Yacine is from Lyon, and French elections really annoy him. What he would love is to see a "France football" scenario with Lionel Messi as the President of the Republic.

Edgar is fed up with his girlfriend and her geopolitical arguments. She thinks he lacks political vigilance, so he's single again. However, the war in Ukraine is not the sole cause of their breakup.

Do you know about the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN)? It's a football tournament promoting African solidarity, and there are also Olympic sports. The CAN showcases the solidarity and friendship of all Africans.

Yanisse is a big guy, a vintage big guy, so he's had some issues with girls, but now he's getting married. He opens up about his relationship, he's in love, so he took his sweetheart to Disney. And of course, like everyone else, he has some bad memories of the lockdown.

Tahnee talks about hair; it's not easy to wear the afro, the comments aren't always nice. Moreover, mixed-race children always feel a bit of pressure, and Julien Clerc didn't help with that.

Sidou got his high school diploma at 22, no big deal, he didn't give up and got his associate's degree. Today, he's a delivery driver, which leads him to talk about flirting with his customers. And while he's at it, he spills the beans about his love life.

Soso is frustrated with some aspects of being unemployed. He enjoys dining out, but not just anywhere; he had a bad experience with a Chinese restaurant. He goes on about the quirks of Arab weddings and moving houses.

Salim, from Liège, is going through depression because it's over with his girlfriend, and he's struggling to find a new girl. Moreover, his first date didn't really go as he had hoped.

Yassine spent his life on the couch during the COVID period. He comes from a large family and spent his childhood in a social housing estate. He was invited to a Turkish wedding, which left a strong impression on him, leading him to compare it with his own wedding.

Sofiane is from Clermont-Ferrand and works as a bus driver. While on the road, he encounters things that make him react. Racism can start as early as childhood, and Sofiane has some solutions to address it, although they may not be very feasible.

Kémil is shy and doesn't dare to assert himself for fear of being excluded. He's not comfortable with his body and nudity, especially since he's not muscular.

Astrid is a banker, which is a world away from her original environment. The person who scared her in her neighborhood was her mother, quite a character as she explains.

Jibna is at school, yet in his report card, it is indicated that he is elsewhere. In high school, everyone found him funny, although that wasn't his goal; he was much more interested in a girl he liked.

Sacha is 18 years old, he passed his Bac S (scientific baccalaureate), and he takes the opportunity to reminisce about his high school years. His worst subject was French, which is understandable considering he is dysorthographic.

Medhi doesn't drink, so at parties, he plays beer pong with Sprite instead, yet he still gets stopped by the police. He's experienced with parties, having been to quite a few, but he doesn't only have good memories from them.

Abdellatif is too kind, and it's ruining his love life. According to him, for some people, rap was better before, but Abdellatif has the secret to prove them wrong.

To break free from mediocrity, Nina imitates celebrities. She even once used Shakira as a seduction method, but she's still single. Don't worry though, she enjoys it; she has peace of mind. She tried an escape game, and frankly, she's not convinced by the game.

Lucas has never been the popular guy, and it's fair to say he also struggles to interact with others. He manages children, so it's not easy for him every day.

Momar failed his practical driving test again, for the fifth time. Well, when you try to start in second gear and stall, you just keep failing, without ever being able to restart. No license always causes delays, just like Momar's father, who is never on time.

Lola is questioning the effect she has on men, but she has stopped trying to save them. In fact, she is bisexual and has come out to her mother. She is planning a vacation, so she checked the list of countries that still condemn the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals in their laws or constitution. She was quite surprised by North Korea.

Benin's mother is very religious, deeply in love with God, which gives him the opportunity to discuss church, priests, and hell. The weather in Belgium can be traumatizing, putting white people in difficulty and even prompting them to adopt a white child, a little Kevin.

Thanks to Adam and Eve, we are here, yet for Redouane, it's difficult to talk about sex. So, he will use tennis as a metaphor to discuss these intimate moments, which are quite different depending on the origin of the couple.

Eugénie has a lot of questions about her appearance, especially her haircut. Ever since she started wearing it, people compare her to Joan of Arc. She feels like she has the look of someone who eats organic food, but all these stereotypes are starting to annoy her.

Said, who is Parisian, absolutely adores our national hero Jean-Claude Van Damme and doesn't hold back his praise for him. He also notes the stark differences between waiters and tipping culture in New York and Paris.

Vincent is generally lazy in life, feeling lazy to go out, to talk to others, which leads him to develop some avoidance techniques. They discuss his issues with OCD, which can sometimes have advantages.

Discovering Luxembourg is quite interesting, it's a country. He loves football and its match commentators, but on the other hand, he dislikes the Tour de France. Thêwêb is from Brussels, so he knows the capital well, its affluent neighborhoods, and its poorer ones.

Hugo Pêcheur left his hometown, Bagnols, over 2 years ago and embarked on a journey to Paris. He's taking the stage at Tarmac Comedy to share stories about his girlfriends, reminisce about his Erasmus experience, which allowed him to live like a member of parliament for a year.

Fodjé has been rebuilding his career for 5 years now, and he could turn Luxembourg into "Fodjébourg". The fear of dogs isn't easy to live with; they treat you like a piece of wood. But in reality, everyone wants to try out Black people, even the police who are way too eager for them.

Le réchauffement climatique est important, d'ailleurs, le soleil est le chef de file... Ah, les claquettes, c'est un vrai délire, il faut avoir des pieds admissibles pour en porter, il faudrait même des formations.

Helmy, straight out of Marseille, is here to share a slice of life with you: the things that really get on his nerves in life, the professionals of "ogling at the butt," and his fear of dogs.