Patrick Langlois

Patrick "Pat" Langlois (* 09.09.1980, Montreal) is a Canadian journalist, who formerly worked for the rock group Simple Plan.
Simple Plan
He was most commonly associated with the pop punk band Simple Plan. friend of the band who was responsible for merchandising (he was often seen running the "merch stand"), and also acted as webmaster, photographer, and videographer. Langlois has appeared in most Simple Plan videos, with his appearances sometimes painful. He was kicked in the crotch in "I'd Do Anything", had a bowling ball dropped on his head and his apartment destroyed in "Addicted", was knocked down by the band in "Don't Wanna Think About You", and had a bottle smashed out of his hand by a tennis ball hit by Lefebvre in "When I'm Gone". He is also seen giving a thumbs up in "Perfect", as a valet in "Shut Up", in the crowd in the gym in "I'm Just a Kid", getting out of a car in "Welcome to My Life", and as an emergency services worker in "Untitled (How Could This Happen To Me?)", a video in which his pseudonym was used as the name of the drunk driver. Also, in "When I'm Gone", Patrick is on one of the magazines that is standing on the magazine stand.
MusiquePlus
On 7 December 2008, Langlois posted on the band web site that he would continue to work for the band, but would also become a mobile journalist for MusiquePlus. He stated that he would continue to bring fans "all that is Simple Plan". However, the program on which Langlois was working, MP6, was canceled by MusiquePlus in early December. In August 2012 Langlois announced that he no longer will be working for MusiquePlus.
Ca Commence Bien
In September 2012 Langlois started working as columnist for the social-medias at the new launched morning show "Ca Commence Bien", which airs Monday-Friday from 6 to 9am on VTélé.

Main Menu

See Also

Main Menu