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Ce soir, c'est comment 00:08
Connexion étonnante 00:10
Kinshasa, Capitale, Malebo 00:12
Fally attachons 00:13
Tenue et classe comme Aristocrate 00:15
Ce soir, c'est nous la masterclass 00:18
Elle s'affole, elle m'appelle 00:20
C'est rare de m'avoir comme carré d'as 00:22
Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme 00:24
Tout ce que t'as de plus beau 00:25
Pour toi j'ai tout ce qu'il faut 00:27
Ma chérie j'ai tout ce qu'il faut 00:28
Elle veut me jouer son numéro, elle m'appelle super-héros 00:32
Mais vas-y molo-molo, allez danse sur ma mélo 00:37
En esprit molo-molo 00:40
En esprit molo-molo 00:43
En esprit faut y aller molo-molo 00:46
Aminata, ressers-moi un mojito 00:50
On est médiatisés 00:52
On passe pas incognito 00:54
Amie na nga, ressers-moi un mojito 01:00
On est médiatisés 01:02
On passe pas incognito 01:03
100K sur le poignet, sur le rrain-te sombreros 01:04
243, 213, ça régale 01:06
Ca-casamigo, mielleuse est la mélo 01:08
Appelle le boss, qu'il nous remette des glaçons 01:10
Cocktail, petit parasol 01:12
Elle sait que j'suis rodave dans la zone 01:15
Tom-Tom, Costa del Sol 01:17
Des fois elle m'appelle "Mi corazón" 01:18
Anita, ressers-moi un mojito 01:21
On est médiatisés 01:24
On passe pas incognito 01:26
Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme 01:27
Tout ce que t'as de plus beau 01:28
Pour toi j'ai tout ce qu'il faut 01:31
Ma chérie j'ai tout ce qu'il faut 01:33
Elle veut me jouer son numéro, elle m'appelle super-héros 01:36
Mais vas-y molo-molo, allez danse sur ma mélo 01:41
En esprit molo-molo 01:45
En esprit molo-molo 01:47
En esprit faut y aller molo-molo 01:50
Amie na nga, ressers-moi un mojito 01:54
On est médiatisés 01:56
On passe pas incognito 01:58

MASTERCLASS – Bilingual Lyrics French/English

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[English]
Tonight, what's the mood
Amazing connection
Kinshasa, Capital, Malebo
Fally let’s bond
Dressed and classy like an aristocrat
Tonight, we’re the masterclass
She’s getting excited, she’s calling me
It's rare to have me like a royal flush
Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme
Everything that you have that’s beautiful
For you, I have everything you need
My darling, I have everything you need
She wants to show me her game, she calls me superhero
But take it easy, easy, let’s dance to my melody
In spirit, easy, easy
In spirit, easy, easy
In spirit, we need to go easy, easy
Aminata, pour me another mojito
We’re in the spotlight
We’re not going incognito
My friend, pour me another mojito
We’re in the spotlight
We’re not going incognito
100K on the wrist, on the brim sombreros
243, 213, it’s all good
Casamigo, the melody is sweet
Call the boss, let him bring us some ice
Cocktail, little umbrella
She knows I’m smooth in the area
Tom-Tom, Costa del Sol
Sometimes she calls me "My heart"
Anita, pour me another mojito
We’re in the spotlight
We’re not going incognito
Gimme, gimme, gimme, gimme
Everything that you have that’s beautiful
For you, I have everything you need
My darling, I have everything you need
She wants to show me her game, she calls me superhero
But take it easy, easy, let’s dance to my melody
In spirit, easy, easy
In spirit, easy, easy
In spirit, we need to go easy, easy
My friend, pour me another mojito
We’re in the spotlight
We’re not going incognito
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Vocabulary Meanings

