He was a little bit like me, in fact. Yeah, a little bit. Yeah, it's a little bit. Yeah, I'm not sure. It's a little bit.

13:31In real, it's never been the only... You had that age? You were at Titanic. Yeah, so I had 12 years. I was really cute. You were blonde? I was born, but blonde more clear that Britney in Slay For You, that Christina Aguilera in her grand-d 'oeuvre. I was very blonde. I was very fond of a cousin who said, you have the black so you don't want to guard your hair. I found it horrible. You were afraid? Yes, because I was told that it was a thing that I found super at home. I didn't know what to keep. But yes, I was a little bit there. But it's who this? But this is how many of the blonde. When I see a real blonde, I'm wondering if it exists really?

14:21It's not that it exists. It's not that it's going to disappear. It's not that it's going to disappear. I think you talk a lot about the hair. It's good because it's a subject that I wanted to talk to you at the end of this podcast. It's true? I don't have to finish with your adolescence. I don't know. I was wondering, but it's really a question that I ask. How do you see it at this age-là? Because I think that we, we remember the boys who were doing classes in our physique, that we wanted to be women, there was everything around the makeup. I was wondering, but for a man, what is it? What is it?

14:51What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? What is it? Well, I was really in the middle of the girls because I was a lot of girls with girls. I had more of girls. So I've always been more of the side of the women. So I didn't have any trouble with my body changing, but with this thing I would say that I would really look like a young man, but very strong. Because of the fact that I had to say something that you had projected a little bit of DiCaprio, who at the time was very imberbe and very minet, etc. Moi, assez rapidement, je me suis rendu compte que ça ne serait pas le cas pour moi.

15:32Mais donc, c 'était dans un idéal d 'image masculine plus proche d 'un DiCaprio qui ressemble à un petit ange que du gars brun, velu. Moi, c 'était bien sûr, parce que je voulais un mec qui... Enfin, je voulais être quelqu 'un qui soit à la fois très séduisant, mais dans une démarche un peu sensible. Je ne me suis jamais projeté dans du gros mec viril ou dans du bad boy. Or, it's the guys with whom I was projected, but in a thing like Dylan of Beverly Hills. Is it you made it, that's it? No, because I was always in the mood of like, I was looking for sexy or I was looking for when I was an adult, but never I wanted to be him.

16:14There's a certain way of being able to know that it would be better to go to the douceur and a DiCaprio than a Dylan, or a bad boy. For me? Who you look like? Yes, because I imagine that in more, the character in Titanic would be more. The guy who's drawing. I'd draw a lot when I was an adult. There's a lot more poeta. The Dylan, I don't remember what's his characteristics and psychological. There's a moment where he's going to go or to drogue. I think I was more in the thing that I was going to save. Dylan, it's fine for me to get out. You were already in the syndrome infirmary. But I have to get out of the Caprio.

16:50Have you had a big raté ? because I have the impression that we have a little bit of the same on the things that we have a little bit of a two are you going to have a raté physique or a little bit of audacity so I had to make a teinture you know you're a lot of with your hair I tell you that you're a crystal ball at the level of your hair I made a teinture rousse and noire corbeau what? but in the same time? no not at all in two spaces different but when I was at school and after my first year of fac I made a cow and a corbeau with an kind of color pulse, which was not really a thing that you would have to wear on your hair.

17:28Yeah. And so you wouldn't have to wear it. And it would have to wear it. At the beginning, it was a little a burn. And in fact, the more you wash it, and with the sun, I remember that it was in plein été, it was really a thing that you had to wear it. But that's a thing because you had a personality and you had a good idea or you wanted to look at someone? I think it was a bit for me to get rid of a kind of a carcass where everything should be where it is, where it is, where it is. I'm a family rather than with all rapport, etc. So it's a way to get rid of it, to get rid of it, to get rid of it, to get rid of it, to get rid of it.

18:10like it is. So I think it's a way to me franchir of that. To say, in fact, I don't want to do it, but I will do it. Vu que je n 'aurais jamais passé le cas de me faire un piercing ou des tatouages. Ah ouais, moi je l 'ai fait. Jamais. Jamais un piercing et jamais un tatouage. Non, j 'aime un tatouage par contre. Oui, mais piercing, tu as fait quoi ? J 'ai fait un piercing au nombril, j 'ai fait un piercing playboy au nombril. Et je l 'ai fait genre avant mes 18 ans, donc sans autorisation parentale. and I remember very well that the guy told me that I was like hello monsieur I would like to say that you're a piercing please he told me that you're a gentle but you need to be an authorization parentale I was back two seconds after I said I was going to sign Madame Hamzaoui autorize my wife I said he said you're a fous of my mouth and I said please please please please and so I remember very well in plus I didn't think that it would happen like that because he took his bar he said I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I was like I didn't call it because there was no portable.

