"Tour de Pologne" is a song by FAVST and Gibbs that pays homage to Poland. The lyrics contain a mix of French and Polish phrases and references, creating a fusion of languages and cultures. The song starts with Kabe's verse, where he expresses his readiness to always do something and mentions GCBW (Guette ka guen-de), which is a reference to a French streetwear brand. He compares himself to Lewandowski, a famous Polish football player known for his powerful strikes. He also mentions how his friends who are associated with "neige" (snow) don't ski. He sends greetings to all the "wariaci" (crazy people) from Poland and hopes they can someday return. Kabe also references "Żubrówka," a Polish vodka, and how it runs through their veins, leading to intoxication. He talks about picking up the "polymère" (polymer), implying they are gathering money or drugs, saying they are not the police. He refers to their city as a "coffe shop" (possibly alluding to a place where they hang out) and claims to increase the GDP (gross domestic product) there. In the chorus, Kabe and Gibbs repeat the lines "Gazu do dechy daj więcej," which translates to "Give more gas to the floor," suggesting they want to accelerate their actions. They also mention doing pull-ups in the city, asking for more money in their bags, and not waiting to enter the club. Next, PLK (Polak), another artist, delivers his verse. He mentions enhancing someone's flow and making millions before returning to his home country. He name-drops several artists like Nono, Tobi, Medlar, Flav, and Peli. He claims to have performed at the Olympia (a famous music hall in Paris) at a young age while others were still getting their driver's licenses. He criticizes someone's flow, saying they are poorly balanced and compares their rap style to France, not "cain-ri" (American-style rap). He mentions removing someone as if they were improperly parked. PLK talks about burning everything for years and having a technique that plays with just one touch. He mentions staying "blanc" (white) like a blouse and becoming a pain like a "zouz" (slang for a woman). He asserts that he is here to overshadow legends that belong to the past and to expose lies. The song then includes another chorus followed by another verse from Kabe. He repeats the lines about giving more gas to the floor, doing pull-ups in the city, and asking for more money in their bags. He emphasizes his readiness to always do something and mentions GCBW again. In the final part of the song, Kabe and Gibbs alternate lines, emphasizing the repetition of "Je vide la belve" (I empty the beast). They reiterate their readiness to always take action and mention GCBW again. Overall, "Tour de Pologne" celebrates Polish culture, references famous figures like Lewandowski, and showcases the artists' confidence and readiness to conquer. The song combines French and Polish languages, reflecting the multicultural influences in their music.
