The comedian Omar Sy.

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A recovery that divides.

Last weekend, Omar Sy posted a video on Twitter in which he

covered

  Aya Nakamura's

song 

Doudou

, in the guise of Doudou, his former character from the

SAV broadcasts

on Canal +.

it was too tempting ... @AyaNakamuraa #Doudou pic.twitter.com/qSwaShCdqc

- Omar Sy (@OmarSy) November 22, 2020

If some appreciated the humor of the comedian, others did not fail to criticize this video, accusing it in particular of racism.

"We are tired of these imitations of black women by forcing on the accent," wrote one Internet user.

Still on Twitter, Omar Sy denounced a "sad time".

"Criticism here leads nowhere but to divide"

“Let's stop talking nonsense… Doudou, a male character who has existed for 15 years, in the after-sales service, who has never been there to make fun of.

a tribute here to the title of Aya who is called like him + support in the face of all that she also receives from such unfair and malicious criticism, ”the actor answers.

Let's stop talking nonsense ...


Doudou, male character who has existed for 15 years, in the after-sales service, who has never been there to make fun of.

a tribute here to the title of Aya who is called after him + a support in the face of all that she also receives from such unfair and malicious criticisms.

- Omar Sy (@OmarSy) November 23, 2020

To another Internet user, he reacted by explaining “I am free.

and the criticism here leads nowhere but to divide.

Above all, real life is elsewhere than on twitter and real actions which change things too ”.

I'm free.

and the criticism here leads nowhere but to divide.


Above all, Real life is somewhere other than twitter and real actions make a difference too.

- Omar Sy (@OmarSy) November 23, 2020

Aya Nakamura meanwhile did not comment on the video. 

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