Baba has a 21-year-old brother, Medhi, who is useless. Medhi has a problem with a guy from the neighborhood who wants to hit on his girl. Baba also has a little brother, born in the mid-2000s, but with him, you can't understand a thing he says unless you have a Ph.D. in street rap

Tom asks himself a lot of questions, especially at night, because he has an open mind but also because he's high. He wonders about the names of animals, particularly the howler monkey. According to Tom, it's not an animal that could have inspired Marvel, but Tom has adopted its defense system.

Meddy's dream is to be manly and muscular, an alpha male. He went to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where he felt respected. He's also an influencer, taking photos and being all over social media, but he's not making any buzz.

In Congo, they've also started making movies, but they are far behind. The Indians are strong in special effects. However, there's something that annoys Weilfar about the Indians, he stages the problem for you, and it's really good.

Kenny has been blaming something on his parents since he was a kid; he feels like they messed up when they conceived him. He's single, and he finds dating apps weird.

He doesn't understand the seduction game; guys and girls in this game have big differences. Recently, he experienced sexual dysfunction, and it was tough.

Silver became a monitor in a middle school; he wonders if he's a monitor or a guardian of the underworld. The students play weird games; they question their lives, and if you don't die in their games, it's pointless.

Rayane went into depression because his ex cheated on him with a boxer; he lost all self-esteem. His parents have embarrassed him his whole life. It's like cousins from the homeland; you should never listen to them.

Ophir enjoyed the first lockdown; he knows it was hard for girls. At the end of the lockdown, Ophir didn't understand the people queuing in front of Zara. But what scared him about this disease are the variants

Nikoz was hosting a stand-up/brunch event when he was attacked by an elderly lady who stole his microphone. As a result, he realized he didn't know how to handle stressful situations. He ended up calling security and filing a complaint.

Gaëtan is hearing impaired; he got his first hearing aids at the age of 4. School and middle school were quite challenging for him. He's been with his girlfriend for 8 years now, and lately, she's into weightlifting. She's doing it for self-defense, focusing mainly on lower body workouts like squats. Gaëtan explains what squats are for.

Adel is troubled by his name, which could be mistaken for a girl's name and often confused with his sister's name, Amel. In fact, he started doing stand-up comedy so that people would remember his name.

Samia is a big scam; she's been performing the same show for 10 years. During the lockdown, she performed in Ivory Coast, where she got stuck for two and a half months, the best vacation of her life.

She believes in witchcraft; she wakes up at night to eat and doesn't remember it. So, her only option left is to consult an exorcist.

Jean-Benoît is a physiotherapist who shares his life on stage. Previously, he worked as a physiotherapist in the sports field, but now he practices in a nursing home, although not for much longer. Working in a nursing home allows him to share many stories about his professional life.

Rudy participated in a show called "The Circle Game" on Netflix. He shares his experience of the show. In the USA, there's a bar that's off-limits to ugly people...

Ilyes discovers from an Instagram post that women are afraid to walk home alone at night. As Ilyes has sisters, he feels motivated, under his sister's advice, to make an effort to behave responsibly at night. He has always found it difficult to understand women, but working in a clothing store has helped him grasp some of the pressure they face.