Nico is actually very kind, and he readily admits it. He also loves making people happy and laughing; it's always been that way. Ever since primary school, where he used to reenact sketches he saw on TV, he's dreamed of the stage. It's through social media that he's going to make it. Encouraged by his family and friends, he posts his first video on TikTok, an immediate success. A year and a half later, more than 1.5 million people follow him daily. Because he believes more in hard work than talent, he takes his time, and it's ultimately GuiHome who will take him on stage by producing his first show. It's about a boy who's too kind and can't say no, but he's certainly not lacking in opinions. He observes the world, talks about what he knows, makes light of his coming out, worries about the future of the language when Wejdene takes Baudelaire's place, and imagines a virtual assistant acting as a therapist. Always arriving at the same conclusion, the one that has existed since the dawn of time: things were better before. Nicolas embraces his slightly old-fashioned side, that of a nostalgic young man caught up in a world that moves too fast. Seemingly without effort, he reveals much about the anxieties of his generation. Today, even though social media plays a significant role, he knows that an artist isn't made in a day, and he fears a crash and burn. There's no question of resting on his laurels, especially if they're virtual. So, he keeps working tirelessly to earn every laugh and every round of applause, and he loves it.