Gerard Piqué's Controversial Response About El Hormiguero or La Resistencia

Iker Casillas, former Real Madrid goalkeeper, has debuted with a podcast on his YouTube channel, under the name "Bajo Los Palos". He will conduct "interviews, although we don't know if they will be with public figures, related or not to the world of sports.

For now, his first guest has been his friend Gerard Piqué, a person who doesn't hold back when it comes to saying what he thinks.

They talked about the current situation of Barça, the boos he received when he played with the national team. Also about the future of the Kings League, the competition he created alongside the popular "streamer" Ibai Llanos.

Casillas Asks Piqué About "El Hormiguero" or "La Revuelta"

Iker asked him if he preferred "El Hormiguero" or "La Revuelta". In fact, Piqué became one of the great defenders of David Broncano's show.

When people questioned the 28 million Broncano earns for two years, Piqué stated this in his first interview on "La Revuelta". "Since you came to TVE with the contract you signed, you deserve it, and I think you're very cheap."

To Iker's question, Piqué replied:  "You know what the problem is? I also mentioned it the other day when I went to 'La Revuelta'. You say one thing or the other, and you're more right-wing or left-wing. And it really pisses me off."

"But in all topics, you talk about immigration, you talk about taxes, you talk about feminism, you talk about any of these topics that are current."

"You make a comment, in which I believe that in the end what should prevail is common sense. And sometimes you're right-wing and sometimes you're left-wing. And you say one thing, and they already pigeonhole you."

Gerard Piqué's Confession

Piqué confessed that he had a better time on "La Revuelta", because of the type of show it is. However, he also had good words for "El Hormiguero".

"I have a great time too, I've been several times and I'll keep going," he highlighted. In "El Hormiguero" they sometimes make you do tests, the ants come out."

"I enjoy 'La Revuelta' a bit more, but it's a personal opinion that has nothing to do with taking a stance and whether I believe one thing or the other."

Let's remember that one of the guests who gave "La Resistencia" more fame during its "Movistar +" era was Gerard Piqué. They had a lot of chemistry and rapport, before Shakira attacked Gerard with her digs in the form of a song.