Johan Derksen goes all out on Stéphanie Hoogenberk, the writer who has taken such a beating on Hélène Hendriks. He’s pretty pissed off. “We don’t call her stuph**r or anything, do we?”
Stéphanie Hoogenberk, columnist for LINDA., among others, has a podcast in which she discusses all kinds of annoyances with a colleague: De Shitshow. They all put it pretty firmly on, but they mean it. “It also creates a bond to say something,” she explained a while ago in the Volkskrant. “We have never received any complaints.”
Blonde part
Well, wet your chest, because Johan Derksen is now pounding it head-on with his wrecking ball. The football analyst thinks it’s outrageous that Stéphanie calls his beloved colleague Hélène Hendriks a ‘blonde bastard’ and even a ‘h*er’. The presenter has already received numerous statements of support and now her VI colleagues are also intervening.
Wilfred Genee touches on verbal violence in the Inside today from last night. “Do you like blonde hair, René, don’t you?”
Colleague René van der Gijp first jokingly: “Well, I did have a period when I was really into it, yes.”
Then seriously: “I get so tired of it, you know. All those people with all those podcasts and then there is another one with a podcast that no one has ever heard of.”
Shit bitches
Wilfred doesn’t know Stéphanie either. “Yeah, I don’t know who it is.”
All for the attention, according to René. “Yes, shit bitches, I don’t know, and they then call Hélène a blonde bitch and that is then taken up and taken over by everyone and then everyone has… Then I think: dude, let go, a girl like that is only with working on one thing: getting fifteen listeners.”
Wilfred: “Stéphanie Hoogenberk.”
Johan then: “I just googled them, because I had never heard of that person.”
René: “I also googled them. I had never heard of them either. Write a book.”
Ball of jealousy
Johan thinks that Stéphanie is wearing pants that are too big. “She once made a story for Hard Gras. 1,500 of these will be sold. And she has a thing for LINDA sometimes. done and she seems to have written a book, but if you have not written a book in the Netherlands, then you are already a special person.”
He continues: “And that lady then says full of jealousy, that kind of thing, you know.”
Wilfred: “But is it meant to be satirical or not? She’s talking about h*er and del.”
Johan: “No, that is not satire at all. She meant it that way.”
No satire
Wilfred thought for a moment that this was just a joke on Stéphanie’s part. “Did she really mean it like that?”
John: “Yes. Only because Hélène trivialized that NOS is exaggerating what happened a bit. Can’t she think so?”
Wilfred: “Okay, I thought: it must be meant to be satirical.”
Johan: “No, that is not satire, no.”
Rene: “No. It also has to do with the fact that such a person is looking for more listeners for that podcast.”
Johan: “All those podcasts are full of crazy cries.”
Cool woman
Johan sometimes throws out crazy cries, but, he admits: “It is also a kind of feeling of solidarity with Hélène, you know.”
René: “That’s right. That’s a sweet man.”
Johan: “She’s just a great woman and she’s not that childish and not very woke and she’s offended to the bone by such a bitch. We don’t call her stuph**r or anything, do we?”