Abonnez-vous / @ledivanf3 Abonnez-vous / @ledivanf3 Mika est l'invité de Marc-Olivier Fogiel dans Le Divan, le 16 Juin à 23h10 sur France 3. www.france3.fr/emissions/le-di...
He explains that his family lived in a very posh part of London, in a very beautiful flat, and that people called them "the libanese gypsies" because they weren't really the same social class as everybody else there.. He also said that their flat was their universe. After that he talks about when he was somnambul as a kid and how he would walk in the streets at 3 am in his pyjamas, and that it was the men who collected the trash cans who would take him home. He tells the story of one day where he went straight to the concierge of the building and told her everything his family tought about her : "you're mean, and you drink too much, and your husband scares us with my sister,...", and he was like crying and very mad, but then she realised something was off and he was sleeping, so she took him and brought him back this mother. After that, he actually loved her and she loved him too and protected them, the kids. After that, when he would go to sleep they had to lock the door, put a couch in front of it and also they put bars to the window in fear that if he couldn't get out by the door he would by the window ! And the journalist comments with "and you said you weren't a different child!"
Sorry I reply 6 years later but I hope it'll help, I am french so tell me if i made some mistakes '-And maybe that's it who start, when you were a child, your sleepwalking. It seems that it was the garbage truck who take you home ? - Yeah... yes, it's true, that was in Paris. And I were walking everywhere and I remember... it was very beautiful. They called us the 'lebanese gypsies', 'cause we were not part of the 'ideal demographic' for square lamartine. And it was number 5. And it was pretty. Oh, it was beautiful. There was a small courtyard downstairs, it was really very very very beautiful. I remember this appartement, it was... our apartment was our world. And it was really a great privilege to be able to live like that, in an apartment like that. In any case, there in the evening I was walking. And it started when... I don't know when I was very young, and the problem was that my parents didn't realize how much, but I was walking around, and I was walking around the apartment but also down the hallway, and then down the street, in my pajamas, I was walking around at 3 o'clock in the morning on the street. And there were the guys who, the people who collected the trash, who took me home, and there was one evening when I went straight to see the concierge, and I repeated everything my parents told me about the concierge ! "They hate you! You're mean, you drink too much! Your husband, he, he scares us! My sister, we hate him, and call..." blah blah blah and I went there and I started to cry, and I was furious! And I said everything! and all of a sudden she was afraid, because she said to herself, but who is this crazy? does he have a knife?! And then she realized that there was something wrong, that in fact I was in some kind of... of hum- - in a second state? - yeah, exactly, and she realized , she took me, she took me back to my mother, and it's funny because on the one hand, after that, I adored her. and she loved me a lot too. she protected us, the children. And, after that day too, I couldn't sleep in my room - because I shared with my two sisters, Yasmine and Paloma -, without them putting on.... that they locked it, that they put a sofa in front of the bedroom door, they put all the furniture that they could put, and also they put bars, they locked the window because they said to themselves, if he can't leave through the door, to go outside, maybe he is going to come out of the window! - And apart from that you weren't a different child, Mika? - No haha
Mika est adorable, sympathique, humain, je l’aime beaucoup, c’est un soleil...
j adore mika il est tres bon chanteur et trop mignon 😍
merci Mika j aime regarder tes vidéo j'espère te voir un jour
j’aime ce monsieur
Mika...moi aussi je suis comme toi...
Oh tu es si mignon
SVP je veux l’épisode complet et merci.
Maryama Maroca
J’ai essayé 3 fois de sauter par la fenêtre quand j’étais somnambule heuresement quelqu’un m’a toujours arrêté avant
ARRÊTEZ DE L'HARCELER ET LAISSER LE FAIRE SA VIE
ben personne ne le harcéle en l'aime bien tous hhh
seddik httc tu crois ça mais je parle de ceux qui demandent son numéro de téléphone
mais mn blem c k comen 1 ange 1 beau goss kom lui soi gay!! il veu po avoir d'enfant ??
Bineta Kane mais sa a rien a voir t homophobe ou quoi?
can somebody xplain to me wat they talking about??
I speak french and english but i won't translate because some words are difficult to translate.. he is talking about his life in france.
He explains that his family lived in a very posh part of London, in a very beautiful flat, and that people called them "the libanese gypsies" because they weren't really the same social class as everybody else there.. He also said that their flat was their universe. After that he talks about when he was somnambul as a kid and how he would walk in the streets at 3 am in his pyjamas, and that it was the men who collected the trash cans who would take him home. He tells the story of one day where he went straight to the concierge of the building and told her everything his family tought about her : "you're mean, and you drink too much, and your husband scares us with my sister,...", and he was like crying and very mad, but then she realised something was off and he was sleeping, so she took him and brought him back this mother. After that, he actually loved her and she loved him too and protected them, the kids. After that, when he would go to sleep they had to lock the door, put a couch in front of it and also they put bars to the window in fear that if he couldn't get out by the door he would by the window ! And the journalist comments with "and you said you weren't a different child!"
Sorry I reply 6 years later but I hope it'll help, I am french so tell me if i made some mistakes
'-And maybe that's it who start, when you were a child, your sleepwalking. It seems that it was the garbage truck who take you home ?
- Yeah... yes, it's true, that was in Paris. And I were walking everywhere and I remember... it was very beautiful. They called us the 'lebanese gypsies', 'cause we were not part of the 'ideal demographic' for square lamartine. And it was number 5. And it was pretty. Oh, it was beautiful. There was a small courtyard downstairs, it was really very very very beautiful. I remember this appartement, it was... our apartment was our world. And it was really a great privilege to be able to live like that, in an apartment like that. In any case, there in the evening I was walking. And it started when... I don't know when I was very young, and the problem was that my parents didn't realize how much, but I was walking around, and I was walking around the apartment but also down the hallway, and then down the street, in my pajamas, I was walking around at 3 o'clock in the morning on the street. And there were the guys who, the people who collected the trash, who took me home, and there was one evening when I went straight to see the concierge, and I repeated everything my parents told me about the concierge ! "They hate you! You're mean, you drink too much! Your husband, he, he scares us! My sister, we hate him, and call..." blah blah blah and I went there and I started to cry, and I was furious! And I said everything! and all of a sudden she was afraid, because she said to herself, but who is this crazy? does he have a knife?! And then she realized that there was something wrong, that in fact I was in some kind of... of hum-
- in a second state?
- yeah, exactly, and she realized , she took me, she took me back to my mother, and it's funny because on the one hand, after that, I adored her. and she loved me a lot too. she protected us, the children. And, after that day too, I couldn't sleep in my room - because I shared with my two sisters, Yasmine and Paloma -, without them putting on.... that they locked it, that they put a sofa in front of the bedroom door, they put all the furniture that they could put, and also they put bars, they locked the window because they said to themselves, if he can't leave through the door, to go outside, maybe he is going to come out of the window!
- And apart from that you weren't a different child, Mika?
- No haha