C'est Quoi Ton Délire – Bilingual Lyrics French/English
Lyrics & Translation
Discover the energetic sounds of French rap and Afro-pop with 'C'est Quoi Ton Délire'! This song is a great way to dive into modern French slang and expressions, like the title phrase itself, which is a common way to ask 'What's your deal?'. The track's catchy rhythm and confident lyrics about staying true to oneself make it a fun and memorable way to experience the contemporary French music scene.
Can't you hear or what?
It's the, it's the Puch'K, my friend
It's the, it's the bounce, everyone
Don't touch the theme, no, don't touch the theme
I'd give everything for my guys, don't wake up my anger
I made a comeback in the Benz
I spent sleepless nights to get my pay
You always want to show off in the hood
You know I don't like to prove myself, I don't like fame
We tear it up, we tear it up peacefully, we already know each other, but nice to meet you
She gives me a headache like a hangover
I lost my bearings down in the neighborhood
What's this madness, what's your deal?
You're full of fame but you don't have the cash, bro, you're tripping
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
It's true she's hot, but her girlfriend is too into me
For her I can spend at Cartier
I'll take her to eat on the coast, coast
I can come and pay, if my ideas are messed up
I know very well who to count on
To count on, there was only Puffy to support me
She wants kisses, cuddles, a long relationship, yeah yeah
She wants her gri kata gri kata gri kata
But we'll see each other later, yeah yeah
All for the cameras, yeah yeah
Camera camera baby
She wants gri kata gri kata gri kata
All for the cameras, yeah yeah
What's this madness, what's your deal?
You're full of fame but you don't have the cash, bro, you're tripping
What's this madness, what's your deal?
You're full of fame but you don't have the cash, bro, you're tripping
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
What's this madness, what's your deal?
You're full of fame but you don't have the cash, bro, you're tripping
What's this madness, what's your deal?
You're full of fame but you don't have the cash, bro, you're tripping
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
Ah, they're just riding the wave, we don't follow the trend
I'm chilling as usual
Phone call to voicemail
Key Vocabulary
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donner /dɔ.ne/ A1 |
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faire /fɛʁ/ A1 |
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nuit /nɥi/ A1 |
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paix /pɛ/ A2 |
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mal /mal/ A2 |
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tête /tɛt/ A1 |
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compter /kɔ̃.te/ A2 |
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vrai /vʁɛ/ A1 |
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chaud /ʃo/ A1 |
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relation /ʁə.la.sjɔ̃/ B1 |
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tendance /tɑ̃.dɑ̃s/ B1 |
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idée /i.de/ A2 |
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délire /de.liʁ/ B2 |
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prouver /pʁuve/ B1 |
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arracher /a.ʁa.ʃe/ B1 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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T'entends pas ou quoi?
➔ Inversion (Interrogative)
➔ Use of inversion to form a question in informal speech. Instead of 'Tu n'entends pas?', the inverted form 'T'entends pas?' is used.
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Faut pas toucher le thème, non faut pas toucher le thème
➔ Use of 'faut' (il faut) + infinitive
➔ 'Faut' is a colloquial shortening of 'il faut', meaning 'it is necessary' or 'one must'. Here, it is used with the infinitive 'toucher' to express prohibition: 'You must not touch the theme'.
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Je donnerais tout pour mes gavas, faut pas réveiller mon seum
➔ Conditional Tense (Je donnerais), 'faut pas' + infinitive
➔ 'Je donnerais' is the conditional tense, expressing a hypothetical action ('I would give'). 'Faut pas réveiller' uses 'faut pas' (il ne faut pas) + infinitive to mean 'must not wake up' or 'should not wake up'.
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Vous voulez frimer toujours dans le binks
➔ Use of 'vouloir' + infinitive
➔ 'Vous voulez frimer' uses the verb 'vouloir' (to want) followed by the infinitive 'frimer' (to show off), expressing the desire of the subject (you) to perform the action.
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Elle fait mal à la tête comme un atote
➔ Comparison using 'comme'
➔ The word 'comme' is used to make a comparison. 'Elle fait mal à la tête comme un atote' means 'She gives a headache like an atote'.
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T'es rempli de fame mais t'as pas la maille, poto, tu délires
➔ Use of informal 't'as' instead of 'tu as'
➔ 'T'as' is a contraction of 'tu as' (you have), used in informal speech for brevity and fluency.
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C'est vrai qu'elle est hot, mais la copine est trop dans mes bottes
➔ Use of 'trop' + adjective
➔ 'Trop' means 'too much'. 'Elle est trop dans mes bottes' means she's too attached or clingy.
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Je peux venir casquer, si bre-som sont mes idées
➔ Use of 'pouvoir' + infinitive, Subjunctive after 'si'
➔ 'Je peux venir' uses 'pouvoir' (can/to be able to) + infinitive to express ability ('I can come'). While traditionally the imperfect subjunctive (e.g., *étaient*) would be used after 'si' to express a hypothetical situation, in informal speech, the present indicative (e.g., *sont*) is often used instead. This is technically incorrect but common in spoken French.
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