Billy Ze Kick were a French rock and reggae band from Rennes formed in 1990… Read Full Bio ↴Billy Ze Kick were a French rock and reggae band from Rennes formed in 1990 composed of young musicians. To the non French-speaking world, information about them is difficult to come by. Formed as Billy Ze Kick Et Les Gamins En Folie, they split in 1994 after only one album. The singer Nathalie Cousin continued with a solo album under the abbreviation BZK. They reunited again in 2000, releasing a new album on the next year, and remaining active as of the end of 2006. The name of the band is probably taken from the title of a book by Jean Vautrin, later adapted in to a film on 1985).

The music itself usually involves the repeating of an incredibly catchy refrain with melodic rap on top, with influences on electronic rock and reggae. The lyrics of the songs tend to be about drug use. The band's biggest hit Mangez Moi (Eat Me) is about psychedelic mushrooms. OCB was another of the band's hits, and it is about the rolling papers made by that brand. The endgame videoclip in the game MDK is their song Non Non Rien N'a Changé (No No Nothing Has Changed) from the album Paniac.

Fais Dodo
Billy Ze Kick Lyrics

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Vous voulez du speed

Est c'que vous voulez du speed ?

Vous voulez du speed

J'vous donne le speed

Fais dodo

C'est la boum

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Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Billy Ze Kick's song Fais Dodo appear to revolve around the theme of drug use, particularly the use of speed. The phrase "Vous voulez du speed" (Do you want some speed?) is repeated several times throughout the song, almost as if the singer is asking the audience if they want to indulge in the substance. The phrase "J'vous donne le speed" (I'll give you the speed) also appears, as if to suggest that the singer has access to the drug and is willing to share it.

However, the chorus "Fais dodo, c'est la boum" (Go to sleep, it's a party) seems to add an ironic twist to the lyrics. The phrase "Fais dodo" is commonly used to soothe children to sleep, but here it is used in reference to drug use. At the same time, "c'est la boum" (it's a party) suggests that drug use is seen as a fun and exciting activity, perhaps a reflection of the social norms and attitudes towards drug use at the time the song was written.

Overall, the lyrics of Fais Dodo are both playful and provocative, using irony and humor to address a serious issue of drug use in society.

Line by Line Meaning

Vous voulez du speed
Est-ce que vous cherchez des sensations fortes?

Est c'que vous voulez du speed ?
Dites-moi si vous voulez des sensations fortes?

Vous voulez du speed
Vous êtes à la recherche d'une aventure pleine d'adrénaline?

J'vous donne le speed
Je vais vous donner une expérience intense et excitante

Fais dodo
Détendez-vous et fermez les yeux, laissez-vous aller

C'est la boum
C'est un moment de fête, d'amusement et d'excitation

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