Billet

Marwa Loud's song 'Billet' delves into the themes of time, self-perception, and societal validation. The repetitive chorus, 'Et ouais le temps passe,' emphasizes the relentless passage of time and how it influences her life and choices. This repetition underscores the inevitability of change and the need to adapt, as reflected in her changing 'passe-temps' (hobbies) and 'cachetons' (pills). The lyrics suggest a transformation in her identity and how she is perceived by others, oscillating between being seen as 'folle' (crazy) and 'conne' (stupid). Despite these judgments, Marwa finds humor and resilience, indicating a strong sense of self-worth and confidence.

The song also touches on the idea of validation and success. Marwa boasts about her rapid rise to fame, stating, 'Qui est-c'qu'en six mois s'est fait vali-valider? Bah ouais c'est moi' (Who got validated in six months? Yeah, it's me). This line highlights her quick ascent in the music industry, contrasting her unique ideas and flows with those of others. The repeated mention of 'billets' (money) symbolizes the material success that often accompanies fame. However, Marwa asserts that she does not seek to 'briller' (shine) in the conventional sense, suggesting a deeper, perhaps more spiritual, quest for meaning, as indicated by her contemplation of prayer.

Marwa Loud's assertive tone and confident declarations reflect her determination to break barriers and defy expectations. She speaks of 'casser toutes les portes' (breaking all the doors) and 'tirer sur tous les corps' (shooting all the bodies), metaphorically representing her ambition to overcome obstacles and dominate the music scene. The song's playful yet defiant nature is encapsulated in the repeated invitation to 'venez, venez on va rigoler' (come, come, let's laugh), which serves as a challenge to her critics and a celebration of her achievements. Through 'Billet,' Marwa Loud conveys a powerful message about self-validation, resilience, and the pursuit of authentic success in the face of societal pressures.