Mainly in the interview, Nolly Tambu asks him why he chose to call his new generic "Première classe" and Ferre explains that he named it so because he decided to give the name "Premier soin" to their future group album which is in preparation (besides Premiere Classe will be in the album)
Nolly Tambu also asks him why he does not make world music (which he compares indirectly to Fally) by telling him that for example "Tucheze" was a successful song and that he already made featurings world like the song Motema with French rapper Gradur. Ferré explains that he does not know the French music market and that if he were to make world music he would like his songs to be played all around the world and that it is not only his friends and his staff who listen to his music.
He says it's good if Fally does world music, receives gold records, awards, and is proud of the Congolese.
He also says that if he is nominated at a prize giving, he asks for it to be taken care of (plane ticket, hotel room ...)
He talks about the fact that some rhumba rhythms he played are taken over by some artists (I think he indirectly aims Fally for the guitar of the song "Jeudi soir", Fally says that the guitar was taken from Simaro Lutumba while this guitar seems to have already been played by Ferre)
Ferre claims to be making music for all generations, be it older or younger, and it is political issues and stories with fighters that make Congolese music fall
If I'm not mistaken, he said that the clips of "Ekoti ya nzube", "Rossignol", "Moteki Mbala" and "Moribond"
