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"Fuck Them All" is a 2005 song recorded by French singer-songwriter
Mylène Farmer Mylène Jeanne Gautier (; born 12 September 1961), known professionally as Mylène Farmer (), is a French singer and songwriter. Having sold more than 30 million records worldwide, she is among the most successful recording artists of all time ...
. Released on 14 March 2005, it was the
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from her sixth studio album, '' Avant que l'ombre...''. Like all tracks from the album, the lyrics were written by the singer with music composed by
Laurent Boutonnat Laurent Boutonnat (born 14 June 1961) is a French film score composer and music video director, best known as the songwriting partner of Mylène Farmer and the director of several music videos. Career Early career and collaboration with Mylèn ...
. "Fuck Them All" combines
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elements with acoustic guitar,
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and
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, with a musical bridge sung as a rap in English. As a result, it is often compared to
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's early 2000s songs. Using both crude and colorful lyrics, including sex and vulgarity, the song deals with the war between the
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and was often considered a
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plea in which women are presented as warriors. The original music video to the song, filmed by
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in
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over two days, shows Farmer portraying two women in a warehouse, with scarecrows made by Swiss artist Martial Leiter. The video was generally praised for its aesthetic qualities but criticized for its lack of innovation. Farmer sang "Fuck Them All" during her 2006 series of concert at Bercy and the performance was released on the '' Avant que l'ombre... à Bercy'' DVD. The song received a mixed critical reception from fans and the general public, reviews ranging from "unconvincing" and "vulgar" to "bold" and "catchy". Despite this, the song was downloaded over 5,000 times from official download platforms during its first week of release. It met some success on the French and Belgian (
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) charts, where it reached number two and eventually became the album's best-selling single. In France, it earned a
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for over 100,000 units sold.


Background and release

On 16 December 2004, Farmer gave a press conference to talk about her planned thirteen concerts at
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in January 2006 and the release of her new album in March 2005, but said nothing about the lead single of her next album. When this new single was announced in the media, persistent rumors claimed that the title would be "Aime". In January 2005, the exact title, "Fuck Them All", was eventually presented as a strong possibility by the French magazine ''
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'', which also provided the theme of the song – the war of the sexes. As noted by author and expert of French charts Élia Habib, the song title was in "the language of Shakespeare, which the singer had not used since her 1992 single " Beyond My Control"". At the time, many fans, however, believed that this title was a joke or a rumor as it sounded too much like a direct provocation, even a scathing insult, which was rather unusual in Farmer's career. As with other singles from ''Avant que l'ombre...'', the lyrics were written by Mylène Farmer with the music composed by
Laurent Boutonnat Laurent Boutonnat (born 14 June 1961) is a French film score composer and music video director, best known as the songwriting partner of Mylène Farmer and the director of several music videos. Career Early career and collaboration with Mylèn ...
. The single was played for the first time on 8 February 2005 on many radio stations, including
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which broadcast it every 30 minutes, preceded by a medley of Farmer's previous hits. The song was announced with the comment: "This is the new sound of Mylène Farmer". Chuberre, 2008, pp. 256–59. It was also the singer's first song to be available as a digital download in February 2005, and was also released as a single other two times: first, the CD single on 14 March 2005, then the
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and the
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, which contain the remixes, on 18 April 2005. There were three official remix versions: 'mother f... vocal mix' and 'mother f... dub mix', by Joachim Garraud, as well as 'the martyr's remix', by Y-Front, who had already remixed "Libertine" on the album ''
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''. The photo for the cover was taken by Robin and shows Farmer sitting on the roof of a building near the
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in Paris. An international CD maxi version was also released but under the title "F**k Them All" to avoid censorship, with a sticker "Parental advisory – Explicit content" attached.