19:06I had to call it in a phone. I didn't call it in a phone. I didn't know. I was in a phone. Is there already a portable? No, I don't think so. Maybe it's... How do you call it? Tatoo, or I don't know what. Tam Tam. Tam Tam, or a phone. And she comes in a phone. I'm going to disinfect it. And I'm going to cut the roof. Ah, damn. That bad. It's horrible. I'm going to call it. And I'm going to call it. I'm going to call it a day. I'm going to tell my mother. I'm going to call it. I'm going to call it a piercing. I'm going to call it a number. and she thought that I was going to get rid of her and I was like, I did that.

19:36And she saw it. And she had a reaction, the worst of the world. She said, I was like, I'm going to do it. And I was like, ah, that's what I'm going to do. But in fact, I think that's the reaction. If you want to send a mirror a disgusting child who makes a connery, I think that... And it was always that effect there. You know, sometimes when I was in a cachet, or after she was grillered, she said, I can't fume a club. And it was like... Ah, yeah, it's a strange thing. to make it a little more I think it's I think it's much more pervers than that maybe it's just to make it a little more but it's just like I don't know I don't know it's true it's true that your mother with a passing on the number the infer yeah it's not a yeah I don't know I don't know that we can't wear our clothes it's really a chasm it's a and then it's a moment where you do it to sexualize so you're there like in fact, let's go to me to wear a piercing playboy and a high-court and a push-up.

20:34In other words, you will keep your robe in the chair. Yeah, yeah. And... It would have been a weird thing to do. No. I would have to do it. Not me. We were on the other on the other side. So you didn't have to do it. So it's a reaction when you were... Yeah, I don't have a reaction as much as... Well, noir corbeau, it's going to go. I think I prefer to make a piercing than to make a... Yeah, but it's not a piercing... In other words, it's a form of provocation but hyper léger because if I had done a piercing, I think my parents would have done that like a mutilation. And so, the hair is a little bit on the side, it's going to go and all.

21:08But it was kind of a mark, because the other time I had to go on an afternoon with my niece, and she told me, she told me, so my mother told me, there was a period where I had done a little bit of a fufu because I had done a teinture. Genre, I had limited... It was a problem. Yeah, it's a problem. Yeah, it's a problem. So if it's only that, my crisis of an adult... And are you, you watch a lot? Are you having a lot of pictures? Are you having a lot of videos of you or of you in images? I don't like to watch the captains of the spectacles when you watch it for validation. It's not a thing that makes me feel like.

21:43I don't like to watch the TV because I have the feeling of analyzing the most of my person. So it's not a thing that I watch.

21:56I don't think I'm too much I have the impression of me not seeing as I would like to see It's funny how we are all the time I'm always very happy I'm super happy I'm thinking that in my head I'm not a woman Because people tell me But you're very good there-dessus You're very good, you're very good And you're there I think it's the opposite Because I'm systematically I'm happy when I see In my head I'm imagining I'm going to tell you what I find when we say you're super on the photo I'm going to tell you if people think that I'm super on the photo it's really that I'm a shame I have really this guy because in fact I don't know what I'm doing I don't know and I'm the number of times where I'm looking at a camera and I'm looking at a photo I look like Mitterrand and you're there Mitterrand it's a lot I have a lot of pictures of screen I have a copy of screen where I look like Mitterrand for knowing if at a moment it's going to be able to do something other than would be nice always OnOr!

23:0231x But I and say today When I listen to land I have the impression that it is maybegeled of something where it might think of your иск and even the fact that is going back at the age by example? Well, the rapport of the time and the age... Yes, but look, I started to lose my hair. And on revient aux cheveux. I have an impression of being a psi. On revient toujours aux cheveux. Because in fact, it's the first thing that... I don't have a beard. In fact, I do sport. My father is not a big at all. So I have a good beard there. Is it a soft? I don't remember. Yes, he has a beard. So, in general, the first sign of...

