Hackearam-me

In 'Hackearam-me,' Tierry delves into the raw emotions of heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The song's title, which translates to 'I've been hacked,' serves as a metaphor for the singer's inability to control his feelings and actions after the breakup. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is deeply affected by the end of a relationship, to the point where they avoid places and activities that remind them of their ex-partner. The act of throwing away photos but not having the courage to empty the trash symbolizes the lingering attachment and the difficulty of letting go.

The chorus introduces a clever twist with the metaphor of being 'hacked.' Tierry sings about his heart cloning his phone chip, suggesting that his emotions are so overpowering that they might as well be someone else taking control. This metaphor extends to the idea of late-night calls and messages pleading for reconciliation, which he attributes to being 'hacked' rather than admitting his own vulnerability. This denial reflects a common human experience where people struggle to accept their own feelings and instead blame external factors.

Tierry's use of modern technology metaphors to describe timeless emotions of love and loss adds a unique layer to the song. The repeated refrain of 'hackearam-me' emphasizes the sense of helplessness and lack of control. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of a breakup and the subsequent battle between wanting to move on and being pulled back by memories and emotions. Through 'Hackearam-me,' Tierry captures the essence of heartbreak in the digital age, where even our devices seem to conspire against us in moments of vulnerability.