“PERFORMANTE” Lyrics by Dinos is a latest French song in the voice of Dinos. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new “PERFORMANTE” song lyrics are also written by Dinos. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. “PERFORMANTE” by Dinos is all about success, ambition, and the struggles that come with it. He talks about making it big, counting millions, and reaching heights where things aren’t the same anymore. There’s a sense of paranoia, power, and past struggles mixed with a flashy lifestyle. He reflects on his journey, the enemies, and the price of success, all delivered with a confident and determined tone.
Paroles de PERFORMANTE – Dinos
[Intro : Werenoi]
Shaman
Noxious
On a trop demandé au Ciel
J’connais l’goût du sucre et du sel
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle
Milliard de streams tu le sais
(C’est carré)
[Couplet 1 : Dinos]
Plus j’en ai plus j’en veux (Veux), j’rêvais que d’millions d’E (E)
Tu rêvais d’kilos d’beuh, cachés dans l’Clio 2
J’ai cassé l’GPS, j’ai crashé l’GTS
Je sais qu’les péchés restentn j’t’envoie des PCS
J’ai tracé ma route, j’ai quitté l’bloc (J’ai quitté la tess)
J’ai parlé d’amour avec un toka’ (Avec un M16)
À qui j’dois faire confiance mon bébé tu sais qu’mon cœur s’enfonce
J’ai peur que l’voiturier mette un traqueur dans l’911
[Pré-refrain : Dinos]
J’souhaite la mort aux opps, j’ai l’seize coups motherfu*k’
J’ai masqué mon visage, comme Sefyu Molotov
Plusieurs ennemis, plusieurs calibres, plusieurs fimbis, une seule famille
On va barrer ta carte grise, à la Ghetto Youth comme Salif
[Refrain : Werenoi et Dinos]
On a trop demandé au Ciel, on vole plus y a plus d’recel
J’connais l’goût du sucre et du sel (Carré)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (Carré)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle
Si j’te dis les sommes, tu serres
Milliards de streams tu le sais (C’est carré)
On est trop près du succès (C’est carré)
On a trop demandé au Ciel (Au Ciel)
On vole plus y a plus de recel (‘cel)
J’connais l’goût du sucre et du sel (Sel)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (‘selle)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (‘selle)
Si j’te dis les sommes, tu serres (Serres)
Milliards de streams tu le sais (Sais)
On est trop près du succès
[Couplet 2 : Werenoi]
J’les ai mis dans la merde, avant d’les mettre dans l’sable (Mettre dans l’sable)
Mes pieds touchent la Lune et puis la route, celle qui mène au sun (Mène au sun)
On récolte ce que l’on sème, donc y a du liquide plus que la Seine
Plus t’—, plus t’en fais, plus t’en perds, j’en fais plus que son père, donc j’pourrais plaire à sa mère
J’ai fais le triage (‘age), de tous les trimards (Ouais)
Tu m’attends au virage (Ouais), mais j’suis dans les nuages (‘ages)
J’ai dépensé soixante-dix (Dix), mais j’les ai pas senti (Pas senti)
Que Dieu nous épargne tous (Épargne tous), de gratter des clopes aux p’tits
[Pré-refrain : Dinos et Werenoi]
J’souhaite la mort aux opps, j’ai l’seize coups motherfu*k’
J’ai masqué mon visage, comme Sefyu Molotov
Plusieurs stylos, plusieurs bigos, on ne gaspille pas nos salives
Beaucoup d’problèmes, plusieurs calibres, à la Ghetto Youth comme Salif
[Refrain : Werenoi et Dinos]
On a trop demandé au Ciel, on vole plus y a plus d’recel
J’connais l’goût du sucre et du sel (C’est carré)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (Carré)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle
Si j’te dis les sommes, tu serres
Milliards de streams tu le sais (C’est carré)
On est trop près du succès (C’est carré)
On a trop demandé au Ciel (Au Ciel)
On vole plus y a plus de recel (‘cel)
J’connais l’goût du sucre et du sel (Sel)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (‘selle)
On est trop haut y a plus d’vaisselle (‘selle)
Si j’te dis les sommes, tu serres (Serres)
Milliards de streams tu le sais (Sais)
On est trop près du succès
[Outro : Dinos]
On a trop demandé au Ciel
Et j’vais recompter l’oseille
Et j’vais recompter le
Et j’vais recompter le
Si je le veux je le prends
T’étais les yeux et le ventre
T’étais le noir et le blanc
T’étais le feu et le vent
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PERFORMANTE Lyrics Meaning
[Intro (Werenoi)]
The intro sets the mood for the song, with words like “Shaman” and “Noxious” hinting at a mystical, intense energy. The lines talk about asking too much from fate or the universe and experiencing both the sweet and bitter sides of life. He acknowledges success with billions of streams but also implies that reaching such heights changes everything, making things feel different, even surreal.
