TOKI Lyrics by Gazo is a latest French song in the voice of Gazo. Its music too is composed by singer while brand new Toki song lyrics are also written by Gazo. This is a popular song among the people of United States of America. The song *TOKI* by Gazo paints a gritty picture of street life and the rapper’s rise from tough beginnings. He describes navigating a dangerous neighborhood, where he’s always on alert, carrying a sense of pride in his survival skills. With lyrics that mix flashy materialism like Goyard bags and Ferragamo shoes with references to his street credibility, Gazo reflects on loyalty, betrayal, and his journey through the challenges of life. Despite his success, he stays focused on the hustle, showing off his confidence while confronting those who try to act tough but aren’t real. The song is a mix of bravado, street wisdom, and flashy imagery.
TOKI Lyrics
[Refrain]
Le quartier est miné, il nous faut des talkies (Quoi ?), j’ché-mar dans la ville en lowkey (Lowkey)
Ennemis et Cali’, j’ai fumé des los-ki, gros, j’suis un vétéran, j’suis pas un rookie
Quand j’suis en Goyard, elle me trouve à croquer, belek sous la cagoule, on dirait un ndoki (Oh)
C’est ton p’tit reuf qu’on envoie aux ients-cli, en jaune et violet comme joueurs des Yankees
[Couplet 1]
J’en veux à la vie, comme c’est une pute, on l’a baisé à mort
J’suis dans les îles, on a changé lahie
Attend un peu, ça va péter, j’amorce (Péter, j’amorce)
Igo, eux, c’est de ches-lâ (Lâches), pour ça ils peuvent plus marcher là (Nan)
Louis, c’est pas des Margiela, boy, à tout moment, sur lui, j’mets une sse-lia
Elle veut mon goro mais j’suis pas dans c’ui là (Nan, j’suis pas dans c’ui là)
Rappelle toi mon négro, on était des minots qui trouaient des polos (Slash)
Dehors, j’étais pas en colo’ (Rah), dans ta rue, j’faisais mes boloss (‘loss)
Dis-nous pourquoi tu veux rapper la rue alors qu’t’es une balance ? (Snitch)
Igo, t’es pourri jusqu’à l’os (Ah), on j’t’allume si tu joues les colosses
Rien à gratter, le gravon est fâché, les tits-peu ont sorti les gamos (Nion)
Gazo, j’ai les couilles à Thanos (Matte), elle veut enlever ma Ferragamo (Baby)
Zehma ils aiment pas les bijoux (Lol), zehma ils aiment pas se trer-mon
Elle lèche des cavus, tu lui fais des bisous (Quoi ?), tu fais l’impliqué, mais c’est une fausse tre-mon
[Refrain]
Le quartier est miné, il nous faut des talkies, j’ché-mar dans la ville en lowkey
Ennemis et Cali’, j’ai fumé des los-ki, gros, j’suis un vétéran, j’suis pas un rookie
Quand j’suis en Goyard, elle me trouve à croquer, belek sous la cagoule, on dirait un ndoki
C’est ton p’tit reuf qu’on envoie aux ients-cli, en jaune et violet comme joueurs des Yankees
[Post-refrain]
Kich’, tous les jours, on prend du galon (Du galon)
T’es con ou tu fais des ballons ? (Des ballons)
Kich’, BSB sur le médaillon, t’es con ou tu fais des ballons ?
