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Roof of the shopping mall
“I’m not even gonna apply. I’m not even going to apply. Prepare for my place on the podium, just like it’s advertised.”
Earvin, lyrics of Rien à péter
As a kid, Earvin N’Gapeth was hanging out with his friends in the Trois Cités neighborhood in Poitiers. When he became a volleyball player, the French team member did not forget his roots. He often comes back to this working class suburb of the city. In parallel to his professional sports career, he tried his hand at rap with success. It was only logical that his childhood friends should take advantage of this to shoot his videos.
In addition to the footbridge of the Léon Blum viaduct, the Place des Templiers or the roof of the Carnot parking lot, he filmed two videos of Carrément and Rien à péter in the Trois Cités and more particularly in Clos-Gaultier. In addition to the city stadium in the Tony Lainé school, it climbs on the roof of the shopping center. The images follow the rhythm of the song in a nice moment with all his friends.
This grouping of businesses is not far from Saint-Benoît, a city bordering Poitiers where Earvin N’Gapeth discovered volleyball at the CEP/Saint-Benoît. The Olympic champion of Beijing 2021 has never worn the colors of the flagship club of the city, the Stade Poitevin Volley-Ball. At the age of 17, he followed his father, then coach of the SPVB, to the club of Tours where he signed his first professional contract.
Earvin N’Gapeth played 3 seasons at Tours VB under the guidance of Eric his father, coach.
1 Rue de la Vall. Monnaie
The Trois Cités shopping centre is located at 1 rue de la vallée monnaie in Poitiers.
In the Clos Gaultier district, the Trois Cités shopping centre has many shops including a mini-market, a tobacconist’s, hairdressers, clothes shops and a pharmacy.
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By Damien Canteau
Passionné par l'Histoire, les animés, les Arts et la bande dessinée en particulier, Damien est le rédacteur en chef du site spécialisé dans le 9e art, Comixtrip.