@@slickyvic Hello from South France, Google this: *"Yamê - Bécane lyrics + English translation (Version #2)."* You'll find the link when scrolling through the list of those proposed by Google. All you need to understand is there (numerous numbered annotations in the translation to explain each esoteric expression used). And click too on my name when you're on the site. I also published a translation of *"Call of Valhalla,"* *"Bahwai,"* and *"La Quête"* on my page, and here again with all the necessary explanations. Peace, folks. 😉☮
It sounds like a lyrical snippet expressing a certain lifestyle, possibly related to biking and enjoying cannabis. If there's more context or if you'd like to discuss this further, feel free to share additional details or thoughts! 🚴♂️🌿🎶
@@slickyvicit’s pretty much about living life well even when there evil in the world and giving back and then the whole rest is just being free on a bike smoking weed even if it’s dangerous
❤Lyrics + Explications : ☝ B*tch, I’ve been thinking about how to feel good for a very, very long time. I don’t have your momentum (meaning, no strings pulled for him). Never listen to what they say. The ones that gossip have never seen the life through your world. I may speak their language, but it seems that they only hear the language of violence. I sneak in quickly, handsoff. You didn’t see me stutter, when I had to pass « the slow » (motorcycle course for driving license). Sankara, Cheikh Anta, n*gga, I chose my models. Reliable like a German engine. Independant, without carats, without teeth, yes and I give back more than the big ones of your big ones. I don’t look at them. They are not focused. I don’t wait a pass if they can’t shoot center (soccer ref.). I’m Bantu, don’t talk to me about « basanés » (french derogatory term for people of color). We didn’t came here to show off. Pack up your cocaine, I’ve got my CC (Cubic Centimeter, motorbike ref.). I turn the handle, I wrinkle the time. I’m riding as if someone awaits for me. I jam the blunt between my teeth. So yeah, so yeah Chorus (2 times) : I’m taking the motorbike out… I’m smoking weed. I don’t give a sh*t if it’s fuckin’ dangerous. The only thing I see is prison bars. The motorbike screams and I’m gettin’ out of hell… On a big bike. The Akra (Cameroonian donuts) helps focusing The hatred that I feel in my thoughts, In this business which has boundaries. Chorus… I’m taking the motorbike ou
The lyrics convey a sense of independence, resilience, and a disregard for societal judgments. The choice of models like Sankara and Cheikh Anta, as well as references to cultural elements, adds depth to the narrative. The chorus suggests a rebellious spirit against perceived limitations.🎶🔥
Chorus " I get out the bike, di-di-da-da, I smoke the weed I don't give a fuck if it's dangerous, his mother All I see are bars, iron bars The bike screams and I'm out of hell On a big iron, yeah
It seems like a lyrical excerpt expressing a rebellious and carefree attitude, particularly related to riding a bike and smoking weed. The mention of "iron bars" suggests a sense of confinement or challenges. If there's more context or if you'd like to discuss the lyrics further, feel free to share your thoughts! 🚴♂️🌿🎶
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Thank you for the recommendation! I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction. "Call of Valhalla" sounds intriguing, and I'm definitely up for being amazed. I'll make sure to check it out. If there's anything specific you'd like to share about the track or if you have more suggestions, feel free to let me know! 🎶👍
