Seven
Air ft. Victoria Legrand Lyrics

Is it TheHashClique
The singer questions if the song is being recognized by a certain group of people.

J'fais d'la moula, j'fais d'la musique, moi
The singer states that they are making money and music, and adds emphasis with the phrase 'moi'.

J'ai toujours été loyal envers mes hors-la-loi
The singer declares their loyalty to their lawless comrades.

Pendant qu'le pouvoir fait la guerre aux musulmans
The artist notes that while the government is engaging in war against Muslims, they are instead focusing on making money for their family.

Nous on bosse pour qu'les gosses à la maison mangent
The artist works hard to ensure that children at home have enough to eat.

Remplis le sac et fais vite (vite) vite (vite) vite (vite)
The singer urges someone to fill their bag quickly, repeating the word 'vite' for emphasis.

Shoot, bang, bang, pour ma bande
The singer refers to using violence to protect their group.

On deal et on braque pour les billets d'banque
The artist deals drugs and robs people to get money.

Sur ma langue, c'n'est pas d'la sauce piquante
The artist emphasizes that they are not talking about something spicy, but something real and serious.

Fais c'que j'te dis, mon canon sur ta tempe
The artist orders someone to do as they say, pointing a gun at them to emphasize the seriousness of their command.

J'suis toujours dans l'fric (fric)
The singer always has money and is wealthy.

Drip (drip) click (click)
The artist references the sound of their expensive clothes and accessories, emphasizing their wealth.

Té-ma l'attitude (hey) Balenciaga sur l'bitume (Balenciaga sur l'bitume, ouh)
The singer boasts about their attitude and fashion choice, wearing expensive Balenciaga clothing on the street and repeating it for emphasis.

C'est la Fashion Week dans la street (c'est la Fashion Week dans la street)
The singer states that the streets are like a fashion week event, emphasizing the wealth and extravagance.

J'te filme (hey) j'attire les filles (filles)
The singer films themselves and attracts girls, emphasizing their popularity.

Personne défie (nan) tout l'monde s'méfie ('fie)
Nobody challenges the artist and everyone is wary of them.

J'pars au charbon pour mon fils (ouh)
The artist works hard to support their child.

Elle part en Turquie pour ses fesses (yeah)
A woman the singer knows goes to Turkey for plastic surgery on her butt.

La vie coûte trop cher en France (hey)
The singer believes that living in France is too expensive.

Les gilets jaunes manifestent (nan)
The artist mentions the yellow vest protests in France.

Tu fais l'blindé qu'sur ton feed (feed)
The artist accuses someone of pretending to be rich on their social media feed.

On r'vient du fond, on est deep
The artist and their group come from a rough background and have gone through difficulties.

Y a du stream et du deal, resto cinq étoiles, on dîne
The singer mentions that their group has sources of income from music streaming, drugs, and can afford luxury dining experiences.

On débarque dans l'carré VIP
The artist's group enters the VIP area.

On a bu des litres, elle bouge sa cellulite, on a remporté l'titre
The singer and their group drink heavily and watch a woman dance while celebrating a victory.

Téléphone vibre, dring (dring) dring (dring)
The singer's phone vibrates and rings twice, as if they are receiving a call or message.

J'vais chercher mes thunes (thunes)
The singer is going to get their money.

J'ai des billets sous le pull, bling (bling) bling (bling)
The artist has money hidden under their clothes and uses the onomatopoeic 'bling bling' to emphasize it.

String (string) ficelle assortie à sa manucure
The artist observes a woman wearing a string bikini that matches her nail polish.

Elle twerke, elle bouge son gros cul
The woman the singer observed earlier is now twerking and moving her large rear end.

Comme dans le club de strip (strip) tease (tease)
The dancing is reminiscent of a strip club tease, and the singer repeats 'strip' and 'tease' for emphasis.

J'drip (drip) j'tire (tire) j'switch (switch) j'drip (drip)
The artist repeats a series of actions they are taking with emphasis, like dripping and switching.

Oh-la-la, douche de champagne, j'me sens comme Lewis
The artist drinks champagne and feels like Lewis Hamilton, a famous and wealthy race car driver.

Hamilton dans la Mercedes, c'est l'école Davidson, ça vient de la tess
The artist references Lewis Hamilton's car, his alma mater the Davidson school, and the neighborhood where they come from.