Music and lyrics

This song is characterized by its music produced from synthetic
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s, and has been criticized for its lack of innovation, its musical bridge containing vulgar lyrics (with
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) reminiscent of Madonna's song "
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", and choirs of children on guitar
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s which are actually the singer's voice remixed. According to journalist Alice Novak, the song begins with "trippy and mysterious" notes played on keyboards, then continues with "fast and nervous" sounds on the drum machine; the tone is "rather dark, hypnotic", with an "swaying and repetitive" end which uses "the machinery of the lyrics of some rap groups". Novak, 2011, p. 237. Author Erwan Chuberre deemed the lyrics "easy, but deep" and contain an allusion to Farmer's friend
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, who died in 2003. The song deals with a
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theme of the war of the sexes. It is a "feminist plea about women's place in history" with the title referring to the "cowardice of men". In the song, Farmer "reverses the roles", and "presents women as warriors". In the first couplet, she evokes "the role of women in History", recalling that "all the great men had on their side a woman to support, assist and advise them". However, the singer said that "all this was done to the detriment of women and cites as example,
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,
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's mother, a symbol of
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and
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". She denounces "the hypocrisy and the chatter of men who think only about power and sex". In the refrain, she advises women to rebel by taking up arms. Cachin, 2006, pp. 107,108. In the lyrics, Farmer "is angry with men and the song is a form of feminist
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". According to ''Ouest-France'', the combination of an acoustic guitar,
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beats and synths in the second part of the song, evoke very strongly what Madonna had produced in previous years, and the ethereal song is typical of Farmer. A rap interlude sung in English launches a few insults sometimes thrown at women, before the final refrain. To Marc Bitton of ''Public'' who wrote his article before the single release, "lyrics are both crude and colorful", including "sex and vulgarity", and said that the song was likely to be censored, which was, at his point of view, the real purpose of the singer. According to the psychologist Hugues Royer, the song is "an artistic utopia" and a call to feminists, including the novelist
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, but is not a "political project". Royer, 2008, pp. 212,213. Novak said that lyrics surprised many fans, as although Farmer has always been a feminist, she had never expressed so direct a message on the subject.


Music video

Shot in
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over two days, the video cost approximately 150,000 euros. The scenario was written by Farmer and directed by Spanish film director
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, then broadcast on television from 9 March 2005. The video for "
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" was originally intended to illustrate this song. The scarecrows which feature in the video were made by Swiss artist Martial Leiter. Farmer contacted him after seeing a documentary on
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about an open-air exhibition of scarecrows which were an allegory of the human figure. Leiter explained that he was very surprised when he was contacted by the singer's producers and that he was first hesitating, but finally agreed after a discussion with Farmer. He also stated that he was satisfied with the work and was happy to see that Farmer mentioned his name at the end of the video. Initially, Farmer wanted to use the scarecrows seen in the documentary, but Leiter refused to give her those from his exhibition, instead preferring to create some new scarecrows that were easier to break. In the music video, the scarecrows have a black bird skull and wear torn black veils that float in the wind. Several components often used in Farmer's previous music videos appear in this one: snow, a horse, and some crows. The video and its
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were released as a DVD bonus available free with the second edition of the studio album. In the making-of, Villaronga provides explanations about the video, while Farmer appears "distant and very professional", according to ''Télé 2 Semaines''. The video starts showing a woman galloping through a snowy forest on horseback. She enters a warehouse where a cage surrounded by crows is suspended by chains. Nearby there is a trapped short-haired woman with a flayed face and crow-like eyes. The first woman stops under the cage and looks up at it. She casts a stone against a wall that reflects her like a mirror and the building collapses. In the snow, she finds a body—the second woman, inanimate and frozen—hidden under a blanket. She closes her eyes, plunges her hands into the body and pulls out a
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. Entering the forest, she sees numerous flying crows and ends up on a snowy plain on which there are erected many scarecrows. During the refrains, she uses her sword to destroy scarecrows, rip their sails and break the wooden crosses. Scarecrows' eyes weep black blood that turns to crows. Then, it is shown how the other woman was killed: the big peaks which covered the ceiling of her cage had gradually collapsed on her. Finally, the living woman plants her sword in the snow, then disappears into the air. Farmer plays the role of both women. The video received a mixed reception among the singer's fans. Deemed as " gothic" by Jean-Rémy Gaudin-Bridet of '' Télé Star'', the video has "undeniable aesthetic qualities" and allows "great freedom of interpretation", according to author Erwan Chuberre. The French magazine ''
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'' published several analyses proposed on the Internet, which gave mixed reviews, and provided results from a survey revealing that 54% of respondents deemed the video as "pleasant", while 36% expressed total satisfaction. Reviewing the video in ''
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'' magazine, the sociologist
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wrote: "This is a coherent video, with an echo of her previous provocations", adding that Farmer's sword is the symbol of the phallus, and desolate landscapes represent the impossible reconciliation of the sexes. According to Royer, the video shows a personal dimension in which Farmer "finally crushes her interior demons" and "wants to get rid of her trappings as a scapegoat". Despite this, French daily newspaper ''
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'' deemed the video disappointing because of its lack of innovation. In contrast, the video was the number one choice of voters viewing the TV music program ''Les 100 Meilleurs clips du XXIè siècle'' (The best videos of the twenty-first century), aired on MCM on 25 February 2007.


