>This is the post-Brussels cover by Charlie Hebdo. It features Belgian singer Stromae asking “Daddy where are you” while body parts fly around him
fuck off muslim do u have no respect, our people that died in brussels are worth 1000 of yours each
>>69724940
>>69724940
I don't get it, what is that suppossed to mean?
Is it funny? Is it sad?
>>69724940
>yfw charlie hebdo is shot up again and liberals continue to import muslims
>>69724940
At least link to an article about it.
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/04/02/hebdo-critics-feign-outrage-new-cover/
>>69724940
Charlie Hebdo, bringing the bantz won't make you bulletproof. But kudos for the sick bantz, you hippie commie scum.
>>69726168
Ditto. What the fuck is it saying?
>>69726168
Don't you remember the "Je suis Charlie" shitstorm?
>As mainstream media were publishing the now famous photo of drowned child Aylan Kurdi on their front pages, Riss drew a cartoon about Kurdi wondering if he would grow up to join the large list of migrants who are committing sex attacks across Europe.
>>69726494
Daddy where are you?
Body parts all answering "here" from different directions
>>69726494
Well I know Stromae made a song of the same name: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiKj0Z_Xnjc
As to how it relates to the Brussels attacks, I'll assume it's probably some joke about his dad being blown to fucking pieces.
>>69724940
This pic isn't funny.
Stromae's dad died during Rwanda génocide and his body was cut into piece
>>69724940
It's funny, I hope you dont expect me to explain the pun and subtile social critics.
What do a muzinsect like you thinks about the cover? Do you miss your father who was probably killed by real turks.
Kurdistan
>>69726168
Stromae is an Arab
He has a song called Daddy where are you
His daddy, the arab terrorist, blew himself up
Now all his body parts answer his sons call
>>69726526
Yeah, that was about the terrorist attacking the Charlie Hebdo building.
But what does this cover mean? Where's the punchline? Are they just being bold and provocative or there's satire somewhere?
>>69726949
Oh ok. This makes sense then. Thanks a lot for the intel. Didn't know the background of that story.
Can anyone take the clip from this movie (Mousehunt) where the kid stabs the cockroach with the fork and shows it to his dad with a look of disgust on his face, and then shoop the subtitles to have him say, "Look dad, a turkroach!"?
Link from the scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfwm9CY5dao
These guys are so unfunny, if terrorists just left them alone they would have died off from lack of subscribers.
>>69726168
>>69726494
It's a play on a song he did called "Papaoutai" (not sure of spelling).
They wrote "Papa ou t'es?", which sounds the same but means "Dad, where are you?" And the body parts are to be his father.
Other than that, Idk why it would be funny. Although, Charlie Hebdo is not necessarily trying to be funny, but rather tries to shock you as much as possible.
>>69726949
Except the fact his dad was fucking Rwandan, which means the cover is either mistaken or being overly blunt for humour.
>>69727092
Their sales were shit before the attacks though.
>>69726949
>Stromae is an Arab
No he's a mongrel, his mother was a coal burner and his father got machete'd in Rwanda
>>69724940
They should draw Muhammad again
Muzzies are getting too upity and it'll show the world without a doubt that they deserve to die in the desert shitholes they come from
Je suis Charlie unless it offends me. In that case, je ne suis pas du tout Charlie.
>>69724940
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>>69726620
>but satirically mention the jews and you get fired
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/aug/03/france.pressandpublishing
Charlie Hebdo is a rag, there is a reason it had virtually no circulation before it got shot up
>>69726949
>>69727242
No apparently his dad was murdered and dismembered but Charlie Hebdo were only using him because of the song, they didn't know about that.
So they were trying to get the tragedy across with a reference to a popstar and song but actually used someone who that happened to.
>>69727407
That's what he said.
>>69727242
so what does the 'outai' mean in the song? Or is it just nonsense?
>>69727911
Outai is où t'es in a bastardized way and it means where are you, the song could have been called dadwhereyat in english.
>>69727911
Its a transliteration of "ou t'es"
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>>69728339
okay, I wasn't sure whether it was just a colloquial way of saying ou tes or if it meant something else
>>69727719
No what?
"Papaoutai" which is Stromae's song and "Papa, où t'es?" are homonyms, and that the flying body part are supposed to represent his father, since they're the ones answering the question.
And that Charlie Hebdo's model is to shock their readership.
That's all I was saying, or are you going to teach me French now?
I didn't know about his father, so I couldn't have said anything about it.
