Cagole is a French slang term, particularly from the South of France, referring to a girl or woman who is considered vulgar, tacky, or overly made-up, often in a provocative way.
In the song, Eva uses it to distance herself from a certain image, stating, "Make up de cagole, faire la grosse folle / Ăa c'est trop peu pour moi" (Slutty makeup, acting like a big fool / That's too little for me). She's rejecting the idea of conforming to a superficial or overly sexualized stereotype, emphasizing her authenticity and unique style.
"Mood" is Eva's statement of self-assurance. She's staying in her own headspace, on her own terms, and she's not interested in fitting into anyone else's mold.
She draws a clear line between herself and the crowd around her: the girls playing it fragile, the curated Instagram personas, the people trying to guess what she's about. She's not here for any of that. She'd rather stay true to her own style, even if it reads as too much for some.
There's also a softer moment where she reassures her mother she's not out doing anything reckless, just handling her business, staying calm, and making her own sound. The chorus keeps circling back to the same idea: she's in her own mood, and that's exactly where she wants to be.