Right after the performance of the esteemed band Lady Pank and performing the famous song “Always there where you are“, there was a short speech Marcin Prokop, who literally felt inspired by the message of the song. He spoke to his colleague and took a dig at his colleague from a competing station. Are you curious about his words?
“Top of the Top Sopot Festival”. Marcin Prokop surprised on stage
A famous presenter from TVN decided to mention on stage his long-standing acquaintance with Dorota Wellmanwith whom he is considered one of the best duets in the history of Polish television. – It's a bit about us, 25 years together in different places, in different incarnations, “Always there, wherever you go, I'll be there,” said Marcin Prokop right after the loud performance of Lady Pank. He then mentioned the station, where he is actively working Edward Miszczak. – If you want to walk to Warsaw, I'll follow you. If you want to go to prison, I'll follow you. And if you want to go to Polsat, then… I'll think about it. – he joked on air. Dorota Wellman decided to respond to her friend's joke.
And what if I want to go to the grave?
– she asked. This question remained unanswered.
Marcin Prokop mentioned another presenter. Or even two.
It seems that the TVN star decided to copy the Polsat star. During the musical evening, he touched upon the subject Krzysztof Ibisz. Marcin Prokop said on stage that this evening he would be a combination of Krzysztof Ibisz and Tomasz Kammel– How are you having fun?! – he said humorously, wanting to look like the leading actor. presenter Polsat. – I've always wanted to do this! – he added. This is not the first time he has referred to his competition. Let's recall what happened during Empik Bestsellers. “I have the impression that my colleague from Polsat is up to his armpits in reading. Young Krzysiu, I send you my warmest regards” – Prokop mentioned when he said that the elixir of youth for young people should be reaching for books. Photos from this year's festival are in our gallery at the top of the page.