During the last program of “Recettes Pompettes” on YouTube, Monsieur Poulpe and Guillaume Canet smoked cannabis live. The associations are windward.
With his address book in the media and showbiz, Monsieur Poulpe, the host of Recettes Pompettes, persists and signs. The concept of her still-licensed show, despite the provocations, is simple: Invite a celebrity to cook with her while drinking alcohol. The two apprentice cooks often end their culinary prowess drunk.
The program has already prompted a reaction from the Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (CSA), which threatened the production company Studio Bagel with sanctions. Refusing to comply with the injunction, the host preferred to reoffend. By even choosing to outbid. In his last web-show broadcast on February 9 on YouTube, Mr. Octopus goes even further in media irresponsibility.
Right in the middle of the program, this time he allows himself to smoke a joint of cannabis with his guest of the day, Guillaume Canet. A scene to say the least cliché since it takes place against a background of reggae music. Added to this is a huge cloud of smoke more reminiscent of a fire than of smoke. Except that the provocation towards the CSA is no longer hidden since the host punctuates the sequence with these words: “There is something that we do not do on TV, or even on the web, or even in any what entertainment is… ”. Then he pulls out a joint that we see sharing in the background with Guillaume Canet.
Nothing about the dangers of cannabis
The comedians Mathieu Madénian and Thomas VDB then follow suit by declaring: “Supposedly people are shocked by this program which they find too rock’n’roll (…) There are things much more shocking than” Les Recettes Pompettes “on the Internet”. Like a masturbating dachshund, quote the two improvised public health advisers. Words that are obviously not to the taste of professionals. This is the case withNational Association for the Prevention of Alcohol and Addictology (ANPAA).
In favor of the legalization of cannabis, it specifies, however, that legalization should not be an incentive for young people to consume a psychoactive product. “This is why the provocative fake of Monsieur Poulpe poses a problem. This type of behavior seriously harms all those who militate for an objective and dispassionate reflection on the status of cannabis and its regulation, ”she said.
In the same way that the general message of its program is clearly: “To be drunk, it’s fun”, the association reproaches Monsieur Poulpe “for giving us the promotion of the joint without information on the dangers of cannabis and its consumption associated with alcohol ”, especially among young people. “Mr. Octopus wants us to believe that he is breaking a taboo, but in reality, he despises all those involved in prevention, who help all those who are in difficulty with addictive products on a daily basis”, deplores the ANPAA.
The lack of courage denounced
The latter therefore denounces once again the incitement to consumption and drunkenness on the air, and the evasion of their risks. It therefore calls for regulation of the Internet media and “aboveground publishers who must be held responsible for the content they broadcast”.
“By smoking a joint live in the company of a star, he (Mr. Poulpe) knows full well that he does not risk anything, unlike anonymous users controlled by the police”, however concludes the ANPAA. It should be remembered that “the illicit use of one of the substances or plants classified as narcotics is punishable by one year’s imprisonment and a fine of 3,750 euros (Article L.3421-1 of the Public Health Code) ”.
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