Sexy Boy

The lyrics contrast a repeated, playful label—“sexy boy”—with questions about the people the boy admires. The speaker asks where his heroes and idols are, then describes them as athletic, stylish, and glamorous. The mood feels teasing and dreamy, as if the speaker is both observing this world of attractive figures and imagining becoming part of it.

The images of “dollars” in their eyes and “diamonds” in their smiles suggest wealth, confidence, and polished glamour; they may be figurative rather than literal. “Beau comme un Dieu” means “beautiful like a god,” an exaggerated way to express an ideal of perfect attractiveness. The repeated phrase works almost like a chant, keeping attention on appearance and the image of the “sexy boy.”

The speaker’s wish to become beautiful like a god may sound admiring, playful, or slightly self-conscious. It could suggest that the boy measures himself against admired figures, but the lyrics do not explain whether he feels insecure or is simply fantasizing. The repetition leaves the meaning open: the song may celebrate glamour while also gently poking fun at the desire to look perfect.