In the song "Billets" by French rapper Heuss L'Enfoiré, the artist raps about his experiences growing up in the suburbs of Paris and the struggles he faced making money and achieving success. The song begins with Heuss boasting about his ability to provide for his loved ones, offering to give them everything they need "morning, noon and night." He also raps about his meticulous planning and attention to detail in his work, which has led to him earning so much money that he can't even keep count. Heuss goes on to talk about the challenges of living in the suburbs and the pressure to turn to illegal activities like drug distribution as a way to make money. He acknowledges that this lifestyle isn't ideal, but he also suggests that he and his friends don't feel like they have many other options. Throughout the song, Heuss criticizes law enforcement and the criminal justice system, which he sees as oppressive and corrupt. He expresses frustration with the way that people from his community are often targeted and mistreated by police officers. Overall, "Billets" is a song that highlights the realities of life in the suburbs of Paris and the difficult choices that many young people in these areas must make in order to survive and thrive.
