Angèle’s “Démons” is a dazzling pop-rap confession about the monsters we hide inside. On the surface the singer seems carefree, yet the verses reveal a mind battling anxiety, disappointment, and self-doubt. She compares herself to “an angel in hell,” desperately looking for a way to silence the voices that sabotage her confidence. Every time she asks “Comment faire pour tuer mes démons ?” (“How do I kill my demons?”) she reminds us that admitting our fears is the first step toward healing and growth.
Damso’s guest verse flips the spotlight onto outside pressures. He takes aim at critics and fake rappers, showing how public judgment can become its own kind of demon. Rather than curse or lash out, he chooses creativity and exploration, proving that talent and self-belief are stronger weapons than hate. Together, Angèle and Damso deliver an empowering message: face your inner and outer demons, learn from them, and you will keep evolving.