The song "Les Méchants" by Heuss L'Enfoiré is about the pursuit of money, and the dangers that come with it. The lyrics speak about the experiences of a person who is constantly pursued by the bad guys (les méchants) while chasing after the big money (la grosse moula). The song opens with the protagonist reminiscing about a past encounter with someone called Anita, suggesting that they had cheated on her boyfriend with him. He goes on to talk about how he does what it takes to earn money, including engaging in illegal activities such as smuggling and evading the police. The chorus repeats the line "la grosse moula poursuivie par les méchants", emphasizing the danger he is in as he continues to pursue big money. The protagonist talks about the need to make quick money and taking risks, even though it may mean putting his safety at risk. He also mentions how he is involved in the drug trade in his locality, and how he sometimes makes money by scamming people. Overall, the song is a portrayal of the harsh reality of living in poverty, where one must often resort to illegal activities to earn money, and the constant danger and fear that comes with it.
