Va Dire Ton a Ex

DADJU's song "Va Dire Ton a Ex" is a powerful anthem about moving on from past relationships and embracing new love. The lyrics are a direct message to the protagonist's partner, urging them to inform their ex that their relationship is over and that they no longer have any control or influence over them. This is symbolized by the line, "Qu'il n'a plus de pouvoir sur le bas de ton dos," which metaphorically suggests that the ex no longer has any physical or emotional hold on the person. The song emphasizes the importance of letting go of the past to fully commit to the present relationship.

The chorus, with lines like "Laisse le sur le té-co, il a perdu, game over," reinforces the idea that the ex has lost and should be left behind. The use of gaming terminology like "game over" adds a modern and relatable touch, making it clear that the past relationship is a closed chapter. DADJU also highlights the security and permanence of the new relationship, promising that he will stay until the end, as seen in the line, "Si je suis là c'est jusqu'à la muerte." This commitment is further solidified by the plea to pray for eternal love, indicating a deep and spiritual connection.

The song also touches on the difficulty of moving on, acknowledging that while it may be easy to say "na lingi yo" (I love you), it is not always easy to live up to those words. This adds a layer of realism to the song, recognizing the emotional complexities involved in letting go of the past and fully embracing a new relationship. The mention of Joe Dwet Filé and the production from Haiti adds a cultural richness to the song, blending different influences to create a unique sound that resonates with listeners.