00:00But have you always spoken about yourself and the feminine or masculine interchangeably?
00:05He or she, but for how long?
00:07Oh, with...
00:09That's the thing.
00:10The first thing I was detached from was...
00:16Bell, boll, boll, bell, bell, bell.
00:18Like if someone says to me, but are you a boy or do you just like wearing makeup?
00:21What?
00:22In 2019, and I reply, yes, that doesn't mean I said no, but I'm just a boy.
00:27Leave me alone, and so on.
00:29Many of the things I embody the same way today are seen as an evolution of my person.
00:34Whereas, no, that's false.
00:35I've never changed.
00:37It has always been a dance where I never forbade myself from appearing a certain way,
00:41from reacting a certain way to gender injunctions, from constructing them,
00:44deconstructing them, dressing them up, undressing them, dressing them up.
00:47I've always been like this.
00:49Even if it was a problem for young Via de Fontaine,
00:51she had to spend 15 minutes on the radio saying,
00:53but he has to choose, and why won't he decide?
00:56I find that very unclear.
00:57It's just, well, a dress is a dress, like a pair is a pair.
01:01An apple is an apple.
01:03Well, for me, a dress, a wig, jeans, a choker, a thing, a what's it.
01:09She, today, at 1 p.m., he at 2.37 p.m., she at 2.38 p.m., they, all
01:14of it.
01:14I don't care.
01:15I mean, it's Bilal, right?
01:16I don't care.
01:16I don't care.
01:17Merci.
