Imagine writing a love letter by raiding your bathroom cabinet, fridge and lottery ticket pile. That is exactly what Boulevard des Airs does in “Tout Le Temps.” The singer strings together a playful avalanche of French everyday brands and objects—Carglass windscreen repair, Hépar mineral water, Kiri cheese, even Instagram—to say: you are my everything. Each quirky comparison adds a new shade of affection, showing that real love sneaks into the tiniest corners of daily life, from the band-aid on a blister to the palm-tree stirrer in a White Russian cocktail.
All these zany images circle back to the chorus, a simple promise repeated like a heartbeat: “Tout l’temps… je t’aime autant” (“All the time… I love you just as much”). No matter how fast the clock ticks, the feeling stays unshakable. The result is a feel-good anthem that blends humor with sincerity, reminding us that the grandest declarations can hide in the most ordinary things—turning supermarket shelves and subway waits into a celebration of timeless love.