Indochine’s “3ème Sexe” is a vibrant anthem celebrating the freedom to blur the lines between “feminine” and “masculine.” The lyrics paint Parisian streets filled with dazzling outfits, swapped wardrobes, bold makeup, and golden hair that refuse to fit tidy boxes. Girls sport tux-like suits, boys twirl in flowing dresses, and everyone walks hand in hand. Rather than focusing on bodies or labels, the song applauds the attitude: confidence, playfulness, and the right to say yes or no on your own terms.
Underneath the catchy synth-pop beat lies a message of liberation. “3ème Sexe” invites listeners to imagine a “third sex” where identity is fluid, attraction is diverse, and authenticity beats convention. By spotlighting androgyny and shared humanity, Indochine pushes back against judgment, witch hunts, and outdated expectations. The chorus of holding hands repeats like a friendly chant, reminding us that connection matters more than categories and that true style is being unapologetically yourself.