Synopsis

Omnikrom turn summer into an oversized fantasy of neon, fireworks, amusement-park thrills and carefree excess. Jeanbart and Linso Gabbo perform amid colorful party imagery, while scenes of barbecues, bikinis, champagne, rides and exaggerated luxury transform the song's playful boasts into a bright, chaotic celebration. The video matches the track's electro-rap energy with a deliberately artificial, flamboyant visual world where every ordinary summer pleasure is pushed toward comic, surreal extravagance.

Factoids & Trivia

• "Ete hit" was released in 2007 as part of Omnikrom's album "Trop banane!". The track runs for just over three minutes.

• The song's production is credited to Figure8, with vocals and writing contributions from Jeanbart, Linso Gabbo and Louis-Philippe Jean-Bart.

• Contemporary coverage described the clip as a "neon" video, while later profiles singled it out as one of Omnikrom's flamboyant clips.

• "Ete hit" belongs to the early period that established Omnikrom as an unconventional force in Quebec's electro-rap scene. Their humor, visual excess and deliberately unserious attitude helped distinguish the group from more traditional francophone hip-hop acts.

• The video is frequently listed alongside "Danse la poutine" among Omnikrom's defining music videos. Both clips helped connect the Montreal group's playful local identity with the wider French-speaking rap audience.