Michel shares life philosophy through tattoos and lyrics in 'Walk'

Artist Michel has delivered a profound message through his song 'Walk,' a track that encapsulates his personal values and attitude toward life.

Personal narratives in two clocks and tattoos

According to the lyrics in the released video, Michel unfolds his personal story through the tattoos engraved on his arms. Of the two clocks tattooed on his arms, one represents the current time, while the other signifies the moment of his birth. Through this imagery, Michel expresses his determination to make the most of his time—earning a living as time flows and transforming his life story from the moment he was born into something meaningful. He also mentions the Statue of Liberty tattoo on his right arm, emphasizing the universal value of 'Liberty.' On the left side of his neck, he has engraved the phrase 'Devote all I have' to express pure devotion. Looking at his arms, Michel demonstrates a resolve to turn both the passing time and his birth into his own glory.

A life without regret and continuous forward motion

Through his lyrics, Michel warns against the stagnation of not trying and maintains an attitude of never stopping. In the video, he states, "When you guys are regretting, I won't regret no matter what I do," suggesting that doing nothing is far more regrettable than taking action. Even when a gray city unfolds before him, he declares, "I do whatever I want, I do whatever I know," expressing his will to keep walking toward his goals. Michel conveys a message of perseverance, saying, "So never give up," suggesting that those who follow his lead will find happiness. Furthermore, through the symbolism of the two clocks, he reminds listeners that "You still got time.""

Independence and standing firm

Michel uses symbols to contrast himself with those around him who do not offer support. The lyrics feature the 'Rose' and 'lotus' that do not wither, reflecting his vow to remain independent. Michel mentions, "I never lose because there are Nike and Dike," and is shown praying to the Lord while wearing a cross bracelet on his wrist. Additionally, he points out the lack of sincerity in those who only speak, expressing a desire to make people feel his emotions so they can understand him without words. While calling a friend to share that he still has a long way to go, Michel emphasizes his unwavering will to keep moving forward.