Hit Sale (feat. Roméo Elvis)

Thérapie TAXI's song 'Hit Sale,' featuring Roméo Elvis, delves into the chaotic and hedonistic world of nightlife. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night out, filled with fleeting connections, intoxicating allure, and the raw, unfiltered energy of the dance floor. Adélaïde's verses reflect the transient nature of these encounters, where words and actions are often forgotten in the haze of alcohol and music. The repeated phrase 'Y'a des bugs dans ma tête' (There are bugs in my head) suggests a sense of disorientation and confusion, a common experience in the throes of a wild night out.

The chorus, shared by Adélaïde and Raphaël, emphasizes the overwhelming attraction and sexual tension that permeates the atmosphere. The metaphor of dancing to 'hits sales' (dirty hits) underscores the raw, unpolished nature of these experiences. The term 'casse-dalle' (snack) used to describe a potential lover highlights the casual and almost consumable nature of these relationships. Roméo Elvis's verse adds another layer, portraying a sense of vulnerability and submission to the allure of the night and the captivating presence of the woman he's addressing.

The song also touches on themes of desire and the lengths people will go to fulfill it. Adélaïde's lines about warriors ready to do anything for her, even bleed for the glory of being near her, illustrate the almost primal drive that nightlife can evoke. The repeated assertion that 'ici tout l'monde déraille' (here everyone goes off the rails) encapsulates the song's essence: a celebration of the wild, uninhibited, and often chaotic nature of nightlife, where everyone is caught up in the moment, driven by desire and the pulsating beats of 'dirty hits.'