[Couplet 1 (Dinos)]
Dinos starts by expressing his hunger for more—success, money, and power. He contrasts his dreams of wealth with someone else’s past life of drug dealing. He talks about breaking free from his old life, leaving behind his neighborhood, and taking risks. The imagery of crashing a luxury car and getting rid of a GPS suggests recklessness and the consequences of his actions. He admits that past mistakes don’t just disappear. There’s also paranoia—he doesn’t trust people, not even a valet, fearing they might track his car. The mention of weapons and love in the same breath shows the contrast between violence and emotion in his life.
[Pré-refrain (Dinos)]
Here, Dinos speaks aggressively about his enemies, showing no mercy. He references wearing a mask like the rapper Sefyu, who was known for his anonymity and raw lyrics. He mentions having weapons, enemies, and a strong, loyal family. The line about “barring a license plate” suggests getting rid of rivals or problems in a ruthless way, referencing the gritty street life and struggles of the past.
[Refrain (Werenoi & Dinos)]
The chorus revolves around the idea of having asked too much from fate, reaching a point where illegal hustling is no longer needed because they’ve made it big. He reflects on knowing both the highs and lows, symbolized by the taste of “sugar and salt.” Being at the top comes with changes—there’s no more struggle, no more dirty work, but it also brings a new kind of pressure. When he talks about money, it’s on such a massive scale that others might feel overwhelmed just hearing the numbers. Success is undeniable, but there’s a sense of distance from reality now, like he’s floating above everything.
[Couplet 2 (Werenoi)]
Werenoi starts by talking about putting people in trouble before completely burying them—possibly a metaphor for eliminating competition or overcoming obstacles. He describes feeling untouchable, with one foot on the moon and the other on the road to success. The idea of “reaping what you sow” suggests that all the work he put in is now paying off, bringing in more money than he ever imagined. He acknowledges that the more you do, the more you risk losing. The line about doing more than someone’s father and potentially impressing their mother is a flex, showing his dominance. He talks about sorting through people, getting rid of the untrustworthy ones, and how people might wait for him to fail, but he’s already beyond their reach. He casually spends huge amounts of money without feeling it, and in the end, he hopes that no one has to struggle just to survive.
[Pré-refrain (Dinos & Werenoi)]
This part repeats the idea of facing enemies and staying armed, both literally and figuratively. They mention disguising themselves, referencing Sefyu again, and being strategic with words and actions. They don’t waste time on unnecessary talk, and despite the money and success, they still have problems, some of which require drastic solutions. The reference to “Ghetto Youth” and Salif connects their struggles to past generations of street life and music that spoke about real hardships.
[Refrain (Werenoi & Dinos)]
The chorus is repeated, reinforcing the main themes of the song—having reached a level where illegal hustle is no longer necessary, but success brings a different kind of burden. There’s a mix of pride, nostalgia, and maybe even some regret. They’ve tasted both the sweet and bitter sides of life, and while they’re now at the top, the paranoia and challenges haven’t completely disappeared. The repetition emphasizes that wealth and fame don’t erase the past or its effects.
[Outro (Dinos)]
In the outro, Dinos seems to reflect on everything he’s gained and lost. He talks about counting money again, which could mean he’s making sure everything is still in place or that he’s always chasing more. The next lines suggest someone important in his life, possibly a metaphor for success itself—someone (or something) that was both a guide and a temptation, both good and bad. The imagery of fire and wind suggests uncontrollable forces, possibly symbolizing his journey, emotions, and the highs and lows that come with fame and fortune.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung PERFORMANTE song?
A. PERFORMANTE song is sung by Dinos.
Q. Who wrote PERFORMANTE lyrics?
A. PERFORMANTE lyrics are penned by Dinos.
Q. Who has given the music of PERFORMANTE song?
A. PERFORMANTE music is composed and produced by Dinos.
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