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The atmosphere is tense between Faris Moumbagna and Daniel Riolo, and the RMC consultant demands an apology from the OM striker.
It’s the war between Faris Moumbagna and RMC. Highly criticized by radio consultants after his arrival, notably by Jean-Michel Larqué and Daniel Riolo, the Cameroonian striker from Olympique de Marseille first responded on the field by scoring in Clermont (1-6), before posting about it on social networks.
In an Instagram story, Moumbagna had chosen the song by Booba and SDM, which refers to the RMC consultant (“The mother in Riolo, the father in Riolo”…).
Riolo expects apology
Live, the main person concerned. “ There are a lot of people on YouTube who ask me to watch the OM striker’s story. Moumbagna? It seems that he is paying me a little homage. I think it’s pretty cool because, according to my children’s assessment, there are 3-4 rappers who have quoted me in their songs. The last one is less rewarding than the others. It’s less nice,” commented Riolo the same evening in theAfter Foot.
Later in the week, Riolo seemed noticeably less amused. “I expect this Mr. Moumbagna to apologize. He’s causing shit to start fires on social media. The guy insults my parents through a song. I’m waiting for an apology, otherwise I will talk to the club about it“ threatened the polemicist.
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