Feel Good spins a bilingual love story that slides between French and English just like two dancers swapping the lead. Charlotte Cardin paints surreal snapshots—Titanic, pyramides, cliffs at the edge of the world—to show how overwhelming passion can feel epic, mysterious and a little dangerous. She admits there are things she will never understand, yet the magnetic pull of a voice calling “mon amour” drags her right back. It is the rush of returning after time away, the realization that logic is no match for chemistry.
The chorus is pure adrenaline. A hand on her waist, bodies pressed together in the back of a taxi, goosebumps that ripple every time they touch—Cardin celebrates the wild, almost animal instinct that makes love both thrilling and comforting. “You make me feel good” is more than a compliment; it is a mantra of emotional rescue and physical electricity. The message? Real connection can turn everyday moments into iconic scenes, making the unknown feel safe and the ordinary feel cinematic.