The song "Le Professeur & Le Renard" by Guizmo is a collaboration with rapper Seth Gueko. The lyrics tell a story of their experiences and perspectives in life. In his verse, Seth Gueko reflects on his journey to success. He mentions that there was no place for him in hell, so he came back to Earth. He talks about the importance of having life experiences and street credibility, highlighting that age or wealth are not necessary for this. Seth Gueko also criticizes other rappers who use hair straighteners and emphasizes his resistance to conform to societal norms. He boasts about his skills and unique style, comparing himself to rapper Cardi B. Seth Gueko's lyrics touch on his upbringing in the housing projects, with his friends acting tough and his son's room resembling a toy store. He also states that love has no limits or boundaries. Guizmo's verse focuses on his involvement in the drug trade with his friends, with other rappers wanting to imitate him. He mentions his past encounters with troubles, such as being arrested, but stayed silent about it. Guizmo expresses his experiences with crime and references his father's departure due to health complications. He mentions being a mix of a professor and a fox, metaphorically representing his intelligence and cunningness. Guizmo looks forward to living in a neighborhood called Exelmans and expresses his pride in reclaiming rap music for the streets. He talks about his possible demise and his determination to fight for the Congo, indicating his political beliefs. Guizmo also mentions his firearm, his dreams of rapping alongside Seth Gueko, and his ability to outsmart his opponents. He criticizes the changes in French rap and mentions being invited to dinners, implying his growing success. Despite all of this, Guizmo claims that he will always strive for improvement but also for financial stability. Overall, "Le Professeur & Le Renard" explores the struggles, pride, and determination of Seth Gueko and Guizmo as they navigate their respective paths in life, music, and the streets.
