slimane

one of the commentators on his youtube channel said, "you french are dangerous for a broken-hearted single person." oh yeah...

and it's funny how many people kept saying the same thing in the comments section,i can't help but read those youtube comments, they are the best! and how nobody really understood what the lyrics were saying (see: mon amour), yet they all felt the same feelings. the song is accomplished by bringing those emotions out within us, which is the ultimate language we all speak and understand.

one day, i'd like to thank him personally, preferably backstage at his concert lol, for showing us in this age that rawness in art is still possible in the hands of real artists, reminding us that all we want from art is feeling those real emotions, is it really too much asking?

i got to know him this year (see: eurovision 2024). he is my absolute winner. i like it when such things happen in the least expected moments. i wasn't expecting much from eurovision in terms of discovering songs to listen to over and over again, to lose myself in them. they made us get used to seeing shows & dances rather than pure, naked songs.

ok, enough complaining! this guy absolutely blew my mind. i don't even remember how many times i've listened to that song "mon amour" to this day, and his special performance where he does that acapella thing is something you gotta see.

and let's not skip the crucial part of his performance; his eyes * what lovely-looking eyes those are. it's been a while since i've come across someone who "looks" like him.

i've already become a fan, and he has great songs other than mon amour, here are my favorite ones belle, la recette, je te le done, viens on s'aime and mon amie la rose and much more... check his spotify!!

good things are like russian nesting dolls; they come with more good things within. as i ended up discovering more french artists, both old & new whom there was no way i'd discover otherwise. oh thanks to spotify's recommendations!