It's one of Farmer's music videos which uses a lot of symbolisms, "bringing together aestheticism, shock images and deep themes". Several interpretations are possible. Continue your journey into Mylène's world, you won't regret it 😉
Hello from South France Lil Kash, 🌴🌞 Some explanations abaout the song's meaning: “Extract myself from the frame, my life suspended, I dreamed better. I saw the hearth, all these strangers, You, among them.” It’s essential to thoroughly understand this first verse, the words specifically chosen (extract, frame, suspended ⇽ above the fireplace hearth), if we want to grasp the song’s theme, painting/artist's life. She compares her life to a master’s work exposure. In this case, Egon Schiele (and, to his contrary, Gauguin), a very selfish/egocentric nineteenth-century Dutch artist who multiplied his self-portraits (and whose tortured canvases often evoked raw sexuality, without eroticism) ⇽ metaphor on Mylène’s life as an artist, her public exposure: "You left me Compromising myself (you, the public) I will be the one for thousands of eyes (the fans); A master’s nude…" (her exhibition on stage, in concert - the light, Gauguin, so) « Je te rends ton amour » (I return your love) ⇾ in French, the verb “rendre” (return/give back) in this specific verse is what we call an “enantiosem” (an “auto antonym,” so -> it has the particularity to conjugate at the same time its primary meaning with the opposite one). As a result, this sentence can, in fact, simultaneously mean “I give you back your love” in the sense of “I separate myself from what you gave me (your love) to give it back to you. » (Implied ⇾ “I don’t want it - your love - anymore”). Just as much as it can mean to the contrary, “I offer you as much love in return as you give me.” It’s a song about the ambivalence of her life as an artist, knowing that Mylène hates being exposed, just as she loves sharing, the connection that is created between her and her audience: “Its colors have become diluted (Gauguin ⇾ the lights dim then go out after the concert) And I take back my love Become the outlines again From my only master, Egon Schiele” (⇽ she returns to her dark side) It’s this paradox, this ambiguity of the egocentrism of the artist, the exposure to the light vs. the desire to live hidden, the part of assumed humility, that she stages in this song full of metaphors. It's a particularly well-written song with a double meaning which can both say one thing, but also its exact opposite. The meticulous choice of words and phrases are a real success. She addresses the public, speaks to them informally, and elevates them to the level of a demanding God (Jesus in the clip, in this case), even if the majority ignores this hidden message. Undoubtedly, one of the most accomplished songs in her repertoire, literary speaking. Peace, folks. ☮👈😎
You should focus on the lyrics to understand the song. This will help you understand the symbolism of the images in the video. But if you continue to offer videos of Mylène Farmer, you will have to develop a more acute sense of analysis otherwise you will never understand anything. In this video, she doesn't make a deal with the Devil; she puts an end to a hold that prevented him from living. God and Devil are only the transposition of the facets of love. Leaving someone you love but turns out to be bad makes your soul bleed. Freeing yourself from the influence of man is like an exorcism of the Devil. The blindness to harmful love is over. It's all symbolism here.
It's one of Farmer's music videos which uses a lot of symbolisms, "bringing together aestheticism, shock images and deep themes".
Several interpretations are possible. Continue your journey into Mylène's world, you won't regret it 😉
Mylene Farmer's songs are so rich in meaning that I advise you to read the lyrics to immerse yourself in her otherworldly universe
Other official videos from Mylène Farmer as dark as this one : " Sans Logique" ! Also "Beyond my control" ! Please react to this ones !
Hello from South France Lil Kash, 🌴🌞
Some explanations abaout the song's meaning:
“Extract myself from the frame, my life suspended,
I dreamed better.
I saw the hearth, all these strangers,
You, among them.”
It’s essential to thoroughly understand this first verse, the words specifically chosen (extract, frame, suspended ⇽ above the fireplace hearth), if we want to grasp the song’s theme, painting/artist's life.
She compares her life to a master’s work exposure. In this case, Egon Schiele (and, to his contrary, Gauguin), a very selfish/egocentric nineteenth-century Dutch artist who multiplied his self-portraits (and whose tortured canvases often evoked raw sexuality, without eroticism) ⇽ metaphor on Mylène’s life as an artist, her public exposure:
"You left me
Compromising myself (you, the public)
I will be the one for thousands of eyes (the fans);
A master’s nude…" (her exhibition on stage, in concert - the light, Gauguin, so)
« Je te rends ton amour » (I return your love) ⇾ in French, the verb “rendre” (return/give back) in this specific verse is what we call an “enantiosem” (an “auto antonym,” so -> it has the particularity to conjugate at the same time its primary meaning with the opposite one).
As a result, this sentence can, in fact, simultaneously mean “I give you back your love” in the sense of “I separate myself from what you gave me (your love) to give it back to you. » (Implied ⇾ “I don’t want it - your love - anymore”). Just as much as it can mean to the contrary, “I offer you as much love in return as you give me.”
It’s a song about the ambivalence of her life as an artist, knowing that Mylène hates being exposed, just as she loves sharing, the connection that is created between her and her audience:
“Its colors have become diluted (Gauguin ⇾ the lights dim then go out after the concert)
And I take back my love
Become the outlines again
From my only master, Egon Schiele” (⇽ she returns to her dark side)
It’s this paradox, this ambiguity of the egocentrism of the artist, the exposure to the light vs. the desire to live hidden, the part of assumed humility, that she stages in this song full of metaphors. It's a particularly well-written song with a double meaning which can both say one thing, but also its exact opposite. The meticulous choice of words and phrases are a real success. She addresses the public, speaks to them informally, and elevates them to the level of a demanding God (Jesus in the clip, in this case), even if the majority ignores this hidden message.
Undoubtedly, one of the most accomplished songs in her repertoire, literary speaking.
Peace, folks. ☮👈😎
❤❤❤
"I give your love back
At least forever
I give your love back
Mine is too heavy"
my favourite song of hers
she's so unique
Yes she is talking about her father...you give back love and demons
Hey look the " Farmer projet " or l' Ame strame grame it's just Crazy .For the concert look the intro from Mylenium tour
❤❤❤
Shock 🙏
You should focus on the lyrics to understand the song. This will help you understand the symbolism of the images in the video. But if you continue to offer videos of Mylène Farmer, you will have to develop a more acute sense of analysis otherwise you will never understand anything.
In this video, she doesn't make a deal with the Devil; she puts an end to a hold that prevented him from living. God and Devil are only the transposition of the facets of love. Leaving someone you love but turns out to be bad makes your soul bleed. Freeing yourself from the influence of man is like an exorcism of the Devil. The blindness to harmful love is over. It's all symbolism here.
reaction myriam fares waheshni eih plz❤