23:46Because in addition, if there are guys who are not at 20 % I don't know if I have a sign of diabetes but it's testosterone, right ? yeah, it's a a fort taux de testosterone and so in general, it's the only truth on which I don't know I put a cream hydratant but I want to come back to your shoes because I think it's great first, it's been a tell I saw it here in preparing that you had done a simple but for telling you to tell you I think it's well done. Because normally I'm a radar to a plan. And in fact, someone said, but no, it's like the aesthetic. You see what's wrong. All the things you've done, you don't see.

24:26Maybe, I don't know. You know, all the people who have abused on a thing. You have a lot of people, I don't know if it's the case or not, you have a lot of people that have the impression that they have absolutely not respected their implantation naturelle. I imagine that if you have a golf, you don't want to fill the golf. Ah, no, I said, I said, but no, but it's the golf and all. Well, Yes, you look like a Mr. Plant, you know, the mecs that you have to do. Yes, of course. Or a brush to shirt, I think. Or a brush to shirt. Those men who have a kind of ballet. Those plants of culture. Yes, it's that.

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26:19Alors moi, j 'aimerais que tu m 'expliques à partir de quel âge t 'as commencé à perdre tes cheveux? Très jeune. Ah ouais, genre? Ouais, franchement, parce que même là, tu vois, il y a plein de gens qui me disent mais tu les perds pas plus qu 'avant, genre vraiment, je pense qu 'à partir de... Et je me souviens même mon premier amoureux qui m 'avait dit un jour tu n 'auras plus de cheveux et c 'est pas grave je t 'aimerais quand même alors qu 'on avait commencé à sortir ensemble j 'avais 16 ans je pense qu 'il y a 18 ans c 'est -à-dire qu 'il se projetait loin ou il savait que ça allait arriver vite on était très amoureux mais donc il se disait potentiellement on va vieillir ensemble et un jour je le connaîtrai chauve ou il t 'annonçait que dans un an t 'en aurais plus non je pense que c 'était plus à terme dans l 'année donc non franchement je les ai perdus tôt et puis au bout d 'un moment je me suis juste dit en fait je me suis juste dit but I will finish by the way to the rase because there's a moment where it will become a gênant of just the guy but wait étape by étape because there are many men who are watching this podcast and the girl inventing a cible because I think it's really passionnant because in fact you talk to the men they are like wait this podcast it's for the women in fact I don't know if you've never taken care of or if you've never had any complex I don't know what to say and then they all talk about their hair but there are who have those hair like that and they are like I'm very worried I'm very worried I'm very worried You have 45, you have a two-faced, there will nothing happen.

27:38But you said you have to have to lose weight. Where? Devant. It was really devant. Because I've always been persuaded, Tristan, but maybe because I'm more petite than you. I don't know if you were there or not. For me, it was just a guy who had a big front. Ah, yeah. No, when I was looking at it. And even now, when I revois the photos and everything. Now, when I revois... Because here, I was like, no, it's not possible. I thought it was... In fact, I was thinking that I had to read it. Because in fact, I saw it there was a change. qui avait changé. Mais je me suis dit, je ne sais pas, il a changé de...

28:06Il avait lâché. Non, mais je me suis dit... Non, j 'ai cru que ça ne se jouait plus sur la barbe. Parce qu 'à un moment, tu as aussi eu une moustache. Donc, je me suis dit un truc... Tu sais, je me suis dit, parfois, les sourcils, mais je ne vois pas, tu ne serais pas fait un bro-lift sans nous prévenir. Mais vraiment. Et donc, hier, j 'ai envoyé un message, je me suis dit, mais il s 'est vraiment fait des imprimés. Parce que je... En fait, tu as caché... Est-ce que tu as caché, dit à nos auditeurs

28:34There's no phase of transition which is very impreventable. In all of a sudden, I don't know where I did it. I didn't know where I did it. You did it in France. I did it in France. Because in fact, they made me rasize the head. I did it. And after, it was during the summer, so there was a month or two months during which there were a little who fell, etc. It's the hair shot loss. And after, they repousent. And I, in fact, I didn't know how to catch it. Because I had always a lot of casquettes at the time. I now, I always wear a lot of casquettes. And after, when I had done the 20km of Paris, it was a year ago, I had the shoes super short, rasied, and so I had more of my shoes.

29:11But in fact, I was put on the spot where I lost my shoes. I was not here with a bar at the front, in the mode, like, the guy changed the head. I had the same head, just at the spot where I lost my shoes. They were put on the spot, but I didn't transform my face. So the people never told me, when I started to have them more long, and I was a little bit in the head, and everything, and then I didn't know what to say. So I told you, I used to erase thearden clothes... You wrote this like, when I speciallyler started, you built on a wear¡. And I love it very much. Always fished scoring. It's fun just because I use makeup.

