Megalo
Vitaa Lyrics

Mégalo
The singer repeats the word 'Mégalo' multiple times, emphasizing its importance and setting the theme for the song.

J'ai toujours eu peur d'avoir le sale rôle
The singer has always been afraid of being seen in a negative light.

Toujours eu peur de baisser les épaules
The singer is afraid of appearing weak and submissive.

Que les gens n'me comprennent pas
The singer is afraid of not being understood by others.

Me fuient ou n'm'aiment pas
The singer is afraid of being rejected by others.

Ça me prend, c'est plus fort que moi
Despite her fears, the singer feels an irresistible urge to perform and move the audience.

Je fais bouger les têtes (les têtes)
The singer is able to captivate her audience and make them groove to her music.

J'ai laissé ma destinée pour décider
The singer has allowed fate to determine her path in life.

Mon avenir m'a guidée là où je vais
The singer's future has led her to where she is now.

Mais où vais-je comme ça? (Mé-mégalo)
However, the singer is unsure where she is heading in life and questions if she is becoming too obsessed with fame and attention.

Mégalo je n't'aime pas
The singer dislikes and rejects the concept of being egotistical or narcissistic.

Non tu n'es pas comme moi
The singer distinguishes herself from those who crave attention and fame.

Toi, tu veux tous les regards
The singer notes that others desire the spotlight and attention she does not crave.

Mégalo laisse-moi
The singer rejects the label 'mégalo' and wants to distance herself from anything that suggests self-obsession.

Je n'serai jamais comme toi
The singer insists that she will never become like those who are obsessed with fame and attention.

J'n'ai jamais voulu qu'on m'prenne pour une idole
The singer has never wanted to be seen as a 'hero' or 'idol.'

On fait d'la 'sique, on kiffe, on rigole
The singer and her team are all about making music that is fun and enjoyable.

J'voulais qu'on m'respecte comme Abidal
The singer wants to be respected for her talents and qualities, much like the soccer player Abidal.

Tu sais la vie de star c'est invivable
The singer acknowledges that life as a famous person can be unbearable and difficult.

J'veux être le frère qu'il faut, le fils qu'il faut
The singer desires to be the best sibling, son, or family member possible.

Le père qu'il faut, le mari qu'il faut
The singer also desires to be the best possible father and husband.

J'n'attaque jamais, je me défends
The singer is non-confrontational and only defends herself when necessary.

Des fois j'en fais trop, ouais c'est mon défaut
However, the singer admits she sometimes goes overboard and recognizes it as a personal flaw.

J'peux pas être mégalo, j'laisse ça aux enfants de Méphisto
The singer is not capable of becoming obsessed with fame and narcissism and believes this is a trait reserved for individuals with evil motives.

Si mon cœur est en panne j'ai mon mécano
The singer has people she can turn to when she is feeling down or needs emotional support.

J'retrouve la force dans mon fiston
The singer finds comfort and motivation in her son.

Un monde méga mégalo
The singer describes the world as excessively obsessed with fame and attention.

J'ai l'impression d'perdre le contrôle
The singer feels like she is losing control of her life and goals due to the excessive obsession with fame and attention in society.

Un monde méga parano
The singer notes that people in society are often paranoid and anxious, further contributing to the obsession with fame and attention.

J'dois assurer, tenir mon rôle
Despite the challenges, the singer recognizes it is essential for her to remain steadfast and committed to her goals.

On me dit "continue", crois-moi j'ai c'qu'il m'faut
The singer receives encouragement from others to continue down her path, and is confident she has the necessary qualities and skills to succeed.

Il faut doubler les autres avant l'aide de trop (avant l'aide trop)
The singer feels the need to compete against others in order to succeed before requiring too much help or assistance.

Tu veux tous les regards
The singer notes that others crave attention and fame more than she does.

Je n'veux pas devenir mégalo, oh, oh, oh
The singer repeats that she does not want to become obsessed with fame or narcissism.