Live performances

Farmer performed the song in 2006 on a series of concerts at
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. According to a description by author Julien Rigal in his book on the artist, Farmer performed the song with the seven dancers of Los Vivancos and her female dancers dressed as Japanese. She asked the audience to shout the 'fuck them all' of the refrain. The bridge of the stage was then lowered and Farmer finished the song on the central cross. She then presented the dancers and said goodnight to the audience. Farmer also sang "Fuck Them All" at the Stade de France in September 2009, in a performance available on the corresponding DVD.


Critical reception

"Fuck Them All"'s music and lyrics received a mixed reception from fans and the general public. According to
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, the French musicians' society, the song was downloaded over 5,000 times from official websites during its first week of release, and over one million times illegally. French newspaper ''
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'' gave a rather negative review of the song, saying ""Fuck Them All" is done to revive the provocative aura which is the singer's business (...).
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amounts with a bit of confusion, between outrageously precious rhymes and vulgar slogans against male hegemony. (...) With a hint of sulphur as a supplement, it is a choir of young boys who sings 'fuck them all' in the chorus". The single was deemed "unconvincing" in another article of the same newspaper. However, there were also more positive reviews. According to ''TV Magazine'', the single is "catchy both through its provocative title and its quite blooming lyrics". Despite being highly critical of the album ''Avant que l'ombre...'', Swiss magazine ''
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'' stated: "Very good time surprisingly succeeded, "Fuck Them All" furiously avenges all women sacrificed on the altar of male conquest". As for Novak, "we can only applaud this bold choice". The song and the remixes were rated at 2.5 stars by
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.


Chart performance

In France, released only as a CD single on 14 March 2005, "Fuck Them All" entered the chart at number two five weeks later, after selling 26,688 units, being unable to dislodge
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's hit " Un Monde parfait", which topped the chart that week. Note: as indicated on the site, the weekly sales figures come from the IFOP (
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) and the SNEP (
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), the official chart providers in France.
Élia Habib, an expert on French charts, said: "For "Fuck Them All", to succeed in persisting on the podium, it will have to count on a broader basis of support than that of her traditional fans, ecause they aresufficiently numerous to send the single of their idol in the top 10 in its first week of release, but not to retain it inside the following weeks, as the last superstar's singles had regularly proved it, except "Les Mots" and "C'est une belle journée", which were general public hits". In the following four weeks, the single dropped in the chart, then jumped from number 21 to number three on 3 April 2005, selling 14,701 units that week, through the releases of the CD maxi and vinyl. Then, the song started to fall again off the chart, remaining in the top 50 for 11 weeks and on the top 100 for 19 weeks. Certified
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by the
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on 25 May 2005, "Fuck Them All" was the 70th best-selling single of 2005. In Belgium, the single entered the
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Singles Chart on 24 March at number three, then moved up to peak at number two and spent a total of eight weeks in the top ten and 14 weeks on the chart. "Fuck Them All" was the 26th best selling single in 2005. In Switzerland, the single debuted at its peak of number 14 on 27 March 2005 and immediately dropped, although as in France previously, it climbed again on 1 May thanks to CD maxi and vinyl's sales, then began to drop again and remained on the chart for a total of 16 weeks, which was Farmer's longest single chart trajectory on the Swiss Singles Chart at that time. The song began at a peak of number six on the chart edition of 2 April 2005 of the
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, then dropped.


Formats and track listings

These are the formats and track listings of single releases of "Fuck Them All": * CD single * CD maxi – Digipack * CD maxi – International * 7" maxi / 7" maxi – Promo – Limited edition (500) * Digital download * 7" maxi – Monoface, promo – Limited edition (200) * CD single – Promo / CD single – Promo – Luxury envelope * DVD – Promo


Official versions


Credits and personnel

These are the credits and the personnel as they appear on the back of the single: * Mylène Farmer – lyrics *
Laurent Boutonnat Laurent Boutonnat (born 14 June 1961) is a French film score composer and music video director, best known as the songwriting partner of Mylène Farmer and the director of several music videos. Career Early career and collaboration with Mylèn ...
– music * Requiem Publishing – editions *
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– recording company * Robin – photo * Henry Neu – design ; Mother F... vocal club mix and Mother F... dub mix * Joachim Garraud / Square Prod – remix ; The martyr's remix * Y Front / Volvox Music – remix


Charts and sales


Weekly charts


Year-end charts


Certifications and sales


Release history


References

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Notes


External links

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Mylène Farmer — "Fuck Them All"
All about the song, on ''Mylene.net'' *
"Fuck Them All", official lyrics
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