In "Dance with the stars", will influencers unbalance the competition?

Médias - After 2 years of absence, "Dance with the stars" is making a comeback on television this Friday, September 17.And for this eleventh season, the production of the program has planned a casting of candidates a little different from previous years.In this new season, which promises to be full of ambitions, several influential personalities on social networks enter the competition.

While the program has already been criticized in the past for its voting system (system where the public has its role to play), how to face the ultra -committed communities of this wave of new competitors?The HuffPost had the opportunity to question the jury and the candidates on this subject.

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Wejdene, Bilal Hassani, or Michou, are names that you may not know yet, but on the Internet and especially among young people, they are real stars.For the most part, these are not thousands of people they federate, but millions.Michou, only 19, brings together nearly 6.5 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.And on Instagram, more than 3 million people follow him.