Music Video
This is the first video of the second album of Alizée. Here, Alizée, dressed in a red wetsuit, is enclosed in a glass cubicle, big enough for her to move freely. Some scenes show her creeping against the glass wall, some show her throwing a tennis ball towards the wall; one particular scene shows her throwing a camera to the ground and smashing it in the process. Throughout the video, water is poured into the cubicle, making Alizée wet. In the middle of the video (i.e. towards the final chorus), Alizée punches the cubicle and it breaks.
The video was filmed in 4 February 2003, and was directed by Olivier Mégaton, finally the video first aired on 19 February 2003 on M6.
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