Oui Madame meaning
“Oui, Madame” meaning: the Jean Phil catchphrase
“Oui, Madame” is French for “Yes, madam”. In Jean Phil videos it is said with a completely flat face, and that contrast is the joke.
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What “Oui, Madame” means
Literally “Yes, madam”: a polite, slightly old-fashioned way to agree with a woman, the kind of thing a waiter or a shop assistant says. It is pronounced roughly “wee, ma-DAM”.
Why it is funny in Jean Phil clips
Jean Phil says it with zero emotion while doing something absurd: shadow boxing on the street, staring down a pigeon at a café, doing a stiff dance. The over-polite French phrase plus the deadpan face is the whole bit, and it became the trend’s caption and sound cue.
How people use it
- As the last line of a Jean Phil edit, often as on-screen text.
- As a reply to a request, deadpan: “Oui, Madame.”
- In “make yourself Jean Phil” videos, like the ones made here.
Our pink suit selfie and café scenes end with a flat “Oui, Madame”. One photo of you, $5.99, 15 seconds with sound.
Questions and answers
What does “Oui Madame” mean?
“Yes, madam” in French. Jean Phil says it deadpan, which is why it became the trend’s catchphrase.
How do you pronounce “Oui, Madame”?
Roughly “wee, ma-DAM”, with the stress on the last syllable.
Which Jean Phil scenes here say it?
The Pink Suit Night Selfie and the Café Terrace Deadpan scenes end with a flat “Oui, Madame”.
Is this official?
No. This is an unofficial fan tool. It is not made or endorsed by @jean_philanthrope and is not related to the $JEANPHIL token.