The song "Débordé" by Guizmo, Despo Rutti, and Mokless talks about the struggles and hardships faced by individuals living in disadvantaged neighborhoods or "cités-dortoirs" in France. The lyrics express the frustration, pain, and resilience of these individuals as they navigate through their difficult lives. Guizmo reflects on the difficult lives of his friends and himself. He mentions how their lives are slowly being destroyed, leading to the sorrow of their sisters mourning in the cemetery. He talks about the ways they cope with their circumstances, including drinking coffee, smoking weed, and finding solace in playing basketball. Guizmo also highlights the resilience of their communities, refusing to be obedient and only complaining at the last resort. Mokless shares his own experiences and critiques the stereotypes and prejudices faced by individuals from disadvantaged neighborhoods. He mentions how some people underestimate him because of where he comes from. He addresses the false perception that to be successful in rap, one must engage in criminal activities. Mokless also criticizes the selfishness and lack of empathy in society and how people often hurt each other without giving it much thought. Despo Rutti adds his perspective to the song, expressing his unique thoughts and experiences. He discusses various topics such as politics, ego, and societal issues. He talks about challenging political figures and the importance of prioritizing equality. Despo Rutti also reflects on his own personal struggles, regrets, and issues in relationships. Overall, the song "Débordé" portrays the struggles, frustrations, and resilience of individuals living in disadvantaged neighborhoods in France. It sheds light on the difficult realities they face and the ways they cope with their circumstances. The lyrics also touch on wider societal issues and stereotypes.
