2026 French protest song J'ai Deux Passions (I have two passions) 

J’ai Deux Passions (I have two passions). The French sure know how to protest, and how to write great songs to go with it.

This catchy tune, which went viral on social media, is originally from the 1960 American hit song Speedy Gonzales – specifically the “la la la” vocal refrains.

Subsequent French covers by Danyel Gérard and Dalida then made the song famous in the French-speaking world.

The melody has since been adopted as a stadium chant by sports fans (such as those of PSG), and as 2026 rolled along, the French people apparently decided it would also be a banger for revolution.

Lyrically, the opening lines of J’ai deux…” is probably a satircal homage to the iconic Josephine Baker classic J’ai Deux Amours (I have two loves), where “my country and Paris” is swapped for brass and revolution.

Source: The 51st Division / YouTube