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The song was performed by a fictional band created for the sketch called . It served as a sharp parody of contemporary French New Wave and "intellectual" pop bands of the era, such as Stéphan Eicher , Indochine , and Les Charts .

: It mocks the propensity of certain artists to use existential questioning—such as "Être ou ne pas être? Telle est la question" (To be or not to be? That is the question)—as a facade for artistic depth. les_inconnus_vice_et_versa

You can find the original music video and performance on YouTube or Dailymotion to see the trio's comedic timing in action. The song was performed by a fictional band

"Vice et Versa" is a cult-classic musical parody by the legendary French comedy trio (Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan, and Pascal Légitimus). Released in 1991 as part of their satirical TV show La Télé des Inconnus , it remains one of the most recognizable pieces of French pop culture from the 1990s. Artistic Concept and Satire Telle est la question" (To be or not to be