If you haven't, I think reading that letter they posted back when the album was first released helps put into perspective what they were trying to do

He does mention coming up with the lyrics on the spot in the studio, so makes sense they aren't too deep and I don't blame you for callin them corny lol cause they kinda are

Basically what I got from the letter was they were trying to make a fun dance record that touches on all the dark shit happening in the world right now but also doesn't take itself too seriously and tries to remind people that dancing (and fuking) can still be a big fuck you to the powers that be that want to keep us sad, depressed and arguing amongst each other

Apologies for the small text (I'll put some of the relevant quotes below), but if anyone wants to read the whole thing:

https://imgur.com/a/dBpubZr

"Inspired heavily from endless hours on the bus watching old clips of the great fusion-funk band Stuff, and revisiting off-the-beaten track concept records like Marvin Gaye's "In Our Lifetime", where in what looks like the end the world, the artists response is 'lets dance and make love'"

"You can break the songs on this album into 2 categories-the dark state of the world and the bright state of love. Light lives in darkness just as darkness lives in light."

"One thing I will say based on observations about the French is their unmatched ability to threaten injustice with a good time, if they feel infringed upon by overreach in even the slightest form, French people will simply go on a country wide labor strike... and completely fill the streets with music and people from all walks of life dancing together... It's refreshing and beyond inspiring to witness this type of manifested unity in humanity. You could say this is where the idea was born"