Princesses
Karimouche Lyrics


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Princesse
J'veux d'la haute couture
Tresse-moi
Des mots cousus sur mesure

J'suis pas
Ta beurette à chicha
Ta biquette chawarma
Ta barrette de zetla
Ni ta charrette à charia

J'suis pas
Ta beurette à quota
La cause des attentats
Ta conchita, ta caillera
Ta bobo quinoa

J'suis pas
Ta bé-bête archi blonde
Ta bobonne qui fait d'l'ombre
Ta bourgeoise du grand monde
Ta Batwoman qui va pondre

Princesse
J'veux d'la haute couture
Tresse-moi
Des mots cousus sur mesure

J'suis pas
Ta bèzbèg à chouchou
Ta cagole à chichi
Ta canette de coca
Ta Cosette à cocards
J'suis pas
Ton chien chaud à saucisse
Ta rate, ton 06
Ta tirette de Tinder
Ton plan cul, ton 4 heures

J'suis pas
Ta gazelle à chasser
Ta donzelle à dompter
Ta d'moiselle à siffler
Ton oiselle bouclée

J'suis pas
Ta bière à mettre au frais
Ta bannière à trophée
Ta frontière à tracer
Ta rombière à trousser

Princesse
J’veux d'la haute couture
Tresse-moi
Des mots cousus sur mesure

[Flavia Coelho]
Eu sou a filha da rainha
Me chamo princesse
Isso é herança de familia eu sou sexy
Faço desfaço decido refaço de novo
E sempre vou levando sem stresse
Voce é a filha da rainha também é princesse
Sua herança de familia também é sexy
Faça refaça desfaça refaça va levando
A vida sem stresse
Quero ver quero ver quero ver
On est des bombasses
Conta aí fala aí quero ver
Vem me contar malandro cadê quero ver
Chega aí

Princesse
J'veux d'la haute couture
Tresse-moi
Des mots cousus sur mesure

Overall Meaning

The song "Princesses" by Karimouche is a feminist anthem that challenges the stereotypes and expectations placed on women. In the song, Karimouche insists that she is not the typical objectified and exoticized woman that society expects her to be. She rejects labels such as "beurette" (used to describe French women of North African descent) and all the negative connotations that come with it. Instead, she proclaims her own identity and demands respect from those who try to put her in a box.


Throughout the song, Karimouche lists the different types of women that society expects her to be: the exotic and submissive "beurette," the stereotypically blonde and obedient housewife, the trashy "cagole," the casual hookup, and so on. By rejecting all of these labels, Karimouche asserts her own agency and autonomy. She demands to be seen as a "princesse," someone who deserves the best and is worthy of admiration and respect.


The Portuguese singer Flavia Coelho also contributes to the song, echoing Karimouche's message and emphasizing the importance of self-love and empowerment.


Overall, "Princesses" is a powerful statement against the societal expectations placed on women and a call to embrace one's own identity and worth.


Line by Line Meaning

Princesse
A declaration of self-identity and empowerment, asserting her royal status in her own narrative.


J'veux d'la haute couture
I desire high fashion, showcasing a longing for luxury and individuality in both style and life.


Tresse-moi
Weave for me, calling for creativity and personal expression through words that are tailored just for her.


Des mots cousus sur mesure
Words stitched to fit perfectly, emphasizing the need for authenticity and personal relevance in communication.


J'suis pas
I am not, a powerful rejection of labels and stereotypes that others impose.


Ta beurette à chicha
I refuse to be your token 'chicha girl,' rejecting the superficiality tied to cultural clichés.


Ta biquette chawarma
I am not your 'shawarma goat,' dismissing objectification and commodification of her identity.


Ta barrette de zetla
I do not want to be your 'zetla clip,' challenging the trivialization of her existence in a materialistic context.


Ni ta charrette à charia
Nor your 'charia cart,' rejecting any association with restrictive or oppressive societal roles.


J'suis pas
Once again, a restatement of her refusal of societal labels.


Ta beurette à quota
I am not your 'quota girl,' disavowing being reduced to a mere statistic in societal narratives.


La cause des attentats
I am not to be blamed as 'the cause of attacks,' countering harmful stereotypes associated with her identity.


Ta conchita, ta caillera
I refuse to be your 'gangster girl,' negating the expectation to fit into any preconceived social roles.


Ta bobo quinoa
Nor your 'quinoa bobo,' rejecting the alignment with pretentious trends that do not represent her essence.


J'suis pas
Again, a statement of not fitting into convenient labels set by others.


Ta bé-bête archi blonde
I am not your 'blonde bimbo,' combatively rejecting clichéd portrayals of femininity.


Ta bobonne qui fait d'l'ombre
I am not your 'shadowed housewife,' contesting the traditional roles assigned to women.


Ta bourgeoise du grand monde
I am not your 'upper-class woman,' dismissing the expectations of being a certain type of societal elite.


Ta Batwoman qui va pondre
I am not your 'Batwoman who lays eggs,' symbolizing a rejection of being framed solely within maternal or nurturing roles.


Princesse
Again evoking the powerful self-identity of a princess, reinforcing her royal self-perception.


J'veux d'la haute couture
I desire luxury and personal style, longing for uniqueness and sophistication in her life.


Tresse-moi
Weave for me, a reiteration of her desire for personalized expression and creativity.


Des mots cousus sur mesure
Words that fit me perfectly, a call for authentic communication tailored to her identity.


J'suis pas
I am not, reasserting the message of rejection of imposed identities.


