HS
Hamza Lyrics

Hey, hey
The song begins with an exclamation expressing enthusiasm and a sense of anticipation.

Big H, big S
The artist refers to himself using the initials of his stage name, which stand for Hamza Sch. These letters are a symbol of his ego and identity.

Scélérat, 19
The word 'scélérat' means villain, and the number 19 refers to the artist's age. Together, they convey a sense of rebellion and youthful bravado.

Paradise, Sauce God, Sauce God, Sauce God, Sauce God
The artist repeats the phrase 'Sauce God' several times, which could be a reference to his own perceived coolness or style. 'Paradise' may represent a state of mind or a place of luxury that he desires.

Sauce God, Sauce God, yeah
The repetition of 'Sauce God' reinforces the image of the artist's swagger and confidence.

Ma conscience me dit que ces niggas mentaient
The artist is skeptical of others' words and trusts his own intuition, as he implies that others are lying to him.

Ma monnaie, prends-la, demain, j'la reprendrai
The artist is willing to take risks with his money and suggests that he can always earn more tomorrow.

Pas d'remède pour un traître à part le fer, yeah
The artist believes that betrayal is unforgivable and must be met with violence.

Ma confiance, j'la donne seulement à ma mère, yeah (yeah, yeah, yeah)
The artist has a deep trust and loyalty to his mother, which exceeds that of any other person.

Bébé, tu S.A.I.S
The artist addresses a woman and requests her attention, using an abbreviation for 'you know'.

Avec le S, ah oui, yes, monnaie, je F.A.I.S (yes)
The artist implies that he makes money easily and quickly, using a play on words with the letter S in his name.

J'fais pas la P.A.I.X
The artist asserts that he is not interested in peace, possibly indicating a preference for conflict or competition instead.

J'suis dans l'V.I.P, bitch, c'est ma seule thérapie, yes
The artist finds solace in VIP areas of nightclubs and parties, which serve as a form of therapy or escape for him.

Big eyes, on conditionne
The artist is describing his physical appearance, implying that his large eyes are a defining characteristic.

En vitesse, big bénéf'
The artist is focused on making a significant profit quickly, possibly through illegal means.

Super haze, fumée jaune
The artist is smoking a type of potent cannabis known as 'haze', which produces yellowish smoke.

Gros cul, big tits, big bitch
The artist is referencing a woman with a large buttocks and breasts, using crude and objectifying language.

Une éclipse, j'parle au sun
The artist metaphorically compares himself to the sun being obscured by an eclipse, perhaps suggesting a sense of rising above competitors or obstacles.

Tu parles mal, j'ai trop le seum
The artist becomes angry and frustrated when others insult him or speak disrespectfully to him.

22h, j'tringle une actrice
The artist is having sexual relations with an actress at a specific time of day, possibly indicating a busy and exciting lifestyle.

Tes mes-ar sont toutes factices
The artist believes that his acquaintances are all fake or insincere in their actions and words.

Big euros, big biz
The artist has a significant amount of money and is focused on business and profit-making.

J'roule une caisse de nazis
The artist is driving a car with a strong and intimidating presence, comparing it to the vehicles used by Nazis during World War II.

On t'vend la C, l'extasy, big H, big S
The artist and his associates are involved in the illegal sale of drugs, such as cocaine and ecstasy, using their initials to promote their brand.

Paradise, Ivresse, Hennessy, Hennessy
The artist is indulging in luxury and intoxication, specifically with the high-end brand of cognac, Hennessy.

Hennessy, Hennessy, salope, viens compter c'qui reste
The artist is taunting a woman who drank too much Hennessy and is now trying to keep track of her remaining money or mental state.

Frisé, lissé
The artist describes his hairstyle, which is curly and then straightened.

J'vends la C depuis l'lycée
The artist has been involved in selling cocaine since high school, demonstrating a history of criminal activity.

You casse, you pay
The artist believes in holding others accountable for their actions, with the expectation that they will cover the cost of any damages they cause.

Ou on t'fume devant l'poulet braisé
The artist will physically harm those who break his rules or cause trouble, even if it means openly committing a crime such as public violence.

J'envie rien aux autres, mes reufs DZ
The artist feels no envy of others and considers his fellow Algerians to be his true brothers.

J'envie rien aux anges si l'Diable a des ailes
The artist believes that nothing is perfect or inherently good, as even angels would have flaws if the devil has wings.

C'est le S, enculé
The artist is once again using his initial as a symbol of his identity and power, punctuating the phrase with a slur against his critics.

Tu meurs une entre les deux yeux comme O'Track
The artist warns others that they will die if they cross him, using the example of an executed rival as evidence that he is serious.

J'suis sur l'stage, enculé, glock derrière la régie si y a drah
The artist performs on stage with a handgun hidden behind the sound booth, in case he needs to use it against an enemy.

Quand t'enlèves la buée
The artist is describing the process of removing condensation from a surface, which may be a metaphor for seeing things clearly.

Tu verras un blanc, un deux roues et une arme
The artist implies that even after the metaphorical fog clears, what others will see is a white person on a motorcycle holding a gun.

J'ai du fric à compter
The artist has a lot of money that he needs to count, emphasizing his wealth and success.

La mule revient ce soir du Suriname
The artist is waiting for a shipment of drugs that is arriving tonight from Suriname, suggesting that he is involved in international drug trafficking.

Classe E, Classe S, Classe G, plein d'beuh, plein d'cess
The artist owns multiple models of luxury cars and has an abundant supply of marijuana and cigarettes.

Hélico dans le tieks, cocaïne, Mexico
The artist has a helicopter at his disposal and is involved in the trafficking of cocaine from Mexico.

Big H, big S, t'es HS, t'es mal à l'aise
The artist uses wordplay to suggest that his initials are responsible for the listener's discomfort or unease.

Elle est bien vraie ma Rolex, Paradise, paire de Ice
The artist is proud of his expensive watch and jewelry, considering them symbols of his success and wealth.

Hennessy, tu n'es qu'un traître, ennemi
The artist speaks to a bottle of Hennessy as if it were his enemy or betrayer, perhaps reflecting on his relationship with alcohol and drugs.

J'suis dans l'tieks jour et nuit
The artist spends most of his time in the neighborhood, possibly due to his involvement in illegal activities that require him to keep a low profile.

T'es tellement fake, maladie
The artist finds others who are insincere or dishonest to be so repugnant that he compares them to a disease.

J'n'ai que des frères, je n'ai pas d'amis
The artist considers his associates to be like brothers to him, but doesn't have any close friends outside of this group.

Elle veut du Gucc', Louis Vui'
The artist describes a woman who is demanding expensive designer clothing and accessories.

Uzi fait mouche, élimine
The artist is using a gun (Uzi) to eliminate his opposition or threats.

T'es sur la touche, t'es débile
The artist believes that someone who is excluded or marginalized is also likely to be foolish or unintelligent.

Triple six dans le dos
The artist has a tattoo of three sixes on his back, which is a common symbol associated with the devil or evil.

Beaucoup de haine, trop de flow
The artist has a lot of negativity and intensity in his music, which he describes as having too much 'flow' or style.

Beaucoup de peine, peu de mots
The artist has difficulty expressing his emotions, despite experiencing a lot of pain or heartache.

Beaucoup de 'aime', je le vaux bien, yeah
The artist receives a lot of love or admiration from his supporters, leading him to believe that he is worthy of it.