Based on Un Nòt Kankan, a satirical Creole song from early 20th-century New Orleans. The song humorously targets Madam Pedeaux, a character known for gossiping and causing drama. The lyrics sung in Kouri-Vini(Louisiana Creole), mock her constant chatter and troublemaking, embodying the playful spirit of Creole musical traditions. The rhythmic flow and witty lyrics highlight the song's cultural significance in early Creole music.

This may seem like a typical music video at first glance, but it cleverly captures the lively scenes and local culture of early 20th-century New Orleans. The joyful rhythms of musician Benoît LeBlanc linger in your ears, making you want to search for the song Un Nòt Kankan on streaming platforms after watching. A captivating short music video that immerses you, even briefly, in New Orleans' Creole folk songs—more than enough to become your anytime, anywhere background music. (Kim Songhee)