Ta bèzbèg à chouchou
I am not your 'sweetheart,' dismissing the notion of being seen just as an object of affection.


Ta cagole à chichi
I am not your 'flashy girl,' rejecting shallow expectations based on superficial appearances.


Ta canette de coca
I am not your 'can of soda,' objectifying her and trivializing her personhood.


Ta Cosette à cocards
I am not your 'Cosette with marks,' disputing the tendency to portray her as a victim.


J'suis pas
I am not, a recurring theme that reinforces the individuality and rejection of stereotypes.


Ton chien chaud à saucisse
I am not your 'hot dog,' denying being objectified or reduced to a mere product.


Ta rate, ton 06
I am not your 'side hustle,' rejecting commodification of her personal and intimate life.


Ta tirette de Tinder
I am not merely your 'Tinder match,' challenging the way women are often objectified in dating culture.


Ton plan cul, ton 4 heures
I refuse to be your 'casual fling,' asserting her desire for meaningful relationships over superficial encounters.


J'suis pas
Once again asserting her individuality and refusal to conform.


Ta gazelle à chasser
I am not your 'gazelle to hunt,' pushing back against being treated as a prize or conquest.


Ta donzelle à dompter
I am not your 'girl to tame,' rejecting patriarchal narratives around controlling women.


Ta d'moiselle à siffler
I am not your 'girl to catcall,' denouncing the objectification and harassment many women face.


Ton oiselle bouclée
I am not your 'curly bird,' asserting autonomy against playful but reducing flirtation.


J'suis pas
A reinforced assertion against societal roles she refuses to embody.


Ta bière à mettre au frais
I am not your 'beer to chill,' further rejecting the idea of being treated as a commodity.


Ta bannière à trophée
I am not your 'trophy banner,' pushing back against the concept of women being treated as symbols of status.


Ta frontière à tracer
I am not a 'boundary to draw,' expressing her unwillingness to be constrained by others' rules.


Ta rombière à trousser
I am not your 'older woman to seduce,' emphasizing her agency and refusal to be fit into ageist stereotypes.


Princesse
Reiterating her self-proclaimed royal identity, emphasizing autonomy and power.


J’veux d'la haute couture
A persistent desire for uniqueness and quality, reinforcing her individual expression.


Tresse-moi
Again, a call for creativity and relevance in how she is represented.


Des mots cousus sur mesure
Affirming the need for personalized and meaningful communication, reflecting her true self.


Eu sou a filha da rainha
I am the daughter of the queen, proclaiming heritage and inherent value as a royal descendant.


Me chamo princesse
My name is princess, reinforcing her self-identification with power and grace.


Isso é herança de familia eu sou sexy
This is my family inheritance, I am sexy, embracing her lineage and confidence in her desirability.


Faço desfaço decido refaço de novo
I create, dismantle, decide, and recreate, demonstrating her agency and adaptability in life.


E sempre vou levando sem stresse
And I always carry on without stress, illustrating resilience and a carefree approach to challenges.


Voce é a filha da rainha também é princesse
You are also the daughter of the queen, implying that every woman has an inherent nobility and power.


Sua herança de familia também é sexy
Your family heritage is also sexy, celebrating all women's backgrounds as sources of strength and attractiveness.


Faça refaça desfaça refaça va levando
Create, recreate, dismantle, and recreate again, encouraging a constant evolution and embrace of life.


A vida sem stresse
Life without stress, promoting a mindset of tranquility and acceptance in the face of challenges.


Quero ver quero ver quero ver
I want to see, emphasizing curiosity and the desire for authenticity in interactions.


On est des bombasses
We are bombshells, celebrating confidence and empowerment together as women.


Conta aí fala aí quero ver
Tell me, I want to see, urging honest communication and sharing of experiences.


Vem me contar malandro cadê quero ver
Come tell me, where are you? Seeking connection and authenticity in relationships.


Chega aí
Come here, an invitation for direct engagement and closeness.


Princesse
Affirmation of her royal identity and continued assertion of power.


J’veux d'la haute couture
A final reiteration of her desire for bespoke quality and self-expression.


Tresse-moi
Weave for me, calling once more for authenticity in how she is represented.


Des mots cousus sur mesure
Words tailored for me, summoning the need for meaningful and personalized conversations.




Lyrics © SCHUBERT MUSIC PUBLISHING INC.
Written by: Flavia Coelho, Carima Amarouche, Camille Ballon, Erwan Seguillon

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@corinereis3815

Toutes les ados devraient apprendre cette chanson par coeur. C'est un chef d'oeuvre.

@goldorak3598

Ô Karimouche, que la plus belle des étoiles te suive là où tu seras...❤

@zellemen77

Merci 🔥🔥🔥!!Vive les princesses d'ici et d'ailleurs 🌟

@souliko_mslwsk925

Cette chanson mérite beaucoup plus 🔥

@carlosplomberie

Excellente ! Découverte par hasard lors d'un voyage en Tunisie.

@leliseron1109

Nawel 👍 et équipe 👌 Série qu'a du clito

@laurentdix

Je suis dingue de vous je viens de découvrir par hasard cette chanson j’étais à 20 secondes que j’ai coupé pour faire écouter à ma femme.Vous êtes malheureusement dans l’actualité mais nous avons besoin de vous.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@heiheireidee

😍😍😍😍
Avec Aïssa Maïga !! 💚💙🧡

@ArtNonyme

🔥🔥

@cecilechiummo2410

Karimouche oui !!!

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