Once more we are in The Green Room to get to know the players and their interests, whether that’s their first ever concert, their favourite TV show or their prized football possession. Next into The Green Room is Moussa Dembele
What was the first album you bought/downloaded?
I think I was around eight-years-old, and it was an album by a French rapper called Booba. The album was Temps Mort which in French sort of means ‘time out’.
Last album you bought or streamed?
It was ‘Loyal to the Game’ by Tupac. I like Tupac, and the film that came out recently was okay. It felt a bit rushed so I was a bit disappointed.
First gig you went to?
It was a concert in Paris with lots of different artists called ‘100 contest’ and I was around 10. It was an association that put on a concert for the boys in the neighbourhood.
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