Just came back from watching Jeremy Ferrari's last performance from Anesthésie Générale (which was streamed live in 360 cinema theatres apparently and I don't know if I'm mad I didn't know because on the one hand it'd have been cheaper than fucking Bercy but on the other I was there so... Also congrats to him because with the 10k people from Bercy also came the 90k from the theatres).
Seeing Arnaud Tsamere and Baptiste Lecaplain was cute as always. I'm still deciding whether I want to see the trio perform enough to go see them live...
Anyway, as always it was a great experience, it's always nice to be insulted like that.
It was clearly a very personal performance (well more than the other ones at least) and it was both hard to hear and a joy to go through. Even though a lot of it was known by now, the way he performs is very emotional and he knows how to use his silences. Not gonna lie knowing you're too poor to be a possible victim might take away from the stress as opposed to the smaller theaters where you need to get the really bad places to be safe. It's almost sad. Pity for that Ilina lady I enjoyed your pain u.u
On a different note, I'm still on the fence on the validity of the HPI (basically: gifted++) "diag" (it's not a diagnosis officially) in general but that's because it often comes with some type of OCD and it really just sounds like a form of autism mixed with ADHD. Though in this case the hyper empathy part of the diagnosis seems to have helped him some so it does do some good. Plus he seems to have fun mocking the elitism of the diagnosis so good for him (and if you see the part where he's all "I'm better than you because I'm HPI", this is literally how the psychologist who "diagnosed" me explained it to me which might be part of why I think it's complete BS)
