Louane - maman | France 🇫🇷 | Eurovision 2025 REACTION

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[marconeves-hh]

The song is about her mother, who was a Eurovision fan, and she dreamed of seeing her daughter participate, and she lost her parents when she was 16 years old, in 3 months she lost her father and mother, and at the end of the song is Louane's daughter❤😢

[aut]

It was during the half time of a Rugbymatch between Scotland and France. The stadium is called Stade de France. Love the song. I do not mind the repetition I thinks it serves the emotional vibe.

[carlosporridge]

I've been watching your videos for years now, and it's always a pleasure to get your genuine feelings about the songs. Sending you love from France.

[goupildubocage]

I completely agree with your analysis, intelligent as usual.❤

[han-oqbo]

Her mother died when she was 16, her father too.

[ESCedi]

Surprisingly i really love this one, even tho I'm not a big fan of french ballads. Tho I also have to say, they always grow on me. Same with Voila as with Mon Amour.

[Ma-re-yx]

Il a une histoire derrière la chanson, elle n'était pas pour l'eurovision, c'était une suite à un de ses premiers titres "Maman", a qui elle s'adressait en parlant de sa vie sans elle, ce nouveau titre est une suite, elle reprend des phrases de sa première chanson en les réformant pour montrer à sa mère qu'elle a grandit et changé, qu'elle a trouvé l'amour de sa vie et qu'elle est devenue elle-même maman 🫶🏻

[Avaenndmg]

ngl ive been rather unhinged and have been looping this song for the past week. even to sleep 💀

[cathy]

🇨🇵🕊️ bonjour maxxy rainbow, merci beaucoup pour votre vidéo de notre chanteuse Louane, bonne chance à tous les artistes pour l eurovision, bonjour depuis la France ☺️🎶🕯️hello maxxy rainbow, thanks you so much for your vidéo of our singer Louane, good luck to all the singer at eurosong contest, hello from France 🇨🇵🤗🎶❤️

[alexanderibsen]

You are my favorite ESC reactor. Period!

[stellievision]

That was perhaps a first in France to include a live music performance mid match. It was an important rugby match.
We don't do this in France typically. When I saw that, I did think of the Superbowl.

[mevteu]

I wonder of her singing from the sky, is representative of her mom in heaven, as shes transitioning into a mom herself..

[s-v-e-n]

You don't have to say sorry. It's your opinion, and you are not disrespectful at all. So everything is fine. I like the song more than you do, but we all have different tastes and expectations. That's why ESC so unique. At the end we praise the love to music and that we can listen to all the different countries. ❤

[Hydraas]

I fully agree with you. I love the song but the song is quite repetitive, especially the Maman's. In the bridge is the worst part. Her lyrics are beautiful so I wanted more of them.

[markha]

De ce que je peux lire dans les commentaires, ce n'est pas encore cette année que la France va gagner et c'est dommage, Louane le mérite. Enfin, bon c'est l'eurovision et on sait que c'est toujours la même chose, les votes pour les pays copains et l'eurovision quoi. Je ne sais même pas pourquoi la France continue de participer à cette farce.

[JesusPerez-lb]

❤ Hi, I love your reactions. Have you seen the video clip of Spain's representative Melody with Esa Diva? Did you like it? 💋

[rhdrhd]

Why should the translation be in english at first why not in an another language?

[wolflambheart]

While Louane’s 'Maman' is undeniably a beautiful and heartfelt piece, I can’t help but feel a pang of unease about its place in Eurovision. The song’s subject—grieving a lost parent and the tender bond of motherhood—is something so many of us connect with deeply, and in another context, it would shine as a moving tribute. Yet, in the festive, competitive spirit of a music contest, it feels jarring, almost morally misaligned. By laying bare such a personal tragedy so literally, without the veil of metaphor, and then amplifying it through interviews, it risks coming across less as art and more as an emotional plea—a kind of unintentional begging for sympathy rather than a celebration of resilience or creativity. I say this with respect for Louane’s talent and story, but I wonder if this stage was the right one for such raw vulnerability.

[rhdrhd]

how are you guy? hello from france i like your light makeup a lot 🤭
"Maquillé comme un camion volé" as we say in french

[theRAV]

I don't like her vocals. The messege is good but the song does not stand up to the performance.