29:45The other day I used to凍 let go I thought I was proteins, when IDY ㅎㅎ, I would thrilter more 2021, and that's all the something we want. Is that true in front of the rope? Yes. I heard an story, I don't know whether it's true or not, where I said that a feather is fox and of the texture of a head when he walks out, It's to say that if you take a cheek and you plant it on the pubis, it will become a tail. If you take a tail and you plant it on the head, it will become a tail. Yeah, it's true. Is it true? Did you plant a tail on the pubis? No, not at all. Because I remember at the beginning, when they put the cheek on the back, it was not the same texture that the cheek you had.

30:22And I don't know what she said, she said that it was over 2-3 years that the cheek takes the nature of the place where it was implant. So she told me that maybe you have the impression that it is more thick that the shoes behind, that you have not done to implant it, etc. But she told me that at the end, it will be that it will take the same texture. It's why sometimes at the beginning, you see me where you have the impression that it has not the texture of the rest. Well, of course. And is it that it does not make it bad? Franchement, I really did that. You told me that it was a bad thing. Well, it does not make it as bad as that.

30:59What's really bad is that they put a mini-picture in the crâne, to the end. So it's not really bad. But frankly, I'm pretty resistant to it. The pain is not a thing... Even when I'm a pain, I'm not a lot of pain. But I thought it would be really more pain. And you know, I have a friend, a friend who has done that. And in fact, he's rasé. and he found a lot of a good guy that he never made a repousal of his implants. Ah, yeah. Because he liked his head-raser. He said, in fact, all the time I was there, he liked his head-raser. There were some very beautiful guys who were really good. And so it was what you were going to do?

31:42You wanted to... Is it just an image? Is it something you were going to do? Is it something you were going to do? It's like, it's a mess. Is it something you found a lot like that? In fact, I was told... There were a lot of guys who were very sexy, like Jadon Statham, Bruce Willis, except that you, clearly, you have more energy than a microphone chimio. Oh no. But you know, I was really worried that you were going to have a look like that. I was afraid of having a look a little fat, I think. Yeah. You know. And you were supposed to get to get rid of a stade or otherwise it was too clear. Yeah.

32:09Well, after it started to make the guy who negotiated with... It was very funny. With the man. Yeah, well, a little. You know, you're going to go off and you're like, well, you're not going to go off. I don't know. So you go, so you're going to go. So I'm going to go. So I'm going to go. I was thinking, you have a little money. It's expensive? I imagine it's like all the... In fact, it's a little bit of a little bit. So in terms of what you have to give, it's more or less expensive. Is it possible to give you your promo code? I don't have a code promo, but it can go, I think, from 3 000 to 18 000 euros, I think.

32:44And it's in terms of the number of sites? If you have a mini, if you have a little bit of a zone, I imagine that it's like a thousand dollars. To you, you're not a lot of money. No, I'm not a lot of money. It's really a lot of money. The rest, I haven't been there. Genial. You're happy. It's been how long they're here now? It's been a year and a half. Okay. I'm super happy. Is it a bit a bit of a taboo for the guys? I was at the time, I remember there was a little bit of... It's not that it's not that it's not that it's not that it's not that it's not that it's it's like, in fact, it's it's that you assume.

33:15But if it participates a little bit of the guys, what happens, you don't show up your and then you deal with your stories without letting the world with your emotions. Until the day where there are more and more people who do it. And you say, well, everyone does what they want. And it's okay. But I know very well that... You talked about your mother earlier with the story of piercing. When I talked to my parents about the fact that I was going to do it, it was like... I played European. It was a year and a half. It was the last date. It was six months ago. It was two years ago. I told them that I was going to do it, I believe.

33:53The first thing that I told my mother, when I was talking to my dad and my mother, she said, well, I'm going to do it again. Because my father said, you're right, if you want to do it, don't have any regrets. And my mother said, she said, well, I can do it again. And so, it's not a lot to do it. And in addition, it's very funny. She said, I don't know, you're right, you're right, you're right, you're right. I said, well, Not special. I said, well, there's no subject. I see very well this space of logic. I said, if it's like that. Because of a sudden, he was super open and super gentle. He said, if you want to do it, you can do it, of course.

