Pour Louper L'école is a playful, hyper-imagined protest song where Aldebert and the Kids United Nouvelle Génération compile the wildest excuses ever dreamed up to dodge a day of classes. From doing laps around the house in pajamas to nibbling on tar-covered toast, crossing the English Channel on an inflatable ring or even letting aliens whisk them away, the singers build an over-the-top checklist of daredevil stunts, pranks, and outright nonsense. Each verse stretches the limits of childish creativity: eating colored pencils to vomit a rainbow, taunting a panther, and playing Fortnite upside-down all feel totally reasonable when the alternative is getting out of bed for school.
Beneath the avalanche of cartoonish exaggeration lies a universal feeling anyone can relate to – that irresistible urge to stay under the covers when morning comes. The song turns that reluctance into a jubilant game, celebrating imagination, friendship, and the freedom of saying “no” (even if only in your head). By the final chorus, the listener is laughing at the sheer lengths these kids would go just to skip class, all while recognizing that, sooner or later, reality wins and the school bell still rings.