The official music video (directed by Brice Vdh and Léo Walk) uses visual absurdity to reinforce its message:
The song critiques the irony of the digital world: while we share everything to feel connected, the superficiality of these interactions often leaves us feeling lonelier. Visual Symbolism in the Music Video The official music video (directed by Brice Vdh
Roméo Elvis’s deeper, rhythmic delivery provides a grounded contrast to Angèle’s airy, high-register vocals, symbolizing the shared struggle of artists who must perform "joy" for their audience regardless of their internal state. Cultural Impact The official music video (directed by Brice Vdh
Angèle highlights how artists and everyday people alike feel forced to "mask up" and smile, even during personal tragedies like loss or heartbreak. The official music video (directed by Brice Vdh