“It’s the obelisk, genius”: the journalist Christian Martin met a follower in full live outing

The arrival of Lionel messi in Paris triggered hundreds of changes in the world of football. Since August 10, the day of his arrival in the French capital, a real revolution has started which has changed the coordinates of sport. If before everyone wanted to see Barcelona to see them in action, now nobody misses their matches with PSG.

Of all the sideways changes Leo’s arrival produced, many had to do with journalistic issues. Dozens of correspondents in Europe they went to the French capital to follow every detail of what’s going on with Messi. One of them, for example, is Christian Martin. The journalist, who has lived in England for years, now spends several of his days in Paris covering every match of the Rosario star.

In addition to working for signals like ESPN, Christian Martin opened an account on the network Twitch (christianmartin03), where he performs live from different parts of the planet. This Tuesday indeed He turned on his camera and did a live with the Arc de Triomphe behind his back, to talk about Messi, PSG, the vaccine situation in Europe and more.

In this same live, he explained why the Arc de Triomphe is covered by these hours (it is a posthumous work by the artist of Bulgarian origin Christo). “I like that people can travel a bit with usChristian Martin usually says whenever asked about the reason for his live performances from different historical points.

But when he made his exit on Tuesday, he didn’t really like being asked over and over again why the Arc de Triomphe was crowded, when I had already explained it several times. At one point even a question during the 47 minute outing made him tired and he decided respond ironically.

In response to a question from one of his disciples, who I asked him if the Arc de Triomphe was in the background (which was seen almost in the foreground), the Viking -as he is known in the middle- lost patience. “There is one who asks me if I am at the Arc de Triomphe. No, it’s the Obelisk, geniusHe responded. Twitter user @Tutigelormini uploaded the cut of the moment.

Shortly after, he explained why he thinks it was well received by users of Tic, while they are generally not very “nice” to journalists who come from traditional media. “I’m transparent, I tell the story as it is and I don’t think so much“, Hill.