Comment on fait (feat. Vianney)

Zazie's song 'Comment on fait (feat. Vianney)' delves into the complexities of navigating life's challenges with a resilient and carefree attitude. The lyrics explore the idea of dancing through the chaos and taking life's hardships lightly. The repeated question 'Comment tu fais?' (How do you do it?) reflects a search for understanding and coping mechanisms in the face of adversity. This question is directed both inwardly and outwardly, seeking wisdom from others who seem to handle life's ups and downs with grace.

The song emphasizes the importance of attitude and habit in dealing with life's difficulties. Zazie and Vianney suggest that sometimes, it's about improvising and simulating confidence, even when the outcome is uncertain. The line 'C'est qu'une attitude, je simule parfois' (It's just an attitude, I sometimes pretend) highlights the idea that maintaining a positive outlook can be a conscious choice, even if it's not always genuine. This perspective is reinforced by the refrain, which acknowledges the inevitability of taking hits in life but suggests that ultimately, it doesn't matter ('en fait on s'en fout').

The song also touches on the theme of giving one's all, despite the risk of failure. The lines 'Tout donner, tout donner quitte à tomber encore' (Give everything, give everything even if I fall again) and 'Et tant pis si j'ai tort' (And so what if I'm wrong) convey a message of perseverance and courage. The imagery of facing 'grandes marées' (great tides) and 'vents forts' (strong winds) symbolizes the powerful forces we encounter in life. Yet, the song concludes with a sense of resilience and hope, suggesting that no matter the challenges, we can always find a way to get through ('on s'en sort').

'Comment on fait' is a testament to the human spirit's ability to endure and thrive amidst chaos. It encourages listeners to adopt a resilient attitude, embrace life's uncertainties, and keep moving forward, no matter the obstacles.