Embouteillé Lyrics – Werenoi

Embouteillé Lyrics Meaning

[Couplet 1]
Here, Werenoi is showing confidence and challenging anyone who thinks they can take him down, almost like he’s placing bets on it. He talks about the success he and his crew have earned, turning nothing into diamonds, stacking up cash with lots of zeroes, and packing bags full of money. There’s a reference to someone getting taken out of the picture, possibly hinting at danger or a rival being dealt with. He’s on a grind from morning to night and doesn’t have time for distractions. He throws shade at flashy things like elevators by saying he’s flying—literally taking planes—while others are stuck going up floor by floor. With new luxury cars and no need for sweet talkers, he’s getting closer to his goals and feels less stuck or blocked by anything.

[Refrain]
Werenoi talks about how people are always in his business, but what they say or share about him is usually false. He feels overwhelmed by how crowded and busy life in Paris is, like it’s all jammed up. Despite that, he lives on another level—he’s cruising through both street life and high-end luxury, symbolized by riding yachts and having two “R” lifestyles (possibly meaning two realities or two cities). Wearing a luxury Patek watch, he knows people are watching his time—his success—and trying to take him down while he’s flying high in a private jet. It’s like no matter how far he rises, someone’s trying to drag him down. This whole section gives off a vibe of pressure and mistrust, with people faking loyalty, spreading lies, and watching his every move, all while he’s just trying to enjoy the life he built.

[Couplet 2]
He calls out the people who act like they’re big deals, talking about guns and fancy cars like Bugattis, but he sees through the lies—they’re not real. They claim to do everything for their family but actually just spoil their girlfriends and then lie to impress others. He criticizes how they focus too much on looking successful rather than actually being real. Some even try to suck up to him for fame or financial gain, hoping he’ll support them. He mentions how they cling to him even when he doesn’t know them. Meanwhile, he’s making profits before even getting out of bed and already owns multiple apartments, unlike those still struggling to start out. There’s also a crude line about a woman they’ve been with, showing off a casual and dominant attitude. At the end, he points out how people tried to bring him down, but instead, he rose even faster—he’s winning while they’re stuck pretending.

[Refrain]
Again, Werenoi brings up how people are too involved in his life, constantly watching and talking, but most of what’s said about him isn’t true. Living in the city wears him down—it’s overcrowded, intense, and he feels stuck at times. Yet, despite that, he moves like a boss, riding yachts and splitting his time between two lifestyles or locations. He’s got that rich life on lock, with a luxury watch like a Patek that lets others “read the time,” meaning they can see how far he’s come. While he’s up in a private jet, others are still stuck talking or plotting against him. Even when they try to bring him down, he’s flying high. The repetition really drives in how tired he is of fake people and lies, but also how far he’s made it despite all the noise. He stays focused on his level-up, living fast, staying private, and rising above the drama.