Justice - TThhEe PPaARRtTYY - † (Official Audio)

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Justice : Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay


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© 2007 Ed Banger Records / Because Music

#Justice

[Yorgarazgreece]

The more you hear it, the more you'll love it.

[UberTurtle]

What I like most about this song is that it has a slightly melancholy feel despite the self-aggrandizing lyrics, like it’s describing someone trying to forget about their problems through partying.

[ZackJWeiss]

This is honestly one of my favorite Justice songs. It has this weird ethereal quality to it. Reminds me of dreams I have of old high school crushes or something idk

[puppable]

I don't know about you but I liked this on the first listen. Party girl songs that aren't drowned out by the production and instead just paired with gentle synth work is kind of hilarious.

[markkhusidman]

I have no idea if Uffie intended this to be tongue-in-cheek, but the instrumental definitely gives it that quality. It's impossible to take her seriously when she's singing on top of those dignified rising and falling melodies, which is what makes this song so great.

[fossilftw]

good to know justice wasn't afraid of doing something different, this song is still a banger even after all this time .

[stormy]

This song is so subtly hilarious the way it just totally inverts the mid-aughts party girl song without actually breaking its or the album's conventions. The singer's voice remaining reserved to the point of cracking is absolutely the cherry on top

[DarnMyNameDoesntFi]

Justice transposed that "fly-y-y-y-y" from Three 6 Mafia and flipped the concept into something super groovy. Only hit me after listening to both tracks close to one another, but so cool to see how the emotional effect of that musical element changes when placed in another genre entirely. So cool.

[Reptargrr]

When I tell you this is one of the greatest songs of all time… I am not joking! I have been listening to this song for a decade now and it’s still so fresh to my ears. I just love it so much!

[LGHTDUD]

To believe this song is from all the way to 2006 is absolutely amazing. Way ahead of its time. Justice really went with full might here! Love it!

[lilithpyrope]

I have matured into liking this song unironically

[me]

love the random banging at 2:52. french touch at its finest.

[lizardgizzard]

I used to think I was such a badass for listening to this song as a kid

[Sapsche]

The restrained coolness and understatement of this song makes it pretty dope.

[petersaysthings]

Anybody who doesn't love this song obviously isn't getting drunk and freaky fly enough.

[jeffersonmendoza]

Daft punk was over in 2021.... But the legacy, the artists they inspired as Justice.... The electronic music legacy is legendary <3

[Shampoid]

this hurts and bops at the same time

horps

[foreverfuturebound]

This song reminds me of the MySpace rawr XD waffles days of the 2000's, I like it :)

[reidysmeidy]

I honestly think of a completely different scenario than whats presented in the song. Its far more depressing at the beginning and a bit nerdy. But kicks it up towards the ladder half but is still nerdy. its like how it actually feels to go to a party as apposed to what tv and friends make parties out to be. its like what people think are cool before they actually grow up. Music kind of supports this. Its like its okay to be awkward as long as your having fun. and I think this was done on purpose. It doesn't matter how odd or an outcast you are you can still get drunk and freaky and have a good time once you get past that first batch of awkwardness. You learn to enjoy yourself even if your brain is telling you this isn't right or weird.

[mbvglider]

I love how this is either people's favorite song on Cross, or their least favorite song on Cross. There's no middle ground. Me, I drive around with an Uffie sticker, so you can guess. Also, can't believe this song is 10 years old.