masterclass

/ˈmɑːstər.klæs/

B2
  • noun
  • - a class or lesson given by an expert in a particular field

attachons

/a.ta.ʃɔ̃/

B1
  • verb
  • - to fasten or join together

aristocrate

/a.ʁis.tɔ.kʁat/

B2
  • noun
  • - a member of the nobility

affole

/a.fɔl/

B1
  • verb
  • - to panic or frighten

carré d'as

/ka.ʁe d‿as/

C1
  • noun
  • - a set of four aces in cards

mojito

/mo.xi.to/

A2
  • noun
  • - a cocktail made with rum, lime, sugar, and mint

médiatisés

/me.dja.ti.ze/

C1
  • adjective
  • - covered or publicized by the media

incognito

/ɛ̃.kɔɲ.ni.to/

B2
  • adjective
  • - having one's true identity concealed

sombreros

/sɔ̃.bʁe.ʁo/

A2
  • noun
  • - a wide-brimmed hat

mielleuse

/mjɛ.zøz/

C1
  • adjective
  • - syrupy, overly sweet

rodave

/ʁo.dav/

C2
  • adjective
  • - street-smart, savvy

corazón

/ko.ɾa.ˈθon/

A2
  • noun
  • - heart

mélo

/me.lo/

B1
  • noun
  • - melodrama

glaçons

/ɡla.sɔ̃/

A2
  • noun
  • - ice cubes

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Key Grammar Structures

  • Ce soir, c'est comment

    ➔ Copula after a time phrase: 'ce soir' introduces a statement about the evening using 'c'est'.

    "c'est" is a contracted form of "ce est" and is used to introduce or identify what follows after a time expression like 'Ce soir'.

  • Ce soir, c'est nous la masterclass

    ➔ Use of 'c'est' with a stressed pronoun and noun phrase to emphasize identity or role: 'c'est nous la masterclass'.

    "c'est" + pronoun + noun phrase is a common way to emphasise identity or role: 'it's us, the masterclass'.

  • Elle s'affole, elle m'appelle

    ➔ Reflexive verb 's'affoler' and clitic pronoun 'm'' before 'appelle' (m' + appeler).

    "s'affoler" is a reflexive verb meaning to panic, here used with subject 'Elle'; the pronoun 'm'' before 'appelle' shows 'me' as the object of the verb.

  • C'est rare de m'avoir comme carré d'as

    ➔ Adjective + 'de' + infinitive after adjectives like 'rare' (rare de + infinitive).

    "de" + infinitive after adjectives like 'rare' expresses a sense of rarity about performing the action (having me).

  • Tout ce que t'as de plus beau

    ➔ 'Tout ce que' + clause introduces a relative clause; 't'as' is informal for 'tu as'.

    "Tout ce que" introduces a relative clause describing 'everything that' you have; the contraction 't'as' = 'tu as'.

  • Pour toi j'ai tout ce qu'il faut

    ➔ Expression 'tout ce qu'il faut' with impersonal 'il faut' meaning 'everything that's needed'; 'il' is a dummy subject.

    "tout ce qu'il faut" is a fixed expression meaning 'everything that is needed'; the dummy subject 'il' appears in the subordinate clause with 'faut'.

  • Amie na nga, ressers-moi un mojito

    ➔ Imperative mood with clitic pronoun: 'ressers-moi' combines verb + indirect object pronoun with hyphen.

    "ressers-moi" shows the imperative mood with a clitic pronoun attached to the verb; the order is verb + hyphen + pronoun.

  • On est médiatisés

    ➔ Passive-like adjective with 'être': 'médiatisés' as an adjective describing the subject.

    "médiatisés" is a past participle used as an adjective after 'être' to describe being in the media.

  • On passe pas incognito

    ➔ Casual negation with 'ne' omitted in speech: 'ne pas' contracted to 'pas'.

    "pas" is the negation particle used after the verb to negate the action; in many spoken registers, 'ne' is dropped.

  • Appelle le boss, qu'il nous remette des glaçons

    ➔ Subjunctive mood after a subordinate clause introduced by 'que' following a command: 'qu'il nous remette'.

    "qu'il" introduces a subordinate clause where the verb 'remette' is in the subjunctive mood after a directive intent expressed by the command.