So-Me

So-Me, the French creative powerhouse, has this wild, eclectic resume that’s honestly hard to pin down. He’s best known for cooking up the visuals for Kanye West’s "Good Life" (yeah, the one with T-Pain, neon colors, and that late-2000s swagger), and if you’ve ever fallen into a Daft Punk or Ed Banger Records rabbit hole, you’ve 100% seen his fingerprints all over it. Dude’s got this knack for blending animation with real footage, tossing in these playful, experimental vibes that just scream “French cool.” His work on "A Cross the Universe" (2008), that trippy Justice tour doc, basically cemented his spot as the guy who could make tour chaos look like a fever dream you actually want to join. And then there’s "Banger" (2025), which, let’s be real, everyone’s already buzzing about even with details under wraps. Word on the street is he’s pushing boundaries again, mixing music, art, and whatever else he can get his hands on. So-Me’s style? It’s bold, it’s brash, and it doesn’t care about fitting into a tidy box. That’s why artists keep coming back to him—he turns the everyday into something electric. Whether he’s behind the camera or sketching on his iPad, the guy’s got this fearless approach to storytelling. If you’re into music, film, or just crave something a little offbeat, you can’t really ignore the mark So-Me’s left on pop culture.