The song reflects on themes such as success, distrust towards new friends, and the importance of money, health, and family.
Werenoi talks about his own success and his evolution from his beginnings to the current moment.
Symbols like cars, diamonds, and money are mentioned, but Werenoi emphasizes that personal values like family, health, and career are more important to him.
The chorus 'C'est nos tres-mon qui donnent l'heure, négro, c'est plus la faim' suggests that Werenoi and his crew no longer have to hunger and are on the path to success.
The song deals with themes such as priorities in life, the path to success, and the preservation of values amid temptations and distrust.