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The lyrics often touch on the "11.43" lifestyle—a reference to a specific caliber often associated with street culture—symbolizing a demand for one's "share" of prosperity.
A of specific French slang used in the lyrics. A comparison with other tracks from the CPPR album.
A recurring motif in LE RISQUE’s work is the rejection of those who talk to authorities ("baver devant les porcs"), emphasizing a strict code of loyalty and street justice.
Much like his other videos, such as " Go ," the visuals often feature raw street scenes, industrial backdrops, and nighttime settings to establish a sense of urgency.
"Malfaiteur" is the 12th track on the album , which stands for C’est Pas Pour Rire (It’s Not a Joke).
