"Je N'ai Pas Changé" is a French song by Guizmo. The title translates to "I Haven't Changed" in English. The song tells the story of Guizmo's life and experiences as a renard (fox), which is metaphorically used to represent himself as an individual. In the lyrics, Guizmo describes himself as the leader or chef of the renards, symbolizing his influence and respect among his peers. He talks about his upbringing in Valenton, a neighborhood in France, where life was tough and filled with hardships. Despite the difficulties, he claims to have always kept his promises and remained true to himself. Guizmo talks about his rebellious nature and criminal activities, including burglary and car theft. He mentions his disappointment and lack of trust in people, suggesting that he has been let down numerous times, but it no longer bothers him. He also references names like Zemmour and Zazie, satirically highlighting the differences in taste and preference between himself and mainstream society. The song also touches upon violence and the rough lifestyle Guizmo has encountered. He refers to encounters with dangerous individuals and how he had to defend himself with a knife. The lyrics imply a disregard for societal norms and a rebellious attitude towards authority. Throughout the song, Guizmo emphasizes the importance of authenticity and sincerity. He states that he always tells the truth and doesn't believe in deception or lies. However, he acknowledges that material possessions, such as cars and guns, no longer hold any significance or meaning for him. The overall theme of the song revolves around Guizmo's rough background, criminal activities, and his refusal to conform to societal expectations. It reflects his personal experiences and challenges, as well as his determination to stay true to himself despite the circumstances.
