‘four a day’ On the afternoon of Monday, October 10th, he got in touch with one of the composers of the controversial theme that resonated last weekend at the festival organized by Vox in Madrid. isaac joined the program Main Terradillos To defend the lyrics of the song, which contains choruses like “Let’s go back to 36”. He also makes fun of the LGTBI collective and makes fun of gang rapes of women.
“What do you mean go back to 36? Because when I hear that song, I ask myself… What does this kid mean?” The host started by asking the youtuber, who was on the defensive from the first minute: “Of course, It is normal for those who have not listened to the whole song to understand. If you do, you get the context perfectly, but the media has cut it.”
He then did not hesitate to attack the journalist and the broadcaster. Alan Barrosoavailable in the field set: “Unblock me from Twitter, thanks”. “I’ll open you up anyway when you stop sending out herds of trolls”the collaborator replied, before Terradillos intervened to redirect the discussion.
“It is a condition that this government look like the Popular Front,” Parejo said during the interview. He also criticized the “political context” in which we find ourselves: “If we say we want to go back to 36, it would be in an ironic frame”.
Presenter of Cuatro al día sensitivities that your song can hurtThe interviewee was candid: “What sensitivities can a parody hurt? I understand that it can hurt sensitivities if Pablo Hasél wants to assassinate the royal family or Valtónyc to plant bombs on the civil guards, which I defended as freedom of expression at the time.”.
Ana Terradillos later questioned another part of the song: “Feminists protest gang rape. There are ten more to investigate, I don’t care, they are from Senegal.” “You’re going to be with me on this one, talking about this kind of sexual assault at least brings up discussion”raised.
“The point of this part of the song is how the media silences sexual assaults when it comes to immigrants,” Parejo said, surprising the host: “Do you think the media is doing that?”. “Of course, and much worse things,” replied his interlocutor as he paused: “No, no, of course not. I don’t do that, and neither does this program.”
“I saw how unvaccinated people were accused in your program. I saw it in your program and in your chain,” the Vox supporter continued. Terradillos chose to resolve an escalating conflict: “I have not silenced any group rape that anyone has committed. This is outrageous, I beg you, please don’t say it again because we’re not doing that on this show.”.