René van der Gijp is not pleased with the rap qualities of Memphis Depay. The analyst becomes in Veronica Inside confronted with the so-called Studio Session 387 that Depay did on the YouTube channel 101Barz. “If such a boy thinks this is good himself, then he is insane,” said Van der Gijp on Monday evening.
Depay also cites the talk show in his rap session. “Because Veronica Inside is never outside. Trying to cut us down like we’re wood,” the Barcelona attacker raps. Johan Derksen wonders what Depay’s intention is. “What am I supposed to do with this?” said Derksen. “Well, those guys have complete freedom… if that relieves you. Those guys grow up with a lot of awe for those American rappers. Those are their real examples in life, also in terms of clothing and behavior. I think they look very good. be proud of it. But they don’t hurt anyone with it, let them rap.”
“They don’t harm anyone with it, but yes … talk a bit nonsensically, what can you do with that?”, says Van der Gijp, who can appreciate Depay as a football player. “I think he’s very good, but I also find it very tiring to watch him. Hanging out against opponents … I see more in footballers who have a refined eye, such as Sergio Aguero who is going to play at Barcelona in a moment. is world top, and Memphis hopes to go in that direction too. But I don’t know if that will happen. I think he will just remain a good player.”
Also part of the rap song that Ryan Babel recently released is played in Veronica Inside. “And I don’t even want to start about men on TV”, raps Babel, while a photo of Van der Gijp, Derksen and Wilfred Genee is shown in the clip. “I think all those men at the table are lame.” Derksen responds as follows: “Then there is something wrong with you, if you are going to do things like this? An adult man who does that … a boy in his thirties. But when I see that he also flirts with Rolexes and crazy cars, and the Dutch hair… ignore, ignore! I advise him to seek professional help. Another generation? Sure, but then I’m glad I belong to another generation.”