Jean-Baptiste Guégan criticizes the end of Johnny Hallyday’s career: “He had no more hits”

Jean-Baptiste Guégan announces that he wants to emancipate himself more and more from Johnny Hallyday. His vocal double even begins to criticize the end of his idol’s career. He tackles Maxime Nucci.

Jean-Baptiste Guégan is preparing to release a second album. On it, he announces that he wants to move away from his idol, Johnny Hallyday. However, it is by being his vocal double that he made himself known by winning “France has an incredible talent”.

The singer also criticizes the end of Taulier’s career in an interview with Paris Match: “Since Marie, he had no more hits, he should not flourish in his latest albums, which are not equal to those of Michel Berger, Jean-Jacques Goldman or Insolitudes, that Michel Mallory wrote to him.“An opinion shared precisely by Michel Mallory who did not hesitate to tackle Maxime Nucci, composer of Johnny from 2011.

Michel Mallory adds: “I still believe that he didn’t have to go to ‘trendy’ people, I don’t think Warner helped him make the right decisions. At Universal, it was another matter.“He feels disappointed with the star’s latest songs.

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