J’suis au fond du carré tellement qu’j’ai le bras long
J’pull-up en joggo, elle pull-up en talons (En talons)
Tous les jours, on prend du galon (Du galon)
T’es con ou tu fais des ballons ? (Des ballons)
Kich’, BSB sur le médaillon, t’es con ou tu fais des ballons
J’suis au fond du carré tellement qu’j’ai le bras long
J’pull-up en joggo, elle pull-up en talons (En talons)
[Couplet 2]
Un flacon, deux flacons, j’mets dans la deux litres (Nan), bah ouais, j’peux encore enquiller
Elle rejoint au tel-hô, j’ai collé deux lits, wesh, t’es belle ou t’es bien maquillée ? (Ah)
J’suis plus un ado’ (Nan), j’la dégage quand elle fait une phase
J’sais, comme eux, elle parle dans mon dos mais comme eux, elle pé-pom en face
Frappe, but dans les temps additionnels, j’les bois un par un, eux c’est mes Actimel
Khalat les outils mais c’est pas des truelles, on sait faire de l’argent avec des ruelles (Poh)
T’es venu, t’as percé, t’as rappé mais t’es plus actuel
Ils ont pas 10K, ils prétendent être réels, nous font les criminels en correctionnel (Il nous faut des talkies)
[Refrain]
Le quartier est miné, il nous faut des talkies, j’ché-mar dans la ville en lowkey
Ennemis et Cali’, j’ai fumé des los-ki, gros, j’suis un vétéran, j’suis pas un rookie
Quand j’suis en Goyard, elle me trouve à croquer, belek sous la cagoule, on dirait un ndoki
C’est ton p’tit reuf qu’on envoie aux ients-cli, en jaune et violet comme joueurs des Yankees
[Post-refrain]
Kich’, tous les jours, on prend du galon (Du galon)
T’es con, tu fais des ballons (Des ballons)
Kich’, BSB sur le médaillon, t’es con, tu fais des ballons
J’suis au fond du carré tellement qu’j’ai le bras long
J’pull-up en joggo, elle pull-up en talons (En talons)
Tous les jours, on prend du galon (Du galon)
T’es con, tu fais des ballons (Des ballons)
Kich’, BSB sur le médaillon, t’es con, tu fais des ballons
J’suis au fond du carré tellement qu’j’ai le bras long
J’pull-up en joggo, elle pull-up en talons (En talons)
[Outro : tag]
S/o le Flem, han
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TOKI Lyrics Meaning
[Refrain]
In this refrain, Gazo paints a picture of the dangerous, tense environment in his neighborhood, where the streets are “mined,” and trust is hard to come by. He talks about staying lowkey, moving through the city without drawing attention. He’s not a rookie but a seasoned “veteran” who knows how to handle enemies, and his presence is felt when he wears expensive brands like Goyard. He also refers to sending younger people into risky situations while describing their flashy appearance, like athletes in the colors of the Yankees.
[Couplet 1]
In this first verse, Gazo expresses his frustration with life, feeling betrayed by it. He describes his success in the islands and his readiness to face challenges (“ça va péter”), implying tension or violence is imminent. He calls out people who try to act tough but are fake or cowardly, showing how much he’s grown since his early days of hustling on the streets. He reminisces about being young and scrappy, dealing with people who talk behind his back but act friendly when in front of him. He also brags about his rise in the game, contrasting his realness with others who pretend to be criminals.
[Refrain]
This part repeats the earlier refrain, reinforcing the idea that Gazo is well-aware of the dangers and his position in the streets. He’s a veteran who’s learned how to navigate life with enemies all around. Even when wearing high-end fashion, he’s still cautious and calculating, hiding his true intentions. He also references the younger generation, implying that they are often used in dangerous missions while flaunting their flashy styles.
[Post-Refrain]
This section reflects Gazo’s confident attitude as he describes constantly leveling up in life. He’s on the rise, gaining respect (“prendre du galon”) every day, and contrasts his lifestyle with those who just talk but don’t back it up. He wears his BSB medallion as a symbol of his success and influence. He mentions how he rolls in casual clothes while women around him look stylish, underlining his laid-back yet powerful presence. It’s a celebration of his status and his nonchalant, dominant approach to life.
[Couplet 2]
In the second verse, Gazo talks about continuing to hustle, showing that despite his success, he keeps pushing forward. He hints at using substances to cope with his lifestyle and flaunts his ability to juggle both business and personal life. He reflects on no longer being young and immature but now rejecting women who play games. Gazo calls out people who claim to be real but are fake, using metaphors like “Actimel” to emphasize how easily he deals with them. He mentions making money through illegal or shady methods, pointing out how some new rappers have faded after losing their relevance.
[Refrain]
This refrain once again highlights the dangerous and calculated world Gazo operates in. He navigates through enemies with experience, maintaining a low profile while rocking expensive brands like Goyard, a sign of success. His mention of younger people being sent out to do the risky work is a continuation of the earlier theme, underlining the cycle of using others for dangerous jobs in exchange for material gain.
[Post-Refrain]
In this post-refrain, Gazo reinforces his daily hustle and rise in the game, staying focused on his growth. He contrasts himself with others who might be fake or only pretending to be successful, implying that they don’t have what it takes to last. Wearing flashy jewelry like his BSB medallion, he emphasizes his position and ability to remain at the top. The imagery of women in heels and him in casual clothes continues to underscore his confidence in blending success with effortless style.
[Outro]
The outro is a quick shoutout, a simple nod to someone or something important in Gazo’s world, “S/o le Flem,” suggesting respect or acknowledgment.
FAQs
Q. Who has sung TOKI song?
A. TOKI song is sung by Gazo.
Q. Who wrote TOKI lyrics?
A. TOKI lyrics are penned by Gazo.
Q. Who has given the music of TOKI song?
A. TOKI music is composed and produced by Gazo.
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