Does Wolter Kroes make the most uncomfortable TV moment of the season at the last minute? The way he hangs around Youp van ‘t Hek in the talk show Carrie on Friday is enórm cringe.
Youp van ‘t Hek will take his performance in the talk show of Carrie ten Napel for a long time. He ended up there last night in the middle of an outrageous joy, with Wolter Kroes in front in the polonaise. Wolter’s exaggerated amical behavior is already difficult to digest, but in addition to a cynic like Youp, it also produces a bowl of deputy shame.
“Go away, creep!”
At the start of the show, Wolter and Youp are side by side on a stool, and you can see the comedian already visibly uncomfortable at that entire setup. He hardly looks at the folk singer, while the Viva Hollandia Knakker is trying to drag him along in an atmosphere of old-boy-chining bread.
Or, as viewer Sanny describes it on X: “What was this embarrassing! Brrrr, that Wolter, touching and bumping, terrible! Youps body language including a cardigan shouting:” Go away, creep! “”
Waldorf & Statler
Wolter is still doing his best to talk to Youp when it comes to the fall of the Shoof cabinet. “We are all fooled,” he shouts.
Youp annoyed: “Is the question asked to you or to me?”
Hostess Carrie: “I secretly said in the rehearsal:” We put them down as a kind of Waldorf & Statler from The Muppets. “
Wolter JOPS: “Are we The Muppets? No, right? Hahahaha.”
Viva Hollandia
Youp tries to give it a twist. “Soon I will still sing Viva Hollandia!”
Wolter Dan Fanatical: “Well, we’re going to do that! Hey, we’re going to do that! Put it in, put it in! We’re there again and that’s pri-at … Youpie!”
Youp with the greatest discomfort: “Viva Hollandia.”
Wolter: “Yes, Youp van ‘t Hek has sung my record!”
Uncomfortable
Mediaciticus Victor Vlam finds it unprecedentedly shameless. “If there was a prize for the most uncomfortable TV moment, it would have been won in the nick of this season by Wolter Kroes, who put pressure live at ‘Carrie on Friday’ Youp van ‘t Hek to sing his Viva Hollandia,” he writes up X.
According to him, the comedian was full of discomfort, he concludes. “Youp did not seem to be completely there.”
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