34:27And then, she said, well, I can do it. Well, you want to do what? I don't know. I don't know. So, it's like, it's like, it's like the zone where you say, okay, it's like, I was a little bit of a side. I was complexed by this thing. It's a complex. So, you say, I'm going to repair it. is it you are very looking at your face your things your teeth I was asked the question on the teeth I was asked because I listened to an interview where you said you were going to do a do a bit of a look he was left in a pool and I said but frankly Tristan he plonged like that you have to plonger like that the mouth you have to pick yeah but I was very young I had 10 already it's very good to plonger 10 so just for that but if there's other things I don't say if there's something I often have the pockets under the eyes.

35:17Yes, but the pockets, are they evolving in the way of what you have to eat? I don't know. I don't know. Because if I eat of an eye or very saline, I have a vapor, you have a delivery that you eat, you have seen the video. I'm going to watch this video. I'm like, I'm going to watch this video. I'm going to talk about how to talk about our physique rather than the other. And she invites people to see what they're doing. You know this video that we have made with Maya Mazorette? Yeah. The girl that I pay. I didn't even shock you. It's like those people who say you're super on the side. Sometimes I see people who say that she wasn't in shape.

35:52I had an enormous pocket. I'm a new pocket. It's great that you say that. I gave you a gift. I just took a little patch.

36:02I love the little patch. I bought a new machine. I bought a new brand Talika. I wanted to tell you the truth. I wanted to tell you the truth. I have all the equipment. I'll see you. I'll see you. I've all bought it. And there I bought it. Just after having seen my video of our podcast of Maya Mazorette. I was like, no. And I bought this device. And it works? I don't know. It's only two days. There it's not a pen. Not a pen, but I have this pocket. But as I'm going to do it, it's the alimentation, I tell you. You're going to do it. And the eye, I think that's like this. If you eat a pen to the eye, you're on the point of the bayou or the roté?

36:40No, not at all. I just said that... In an attitude of sideration. I thought that the food had an impact on the cernes. On the skin and everything, I think. The salé. Yes, on the skin, like alcohol, etc. But I thought that it was just... You're tired or not? But you talk about the cernes or the poches? It's not the same. The cernes, it's the color. Yes, I talk about the poches. There, you see... That's not the way. In an ambulatory, apparently. Yes, it's not the same. too late because I think that... It's not that. I think that it can really... I have a wife who had a very young wife. She had a very young wife.

37:20It was pretty cute. But it's cute when you're young and you have a little bit of a dropi. And she, she had a marred. Typically, I think it's 30 years ago, she said that it's enough because I looked quite a bit more crevée. Yeah, that's what I was doing. There was nothing? There was nothing? I don't know how many times? Ah, yeah. Yeah, but I think that's a thing which I would really want to pass on a thing. You never made up to anything? In ambulatory or something like that? You never made a fibroscopic? I did a fibro-colos. Imagine you did a fibro-colos, you went from there and you did a plus of a poche.

37:52They say, on you did a thing. But you don't have to do it? There's no incision? I don't think, I don't think. I think it's that. I think. I'm not sure. I don't see, I don't see, I don't see. There's no result. If there's no incision, I don't see how they do it. It's for that. But it's what I'm stressed. It's going to be out with the face tumultuous, with the cicatrices and everything. So I don't tell you my césariness? No. In off. In the meantime, in fact, one, you don't have a name. And two, I think it's pretty cute. But it's always pretty cute. I would say, for the others. Yes, of course. But I bought a...

38:30A mask led? No, I bought my toilet. Yes, it's that I want to talk. Because I have the impression that you have a little bit of capillaries, the black corbeau, the roux, the implants. Maybe next year, we discover that there's still other things. I don't know, I have a feeling. No. No, I think it's good. But I bought a thing that contouring the eyes for a little bit of... A cream contouring the eyes? No, it's like a stick at Amazon. Ah, a stick... And you put it in the fridge? Yeah. Ah, yeah, I was going to say. I got it in the fridge. So, it's your little tray to toilet. It's a little tray. You told me that it's the majoritairement.

39:09You have one in tournée ? I have one in which I put more stuff. That's a bit my base. And in fact, this trousse of toilet, it's a woman who gave me a a gift. She gave me a gift for a a spectacle. With a crab on it? It's a crab, yeah. You play in Britain? I don't know where it was. I don't know where it was. But it's very cute. I want to tell you what it is. I want to tell you what it is. And that's your routine? routine ? C 'est ta routine ? C 'est une routine, les mecs, c 'est de l 'hygiène. C 'est vraiment le truc basique. Déjà, il y a ma brosse à dents. Donc, brosse à dents manuelle. Brosse à dents manuelle, tout à fait.

