Bebé

La Zowi's song 'Bebé' is a bold declaration of independence and self-empowerment. The lyrics revolve around the artist asserting her autonomy and rejecting any attempts to control or belittle her. From the very beginning, La Zowi makes it clear that she is not anyone's 'nana' (girlfriend) and that she is in control of her own life. The repeated phrase 'moi j'suis en haut' (I'm on top) symbolizes her elevated status and self-confidence, while 'je vais me mettre à dada' (I'll ride on you) suggests a dominant position in relationships and interactions.

The song also touches on themes of fame and admiration. La Zowi mentions that she is loved 'à Paname et en Espagne' (in Paris and Spain), highlighting her widespread popularity. She compares herself to Zinedine Zidane, a legendary footballer known for his leadership and skill, implying that she controls her team with the same prowess. The line 'tes putes c'est toutes mes fans' (your girls are all my fans) further emphasizes her influence and the admiration she commands.

Financial independence is another key theme in 'Bebé'. La Zowi talks about making her own money and enjoying the luxuries it brings, such as buying a beautiful bag and living lavishly. She dismisses anyone who cannot match her financial status, reinforcing her desire for a partner who can keep up with her lifestyle. The playful yet assertive tone of the song, combined with its catchy beat, makes 'Bebé' a powerful anthem for self-sufficiency and confidence.