C'que T'es Belle

Alexis HK's song "C'que T'es Belle" is a satirical exploration of how alcohol can distort perceptions of beauty and social norms. The refrain, "C'que t'es belle quand j'ai bu," which translates to "How beautiful you are when I've drunk," sets the tone for the entire song. The lyrics humorously suggest that alcohol makes people and things appear more attractive, challenging societal standards and norms about beauty and behavior.

The song's verses bring in various societal groups—public health officials, moralists, aestheticians, and feminists—each of whom initially criticize the idea of alcohol-induced beauty. However, after participating in the 'experiment' of drinking, they all come to the same conclusion: everything and everyone appears more beautiful when viewed through the lens of inebriation. This satirical twist highlights the absurdity of rigid societal norms and the subjective nature of beauty.

Alexis HK uses clever wordplay and irony to critique how society often imposes strict definitions of beauty and behavior. By involving different societal groups and showing their eventual agreement, the song underscores the idea that these norms are not as fixed as they seem. The repeated refrain serves as a humorous reminder that perceptions can be easily altered, questioning the validity of societal judgments.

The song also touches on deeper themes such as the fluidity of beauty standards and the impact of societal expectations on individual perceptions. By using humor and satire, Alexis HK invites listeners to reflect on how easily their views can be influenced and how subjective beauty truly is.