“Balance ton quoi is a kind of anti-sexism hymn, a little step against general sexism”
Angèle interview, NRJ Radio

To be a feminist is a choice that today fully assumes itself. In the world of music, many artists do not hesitate to publicly show their feminist commitment. Taking advantage of their notoriety, they pass messages to their audience and beyond. From Oprah Winfrey to Beyonce, to Emma Watson, there are personalities who fight for women’s rights and for the evolution of our societies.
On our side of the Atlantic, we can mention Angèle, this Belgian singer-songwriter whose success has grown steadily over the past two years. Although known for her great musical talent, the singer also places herself as a feminist figure on the public stage. She meets a real success and breaks the codes with these original and sometimes harsh clips. In Balance your what, Angèle strives to show through her lyrics and the staging of the clip the weight of sexism in everyday life.
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