“Je Suis Fan” is a sparkling yet slightly feverish confession of online obsession. Picture someone scrolling late at night, heart racing each time a new photo loads. Alice et Moi sings from the viewpoint of a super-fan who has crossed the line between admiration and fixation: she imagines her idol everywhere—from the subway to the fridge light—while craving his scent on her clothes and his image on every screen. The lyrics mix playful slang (j’ai la magne, j’te follow) with intense, almost addictive imagery, capturing how social media can turn a crush into a full-blown dependency.
Beneath its airy electro-pop beat, the song explores the bittersweet thrill of modern fandom: the rush of likes, the illusion of closeness, and the ache of knowing the feeling is one-sided. It is a tongue-in-cheek reminder that the digital world can blur boundaries, making desire feel both exhilarating and a little “sale” (dirty). By the end, we are left dancing to a melody that’s as catchy as the obsession it describes—questioning just how far we might go when a simple “follow” becomes a full-time fantasy.