39:47J 'ai ce sérum. Je suis sûre que tu te l 'es fait offrir. Pas du tout. Je l 'ai acheté chez Aromazone. Sérum, acide hyaluronique 3 ,5%, hydratant, anti-hage. Ça, tu le mets le matin ou le soir ? Ça, je le mets le matin dès que je me lave le visage, je crois. Que le matin, tu le mets ? Yeah, often. And that's like, you're going to search for a pharmacy? Yeah, because I saw an article there. An article. And I told you... It was in your feed Instagram. No, you had really done a thing. No, I had really done a thing. And I had a friend who had tested it. So I saw that the skin was still not even closed.

40:20And I said, let's test it. After, I put this. After the... Yeah. But already, you know that you put a cream after a serum. Yeah. But you've cleaned it before that? Yes. Of course. Yes, you did. I didn't have a problem with what? I didn't have a problem with my hair. I have a problem with Horace. I have to clean my hair. I'm not sure. The rosé, by the way, I love it. You don't have a deal. I don't have a deal. It's not true. I don't have a deal since 7 years. But for reasons... For... Yeah, for... In fact, at a moment donné, I told you... On me told you that the body was regulated at a moment. And so, after two or three months, I don't breathe.

41:04And frankly, I don't feel like you're going to pass the day to go and walk, I'm not feeling it. I'm not feeling it. I'm not feeling it. Since 7 years, you don't have any idea? I'm not feeling it. But a day, it's going to happen a reverse. You're going to have 60 years and you're going to put it. If I put it, I'll put it. But it's what this chance of not being put it at all? But if you feel it... I feel for the coup I feel good But how does it happen? Wait, you don't have the poils of the aissell? No I don't know I don't know But you know Even All the All the partners All the mecs That I have On never told You feel No Never And you're sensitive To the odors Yeah a little And frankly No On never told After You say I'm not 7h du matin de la maison et je reviens à 19h, je sens, mais je ne sens pas plus.

42:03Je pense que quelqu 'un qui a mis du débo le matin. Ça veut dire aussi, sans doute, que tu vois, tu manges très bien, que ton alimentation te convient. Moi, je ne sens jamais, jamais, jamais des pieds. En revanche, je trouve que je pue de plus en plus des aisselles. En tout cas, pour l 'instant, moi, ça va. Donc, peau normale à mixte jour et nuit. Ça, c 'est mon contour sérum des yeux 5 % caféine. Ça, c 'est celui que tu mets au frigo. Yeah, exactly. So you're very aromazone. It's still fresh. You're sorted. Yeah, I'm sorted for you. And there's a little bit? There's a little bit. It's a look super, that's.

42:39That's super. So, that's your routine beauty. Yeah, exactly. You know that I'm... Well, I'll give you a gift. Ah, I'll give you a gift. I'll give you a gift. You'll give me a gift. I've got two, Tristan. I love it. I've got two gifts, Tristan. But you're so beautiful. Oh, but it's when you're all at the Japan? Well, no. Oh, I thought I was going to do it. I had the impression that it was Japan. No, I think it's a mass-coréan. But I think that all that will be a good part. Because that, it's not a psychology. And it's for the food. And it's full matrofrigo. Ah, too. So, you don't hesitate. You tell us what you think.

43:15I think that it's a little bit. And so, it gives me a bad feeling. Because I have the feeling of not having the problem. It's a saiyan to put it in. I'll tell you what I'm saying. But, too. In all of a sudden, it's adorable. I ask the person to make a promo in face cam with a ring light. There? No, but... I can't take my ring light. But if you want to make a promo... Ah, the promo... No, not the promo. I imagine. And after, I get the price of the brand. My promo... A camera? Yeah, if you want. Eh bien, écoutez, mon nouveau spectacle Partez sans moi, je vous rejoins sera en tournée dans toute la France en Suisse et également en Belgique à partir du 27 août 2026.

44:01On a 12 dates au Théâtre de l 'œuvre et puis il y a plein d 'autres dates. Donc, n 'hésitez pas à venir. Je crois que ça va être qualitatif. Mais je crois surtout que le temps que ce podcast soit en ligne, ce sera complet. Mais si ça ne l 'est pas, elle est vide parce qu 'apparemment, ça se vend comme des petits temps. Ça se vend pas mal. Merci, Tristan. Merci Nora.

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