|
Nabilla Leona Benattia, well known as Nabilla, (born February 5 1992), is a model and a personality on French reality TV. She has appeared in ''L'Amour est aveugle'' (2009), ''Hollywood Girls'' (2012-2014), ''Les Anges de la télé-réalité'' (2012-2013) and her own TV show ''Allo Nabilla'' (2013-2014). She became known in France for her one-liner "non, mais allô quoi" on ''les Anges de la télé-réalité''. The line was subsequently used in ads from brands such as IKEA and Carrefour. It gave rise to a number of parody videos viewed millions of times on YouTube, including a ''Downfall'' parody. She registered the phrase as a trademark at the Institut National de la Propriété Industrielle. ==Career== Nabilla was first hired by a modelling agency when she was 14 years old. Soon after, she was elected Miss Salon international de l'automobile de Genève 2011 while working on the Peugeot stand, Benattia, aged 19 in October 2011, appeared in TF1's reality TV show ''l'Amour est aveugle'' ("love is blind"), in which the participants meet in total darkness. Following her first appearance on TV, Benattia underwent breast enlargement surgery, which she claims was to further her career, enabling her to appear in publications such as ''Maxim'' and ''Playboy''.〔 During 2012, she appeared in the fourth series of ''les Anges de la télé-réalité'', shot in Hawaii.〔 The programme, which airs on NRJ 12, follows a group of reality TV personalities for ten weeks.〔 On the show she became romantically involved with Sofiane Tadjine-Lambert, who was in ''Star Academy'' 4.〔 He wrote a song for her ''Dingue de toi (Nabi… Nabilla)'', which reached number 25 in the French music charts.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://lescharts.com/showinterpret.asp?interpret=Sofiane )〕 Following the show, she was interviewed by Jeremstar, on the show La Conciergerie.() In early 2013, she finished filming on the fifth series in Florida.〔 For her participation in this series, Benattia purportedly earned €25,000. In the fourth episode, after an argument with a participant regarding the purchasing of shampoo, Benattia uttered to the camera the words which led to the establishment of her celebrity status: "Euh, allô! non, mais allô, quoi. T'es une fille et t'as pas de shampooing? Allô. Allô! Je sais pas, moi, vous me recevez? T'es une fille, t'as pas de shampooing? C'est comme si je dis: t'es une fille, t'as pas de cheveux!" ("Er, hello ! I mean, like, hello ? You're a girl, you got no shampoo. Hello. Hello ! I dunno, you receiving me ? You're a girl, you got no shampoo ? It's like I'd say : you're a girl, you got no hair".) Nabilla's uttering caused a media buzz in France and generated many parodies, on the internet and in various media.〔(“Non mais allô quoi ?” : parodies en pagaille ), ''L'Express'', 8 March 2013〕 La Grosse Équipe, the production company behind ''les Anges'', registered four trademarks in mid-March with l'Institut national de la propriété industrielle, the French intellectual property registry. These were ''"Allô, quoi"'', ''"Allô, t'es une fille, t'as pas de shampooing, c'est comme si je dis, t'es une fille, t'as pas de cheveux"'', ''"Allô, non mais allô quoi"'', and ''"Allô, Nabilla la vraie vie de la famille Benattia"''. The last of these resulted in rumours discussed on Twitter that a new reality show was in the offing with her as the star.〔 In a TV interview on the talkshow ''Grand journal'', watched by 1.8 million viewers, Benattia confirmed that there will be a reality TV show following her day-to-day.〔 La Grosse Équipe has also registered ''"Nabilla cherche l'amour"'' as a title for a TV show.〔 A fifth trademark ''"Nabilla allô t'es une fille t'as pas de shampooing c' est comme si t'es une fille t'as pas de cheveux"'' was registered by Benattia herself.〔 The trademarks are registered across ten categories covering a wide range of products including scientific instruments, jewellery and linen but not shampoo.〔 In April 2013, a French Wikipedia article about her was deleted after a debate resulted in the decision that she lacked encyclopedic interest, being merely the object of a "buzz" instead of proper "information";〔:fr:Discussion:Nabilla Benattia/Suppression〕 this decision on the French-language Wikipedia generated some media attention〔(Nabilla n'est pas «un objet de savoir» pour Wikipédia ), ''Le Figaro'', 29 April 2013〕〔(Nabilla censurée sur Wikipédia ), ''Le Point'', 1 May 2013〕 The page was redirected to that of Les Anges de la téléréalité.; in January 2014, it was ultimately recreated and kept after another debate, which concluded that her notability had proved sufficiently durable. On 12 November 2013, her own TV Reality show started on NRJ 12. Called ''Allô Nabilla, ma famille en Californie'' (in reference to her famous line "Non mais allô quoi"), the show follows her and her family in Los Angeles. The show got mixed reviews and poor ratings for its premiere. She is often referred as the "French Kim Kardashian" by TMZ. