Directed by the duo (Gregory Ohrel and Lionel Hirlé), the music video was filmed in two major global hubs: Paris and New York City .
: The song is part of his double album Mon cœur avait raison , specifically categorized under the "Pilule Bleue" (Blue Pill) side, which features more melodic, pop-oriented tracks compared to the "Pilule Rouge" (Red Pill) rap tracks.
The song’s title translates to "Do you love me?" and chronicles the painful realization that a once-passionate relationship has turned cold and unrecognizable.
: Gims poignantly compares a wedding ring to "handcuffs," suggesting that the commitment has become a source of suffering rather than joy.
: While many scenes capture the urban grit and grandeur of New York and Paris, specific interior scenes were filmed at the Musée Guimet in Paris.
The official music video for by Congolese-French artist Maître Gims (now simply GIMS) serves as a dramatic exploration of crumbling relationships and emotional disillusionment. Released in May 2015, the video reached over 570 million views by early 2026, cementing its status as one of his most iconic works. The Story Behind the Song
Directed by the duo (Gregory Ohrel and Lionel Hirlé), the music video was filmed in two major global hubs: Paris and New York City .
: The song is part of his double album Mon cœur avait raison , specifically categorized under the "Pilule Bleue" (Blue Pill) side, which features more melodic, pop-oriented tracks compared to the "Pilule Rouge" (Red Pill) rap tracks. MaГ®tre Gims - Est-ce que tu m'aimes ? (Clip officiel)
The song’s title translates to "Do you love me?" and chronicles the painful realization that a once-passionate relationship has turned cold and unrecognizable. Directed by the duo (Gregory Ohrel and Lionel
: Gims poignantly compares a wedding ring to "handcuffs," suggesting that the commitment has become a source of suffering rather than joy. : Gims poignantly compares a wedding ring to
: While many scenes capture the urban grit and grandeur of New York and Paris, specific interior scenes were filmed at the Musée Guimet in Paris.
The official music video for by Congolese-French artist Maître Gims (now simply GIMS) serves as a dramatic exploration of crumbling relationships and emotional disillusionment. Released in May 2015, the video reached over 570 million views by early 2026, cementing its status as one of his most iconic works. The Story Behind the Song
