His mixing style is a cut upbeat hip-hop, funk, soul break set which has great rhythm.
Cut Killers was first heard by many when he had a brief part playing a mix out of the window on French Film "La Haine" (KRS 1 Sound of Da Police with Edith Piaf - Je ne regrette rien)
More recently he has been collaborating with DJ Abdul to create more R+B style mix CDs.
Nique La Police
Cut Killer Lyrics
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Par qui il faut le croire la Justice cest pourquoi
La justice nique sa mère le dernier juge que
J'ai vu avait plus de vice que le dealer de ma rue
One two thre four
Ouh Ouh assassin de la police
Ouha Ouha nique la police
Ouh Ouh assassin de la police
Non rien de rien
Nique la police
Non je ne regrette rien
The lyrics to Cut Killer's "Nique La Police" are a statement against police brutality and corruption. The opening line of "This is the dj underground exclusive" sets the tone for a rebellious, underground track. The following line, "Par qui il faut le croire la Justice cest pourquoi" translates to "Who do we have to believe: the Justice System, that's why." This line calls attention to the lack of trust in the justice system, and the idea that the police are not always fair or just in their actions.
The chorus, "Ouh Ouh assassin de la police, Ouha Ouha nique la police" translates to "Assassin of the police, f*** the police." This is a direct challenge to the police and their perceived power. The lyrics continue with "Non rien de rien, nique la police, Non je ne regrette rien," which means "No nothing at all, f*** the police, no I don't regret anything." This line reinforces the idea that the police are not to be trusted or respected.
Overall, the song is a powerful message against police brutality and corruption, and a call for change. It highlights the lack of trust in the justice system and the need for reform.
Line by Line Meaning
This is the dj underground exclusive
This song is an exclusive release by the underground DJ Cut Killer
Par qui il faut le croire la Justice cest pourquoi
Who are we supposed to believe when it comes to justice?
La justice nique sa mère le dernier juge que
The justice system is messed up, the last judge I saw was more corrupted than the drug dealer on my street.
J'ai vu avait plus de vice que le dealer de ma rue
The judge I saw had even more vices than the drug dealer in my street.
One two three four, Ou Ou assassin de la police
The song begins with a counting from one to four, then it says 'Ou Ou', which is a sound of gunshots targeting police officers.
Ouha Ouha nique la police
The chorus repeats and stresses the message: 'Ouha Ouha (gunshots), screw the police.'
Non rien de rien, Nique la police
No, absolutely nothing, screw the police.
Non je ne regrette rien
No, I don't regret it.
Contributed by Makayla M. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@M.Audu435
This film will always be in my top 5 films of all time. Living in France at the time watching it while I was stoned with my mates. The Grunwalkski scene with the old guy nearly killed me haha
@Nadir1
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@KingSteen
I still believe there's nothing in life quite like a good shit.
@eric6474
La plus grande hallucination auditive du rap " assassin de la police" - "that's the sound of da police!" De krs one
@yngcarino
Absolument
@AllanLag
Ouais mais Cut Killer dit bien "Assassin de la Police"
@nicoyass
Toi tu as vu la video de l autre perchée qui a abusé de l alcool ou de la drogue mais c est bien assassin de la police surtout que j avais le ntm libe 98 avec les paroles et c est bien assassin de la police sauf qu une perchée a reussi a matrixé tout le monde🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@nicoyass
@@AllanLagc'est une perchée aux drogue qui les a matrixé
https://youtube.com/shorts/H5FBcEeLvnw?feature=share7
@nicoyass
@@AllanLaget meme joey starr dis justice nike sa mere les gens tu peux leurs faire gober tout a tas de merde ils boufferont sans hesiter
@alexbenita7
Someone should recreate this song on quarantine from their balcony