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WATCH: US comedian Jimmy Fallon mocks France for its bedbugs
The late show host sang a song dressed as a bare-chested Emmanuel Macron
American comedian Jimmy Fallon, host of The Tonight Show, took to the stage to deliver a teasing ditty about France’s ‘bedbug infestation’ problem dressed as a bare-chested President Macron.
Mr Fallon put on his best rasping French accent, donned a beret, and with a glass of red wine and a baguette to hand, performed a little song warning about the dangers of bedbugs during the Paris fashion week:
“Anywhere they can creep
Even chest hair you see
So give them a clean
With a spritz of Febreze
But it is fashion week
Louis V and Gucci
Full of celebrity
Chalamet, Timothée.
He is dating Kylie
He plays Wonka, Willy
I love his movies
On the IMDB…”
Watch the video here:
French President Macron sings a song about the Parisian bedbug outbreak. #FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/k5rgbKn8tH
— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) October 4, 2023
Mr Macron was famously photographed last year wearing the same outfit, sans beret, baguette and wine glass (click on the arrows below to scroll through the images).
The Elysée has not commented on Mr Fallon’s performance.
Bedbugs have been in the news daily in France in recent weeks with people spotting them on train seats and in cinemas.
Read more:
Public transport operators in France must publish all cases of bedbugs
Expert confirms bedbug in passenger’s French Ouigo train seat video
What is the cost of getting rid of a bedbug infestation in France?