The song "Woop" by Guizmo talks about the crisis and problems in the artist's universe or world. The lyrics describe a gloomy and challenging situation where the leaders are more focused on personal gains rather than addressing the issues. The wounds are deep and the trauma severe, almost pushing the artist to the edge. However, they are also torn because they are attached to their "tise," possibly referring to their vices or coping mechanisms. The problems faced by the society are complex, and the artist criticizes the actions of politicians like Nicolas Sarkozy and his approach to dealing with issues, comparing it to running a laundry. Despite the pressure to remain silent and submissive, the artist refuses to comply, as it would mean compromising their principles. Law enforcement officials are seen monitoring the artist's neighborhood ("tess") and psychologists try to understand what goes on in the artist's mind. The lyrics suggest that in their community, violence and drug deals are prevalent, but the artist points out the hypocrisy of those in power who supposedly manage the economy yet have dirty money in their savings. The artist also criticizes the surveillance and oppression faced by their community, as if they were being hunted down for a bounty. Additionally, they mention how the West exploits Africa while pretending to care about its economy. The reference to "leurs têtes ils enterrent" suggests that the corrupt leaders should be held accountable. Overall, the song reflects on the societal issues, corruption, and the struggle to maintain integrity and speak out against injustice.
