“Kendrick” Lyrics by La Fouine is a latest French song in the voice of La Fouine. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “Kendrick” song lyrics are also written by La Fouine. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. In the song “Kendrick” by La Fouine, the rapper reflects on his journey from the streets to success, using vivid and raw language. He addresses the struggles and realities of life in the banlieues, comparing his rise to figures like “Kendrick” Lamar and others in the music and street scenes. The lyrics touch on themes like loyalty, hustle, betrayal, and defiance. La Fouine also highlights his evolution, from a young man involved in petty crimes to someone who’s made it big in the rap game, all while maintaining his identity and staying true to his roots.
Paroles de Kendrick – La Fouine
[Intro : La Fouine]
Banlieue Sale Music
Yo
[Couplet 1 : La Fouine]
Ils sont pas comme nous, demande à Kendrick, y a embrouille, sors la guitare à Hendrix
Dans l’équipe, y a que des Pirlo, j’veux les braquer mais y a que du zirco’ (Zirconium)
Fu*k le zirconium, j’empile les kish’ et j’en fais des petites colonnes
Même si on perd, on gagne, j’sors du ban, mentalité Erdoğan
Ils savent très bien qui on est, rebeu, eux, c’est des trous d’balle, han
Ça toque, “Fouiny, t’as pris quelques kilos”, nan, c’est juste un pare-balles (Bah oui)
Trap, trap, trap, trap, trap, b!tchies, j’suis né dans la trap (La trap)
C’est plus des tchoins, c’est des wrap, elle veut connaître le prix de mes sapes (Sapes)
J’étais au sommet, j’fumais un joint, j’ai croisé Inoxtag
Regarde où j’en suis, moi qui étais en bas à visser deux-trois shlags
Elles sont deux, elles sont dans le Mansouri, j’ai voyagé jusqu’au Missouri
On connait la misery, c’est Youssoupha et (??)
Sur le poignet, j’ai deux Velar, j’ai braqué la NASA, bédave les grosses fusées de Nouméa (Sku, sku)
Pour toi, j’vais pas griller ma new me-ar (Fu*k, fu*k)
J’suis r’parti avec une part d’elle comme si j’avais trahi le cartel
J’ai gobé le service dans l’bordel, un jour, ils vont m’poucave comme Barksdale (B!tch)
[Couplet 2 : Youssoupha]
J’arrive sur la Rollie, j’suis grave à se-l’ai et si j’dois mourir, alors qu’Allah me règle
Au bled, quand t’es mort, on dit pas que t’es mort, au bled, quand t’es mort, on dit t’es cadavéré
Ils traînent dans l’arène comme en tauromachie, le temps est alerte mais le chrono’ m’anime
La vie est cruelle comme une occas’ en finale du mondial sur l’pied droit de Kolo Muani
J’ai tellement les couilles que j’vais m’mettre au bowling, tellement dans l’futur, je suis Metro Boomin
C’est pour les opprimés qu’on mettra d’l’amour, donc la chatte à la grand-mère à Netanyahou
J’connais ta réput’, tu te chies dessus, t’as pas la discut’, je te crie dessus
Avant, j’ressemblais à Fababy, j’ai percé, on dit que je ressemble à Vinicius
Ça c’est pour mes vrais tribus parmi lesquelles : Haïti, Guyane et Martiniquais
Celle-ci pour les Bantous, les Bassas, les Bambaras, Balubas, Baoulés, Bamilékés
On conjugue les “nique ta grand-mère” même au prétérit, tu fais la caille-ra mais tu t’appelles Frédéric
Elle veut les vrais délits, j’suis pas de Medellín, elle me dit “bye-bye” comme si j’étais Ménélik
Toujours les mêmes marques : Gucci, Fendi, L.V, D.G, Gaultier, Cartier, Balmain, Hermès
C’est un résumé du rap français, toujours les mêmes couplets dans l’rap français
Pourquoi tous ces faux négros parlent à ma place ? Ça vient d’Kinshasa, pas de Calabasas
J’viens pas faire le voyou dans cette industrie, Laouni, Youss’ sur Capitale du Crime
[Outro]
Banlieue Sale Music
La Fouine Songs
Kendrick Lyrics Meaning
[Intro]
The intro establishes the song’s raw, rebellious tone, signaling the vibe of the song with “Banlieue Sale Music,” a term linked to gritty, streetwise music from the suburbs.
[Couplet 1]
In this verse, La Fouine compares his life to Kendrick Lamar’s, referencing their shared struggles and the challenges of growing up in difficult environments. He mentions conflict and uses metaphors like “sors la guitare à Hendrix” to imply that life sometimes calls for musical expression as an escape. He talks about his crew, likening them to skilled soccer players (Pirlo) but noting that while they aim for bigger things, they are stuck with the lesser stuff (zirconium). He rejects the small-time mentality, stacking up his money (kish’) despite the odds. He reflects on his mindset, referencing Erdoğan’s resilience and confidence, symbolizing strength despite hardship. There’s a mention of his reputation as an outsider (“rebeu”) and the disrespect he faces, but he maintains his cool and humor about the situation. La Fouine also reflects on his past, how he used to be low but now, he’s made it, even running into other famous figures like Inoxtag. The verse touches on the success he’s achieved, the lifestyle, and the complex relationships, including moments of betrayal, all with a defiant, hustling attitude. His journey is marked by dangerous paths and risky moves, hinting that his life could eventually lead to trouble, like being “poucave” (snitched on).
[Couplet 2 (Youssoupha)]
Youssoupha’s verse deals with themes of resilience, identity, and survival. He starts by describing his rise with a reference to a “Rollie” (Rolex), signaling his success. He reflects on the harshness of life, especially in the “bled” (home country), where death is treated with grim realism. Youssoupha compares life to a violent bullfight (“tauromachie”) and mentions the constant pressure and alerts, yet he’s fueled by time, symbolizing how life’s struggles push him to keep moving forward. He notes the cruelty of life using a reference to a missed opportunity in a World Cup final, a metaphor for life’s fleeting chances. His confidence is evident, comparing himself to Metro Boomin in the music industry. He stands for the oppressed, showing solidarity with marginalized communities. He uses sharp, confrontational lines to express disdain for fake personas in the rap game, mocking those who try to speak for him. He names various African and Caribbean communities, proudly embracing his roots and showing respect for his “tribes.” Youssoupha critiques the repetition in French rap, calling out artists who use the same themes and brands, referencing luxury names like Gucci and Fendi. He also critiques those who act tough in the industry without authenticity, distinguishing himself as a genuine figure from Kinshasa, not a fake persona from somewhere like Calabasas.
[Outro]
The outro reinforces the rebellious, raw identity of the song with the tagline “Banlieue Sale Music,” signifying the type of music that comes from the rough suburban streets, unapologetic and real.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung Kendrick song?
A. Kendrick song is sung by La Fouine.
Q. Who wrote Kendrick lyrics?
A. Kendrick lyrics are penned by La Fouine.
Q. Who has given the music of Kendrick song?
A. Kendrick music is composed and produced by La Fouine.
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