The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Coca sans bulles" by the artist "Yelle"

In "Coca sans bulles," Yelle ironically depicts a typical party that, at first glance, seems boring and monotonous to her.

The protagonist observes the scene from the outside: she sees smoking guys, stereotypical blondes and brunettes, listens to someone's "sad life story." She doesn't feel involved, comparing what's happening to Richard Gotainer dancing to the song "Le sampa" – a funny but ridiculous sight.

Despite claiming to be entertained ("Of course, I'm not bored"), Yelle mocks the fakeness and artificiality of the party: "This party is a real success," "Girls who have besieged the bar, guys sitting in ambush at the back," "Tomorrow's photo report will tell about the magical party."

She notices the superficiality and emptiness of what is happening, where people can't see beyond their noses, and even loneliness is presented as "super."

The recurring phrase "Of course, I'm not bored" sounds less and less convincing, revealing the heroine's true attitude towards the events. The final repetition, followed by "It's very nice" and laughter, solidifies the ironic and sarcastic tone, suggesting that the protagonist finds the party anything but enjoyable.