The video creator analyzes Tiakola's album W.M and argues that this project marks a turn toward political engagement. He claims that the artist asserts his "French-ness" and encourages young people to be proud of the French flag despite "racist remarks." The creator explains that Tiakola depicts the reality of working-class neighborhoods by denouncing "police brutality" and the dangers of drug trafficking. He also emphasizes that the work promotes the cultural richness of Congo to fight against clichés. According to the author, the artist succeeds in reconciling his Congolese origins and his French identity, which in itself constitutes a political message.

The videographer questions a passerby about his opinion on the National Rally. The interviewee states that he supports 'living together' and considers the mix of nationalities a chance for French culture. He specifies that the party's positions on immigration, under Marine Le Pen or Jean-Marie Le Pen, have always been problematic for him, although he admits he does not know the program in detail. The videographer then presents a hypothetical scenario regarding the expulsion of a person without a residence permit in Algeria. The interviewee refuses to decide on the legitimacy of the expulsion, stating that he does not have the pretension to define who is legitimate to live in a country or not.