Sugar Sammy is the new judge of France has an incredible talent, which begins this Tuesday, October 30th. In a video interview he describes his journey.

He’s hard cash, even rubbish… He knows no taboos and he brings a breath of fresh air to the jury France has an incredible talent Season 13. He is Sugar Sammy, 42, Canadian comedian of Indian descent and new M6 Entertainment judge. With him, the viewers will not be bored. It’s on stage that the production of France has an incredible talent spotted this troublemaker of the show. If we hardly know him in France, he already has a very long career on the other side of the Atlantic since he has been practicing his profession for 22 years. “I’ve toured in 31 countries, I’ve done more than 1,600 shows”, explains Sugar Sammy in our video interview. “I live in France. I created a tailor made show about France. I already sifted the French for free, so I got paid to do it France has an incredible talentIt is great”.

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Nothing is forbidden on the set of M6. He constantly winks at fellow judges Hélène Ségara, Eric Antoine and Marianne James. He agrees tele leisure, with a smile on your face: “I scratch them all the time, it’s part of the game. It was one of my conditions. I have to make fun of everything, the judges, the production, the show… A little bit American where nothing is taboo.” .

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Sugar Sammy talks about racism, religion, misogyny in his shows… He doesn’t censor himself when his sketches are thought-provoking. He is currently testing his humor in front of French audiences on the stage of the Alhambra in Paris. But at the beginning of the year he will start on new projects. “I will be returning to the United States for a tour, but also to Canada and the Middle East before returning to France“To find out, tune in to M6 this Tuesday, October 30 at 9 p.m.