Guess Who is Bald (feat. Thomas Deseur and Michaël Youn)

Kev Adams

This video has been trending in France

The video “Guess Who’s Bald” opens on a mock music-video shoot where Thomas Deseur, insecure about his emerging bald patch, tries to hide his scalp under a cap. The extras tease him good-naturedly and set off a misunderstanding: everyone starts raving about “hair liberation” without ever saying the word “bald.” The mood quickly shifts into a full-blown rap musical, supervised by Michaël Youn, who bursts in as a megalomaniac producer convinced he’s got the next viral hit.

The hook, chanted like a battle cry, repeats “Guess, guess, guess who’s bald” over a catchy trap beat. At first hesitant, Thomas finds himself at the center of a flash mob where dancers, hairdressers and wig-makers fire off punchlines about baldness clichés—lost confidence, hair implants, the self-persuasion that a shaved head oozes “virile presence.” The lyrics play up the contrast between private shame and public swagger, while the camerawork delivers humorous close-ups of iconic bald foreheads (Bruce Willis, The Rock, Zidane).

The narrative then swerves into a fake talk show hosted by Michaël Youn. In turn, a dermatologist, a beauty influencer and a self-help guru pitch absurd fixes: scalp-shadow spray, hairline yoga, UV sessions to “make everyone forget the missing hair.” The sequence lampoons the chase for miracle cures and skewers the marketing of bodily insecurities, all at a rapid-fire joke pace.

The climax hits when Thomas finally embraces his baldness. He takes off his cap, shaves what little hair remains, and—amid a shower of confetti—delivers a liberating verse proclaiming that “confidence doesn’t grow on your head but in your head.” Stunned, Michaël Youn instantly changes course, renaming the single “Bald & Proud” and promising an international remix, highlighting the music industry’s opportunism.

The video wraps with blooper credits where the crew and guests celebrate baldness in rhythm, keeping the parody’s friendly spirit alive. Blending punchlines, choreography and pop-culture nods, “Guess Who’s Bald” ultimately sends a positive message: owning your differences is the best way to turn them into strengths

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