Although everyone was waiting to see them officially together on TV, Stefano De Martino and Belén Rodriguez preferred not to cross each other on the stage de Hyenas, letting their spaces be separated even if the temptation to respond to the digs of the public and Teo Mammucari were too greedy to be greeted by silence. And so, after Teo’s provocation, who branded Stefano as a “third wheel” arousing the laughter of Belén, the handsome conductor, stronger and stronger than his new homeie Rai2, has launched into a passionate monologue on the models of beauty, fame and wealth that can generate anxiety and frustration as they are often considered unattainable and unattainable by mere mortals.
«Today, those who express themselves in public are necessarily called to do something special, unique, unrepeatable. But after all, why? We live in the “Fiera del Superlativo”: the guests are always extraordinary, the shows are always sensational, the models are always “Top”, the books are always “Best” sellers, the news is always shocking! Even saying a simple “Yes” or a simple “No” has become “Absolutely Yes” and “Absolutely No”. In these repeated excesses on a large scale, unattainable models of beauty, fame and wealth are created. And this can lead to anxiety and frustration for those who would aspire to the goals proposed by the media and social networks that they will never reach “, explained Stefano De Martino, adding that the antidote to the inflation of superlatives is all in the” relative superlative “.
“Being normal is nice. And it often earns you the friendship, respect and love of those around you. And anyway, don’t think it’s that easy: Lucio Dalla said it too: the exceptional feat, listen to me, is to be normal. Each in his own way “, De Martino commented, letting Belén Rodriguez speak about him only at the moment of the mean tweets, when the presenter read a spicy tweet about her and Stefano:” We all know very well that the heated soup not a good thing. And so I feel like saying to you: dear Belén Rodriguez, step aside I’ll take care of giving my lasagna to Stefano De Martino ». The answer, being Belén one who does not send them to say, was not long in coming: “I’ve actually dodged several times already, but no one else’s lasagna has liked it enough.” Now, however, we really hope to see them together again on TV as the successful experiment at the Castrocaro Festival a few years ago.
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Source: Vanity Fair
