Qu’est-ce Qu’on S’aime is a roller-coaster love story set to a catchy, feel-good beat. Heezy Lee, a Korean artist who grooves effortlessly in French, paints the picture of a couple caught in a wild loop of passion, partying, and power struggles. One moment they are popping bottles and declaring eternal devotion, the next they accuse each other of imaginary flings and slam the door on Friday night. The lyrics bounce through every day of the week, showing how quickly “We love hard, we fight hard” can turn into “We break up, we regret it, then we do it all over again.”
Halfway through, the tone pivots: there is no more Jack Daniel’s, responsibilities move in, and the singer announces he is about to become a dad. Yet even as adulthood knocks, the relationship keeps its chaotic charm. The song celebrates the messy reality of human love — the fights that sting, the make-ups that heal, and the undeniable truth that, for better or worse, putain qu’est-ce qu’on s’aime (“damn, how we love each other”).