Frequently Asked Questions

The writing stemmed from an unbearable observation: the persistent statistics and the enduring silence surrounding domestic violence. As an artist, I believe that music should not only entertain, but also serve as a megaphone for invisible realities. “ça suffit” was born from a visceral need to lend my voice to those forced into silence.

When we talk about domestic violence, people tend to see it as a distant, isolated incident. By writing “Imagine for a second if it were your mother, your sister, your daughter,” I wanted to break down that protective distance. I wanted the abuser or the passive bystander to realize that the victim is someone’s blood, that she has a history, loved ones, and that this could happen to anyone.

The video is intentionally minimalist to keep the focus on the raw emotion and the lyrics. It shows a cozy piece of furniture filled with vinyl records and cassettes, symbolizing the false normality of a home. In stark contrast, the close-up of a tearful eye reveals the tragedy hidden behind the walls. The text appears in red and white to strike the viewer like a warning signal.