Vitaa and Slimane turn the mirror on our deepest insecurities in Pas Beaux ("Not Beautiful"). Over a catchy, emotional pop beat, they swap verses about growing up feeling like they never fit the “perfect” mold: Vitaa paints the picture of a tomboy who heard constant comparisons to prettier girls, while Slimane recalls being teased as a “petit gros.” Their duet flips back and forth between haunting self-doubt ("Je me sens pas beau/belle") and the reassuring voice of the other singer insisting “Qu’est-ce que t’es beau/belle!”—a reminder that beauty is never just skin-deep.
The song is both vulnerable and empowering. By repeating the chorus “Pas beaux, pas comme il faut,” the duo exposes the damaging labels society sticks on anyone who looks or acts differently. Yet their harmonies also celebrate solidarity: when someone else sees your worth, it becomes easier to see it yourself. This track invites listeners to turn up the volume, silence their inner critic, and redefine beauty on their own terms.