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Nabilla Leona Benattia, well known as Nabilla, (born February 5 1992), is a model and a personality on French reality TV. She has appeared in ''L'Amour est aveugle'' (2009), ''Hollywood Girls'' (2012-2014), ''Les Anges de la télé-réalité'' (2012-2013) and her own TV show ''Allo Nabilla'' (2013-2014).She became known in France for her one-liner "non, mais allô quoi" on ''les Anges de la télé-réalité''. The line was subsequently used in ads from brands such as IKEA and Carrefour. It gave rise to a number of parody videos viewed millions of times on YouTube, including a ''Downfall'' parody. She registered the phrase as a trademark at the Institut National de la Propriété Industrielle.==Career==Nabilla was first hired by a modelling agency when she was 14 years old. Soon after, she was elected Miss Salon international de l'automobile de Genève 2011 while working on the Peugeot stand, Benattia, aged 19 in October 2011, appeared in TF1's reality TV show ''l'Amour est aveugle'' ("love is blind"), in which the participants meet in total darkness.Following her first appearance on TV, Benattia underwent breast enlargement surgery, which she claims was to further her career, enabling her to appear in publications such as ''Maxim'' and ''Playboy''.During 2012, she appeared in the fourth series of ''les Anges de la télé-réalité'', shot in Hawaii. The programme, which airs on NRJ 12, follows a group of reality TV personalities for ten weeks. On the show she became romantically involved with Sofiane Tadjine-Lambert, who was in ''Star Academy'' 4. He wrote a song for her ''Dingue de toi (Nabi… Nabilla)'', which reached number 25 in the French music charts.(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://lescharts.com/showinterpret.asp?interpret=Sofiane ) Following the show, she was interviewed by Jeremstar, on the show La Conciergerie.() In early 2013, she finished filming on the fifth series in Florida. For her participation in this series, Benattia purportedly earned €25,000. In the fourth episode, after an argument with a participant regarding the purchasing of shampoo, Benattia uttered to the camera the words which led to the establishment of her celebrity status:"Euh, allô! non, mais allô, quoi. T'es une fille et t'as pas de shampooing? Allô. Allô! Je sais pas, moi, vous me recevez? T'es une fille, t'as pas de shampooing? C'est comme si je dis: t'es une fille, t'as pas de cheveux!" ("Er, hello ! I mean, like, hello ? You're a girl, you got no shampoo. Hello. Hello ! I dunno, you receiving me ? You're a girl, you got no shampoo ? It's like I'd say : you're a girl, you got no hair".)Nabilla's uttering caused a media buzz in France and generated many parodies, on the internet and in various media.(“Non mais allô quoi ?” : parodies en pagaille ), ''L'Express'', 8 March 2013 La Grosse Équipe, the production company behind ''les Anges'', registered four trademarks in mid-March with l'Institut national de la propriété industrielle, the French intellectual property registry. These were ''"Allô, quoi"'', ''"Allô, t'es une fille, t'as pas de shampooing, c'est comme si je dis, t'es une fille, t'as pas de cheveux"'', ''"Allô, non mais allô quoi"'', and ''"Allô, Nabilla la vraie vie de la famille Benattia"''. The last of these resulted in rumours discussed on Twitter that a new reality show was in the offing with her as the star. In a TV interview on the talkshow ''Grand journal'', watched by 1.8 million viewers, Benattia confirmed that there will be a reality TV show following her day-to-day. La Grosse Équipe has also registered ''"Nabilla cherche l'amour"'' as a title for a TV show.A fifth trademark ''"Nabilla allô t'es une fille t'as pas de shampooing c' est comme si t'es une fille t'as pas de cheveux"'' was registered by Benattia herself. The trademarks are registered across ten categories covering a wide range of products including scientific instruments, jewellery and linen but not shampoo.In April 2013, a French Wikipedia article about her was deleted after a debate resulted in the decision that she lacked encyclopedic interest, being merely the object of a "buzz" instead of proper "information";:fr:Discussion:Nabilla Benattia/Suppression this decision on the French-language Wikipedia generated some media attention(Nabilla n'est pas «un objet de savoir» pour Wikipédia ), ''Le Figaro'', 29 April 2013(Nabilla censurée sur Wikipédia ), ''Le Point'', 1 May 2013 The page was redirected to that of Les Anges de la téléréalité.; in January 2014, it was ultimately recreated and kept after another debate, which concluded that her notability had proved sufficiently durable.On 12 November 2013, her own TV Reality show started on NRJ 12. Called ''Allô Nabilla, ma famille en Californie'' (in reference to her famous line "Non mais allô quoi"), the show follows her and her family in Los Angeles. The show got mixed reviews and poor ratings for its premiere.She is often referred as the "French Kim Kardashian" by TMZ.」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|