"La Raclée" is a rap song by French artists Guizmo and Demi Portion. The song discusses themes of street life, injustice, and the struggles faced by individuals living in disadvantaged areas. The lyrics mention a fight at a train station, which resulted in legal trouble for the protagonists. The artists criticize individuals who betray their friends and rap dishonestly. They express their frustrations with the police's focus on minor offenses, in contrast to more significant issues. The lyrics also touch upon personal struggles with financial problems and the challenges of navigating through life's difficulties. The artists highlight their experiences in their respective hometowns, Villeneuve-la-Garenne and Sète, and reminisce about the times when they were involved in altercations and encounters with law enforcement. They express their loyalty to their tight-knit communities and criticize those who are envious or meddle in their success. The overall message of the song is a message of defiance against societal barriers and a call for unity within their communities. The lyrics convey a sense of resilience and determination to overcome obstacles and prove their worth through their music.
