Jaloux Lyrics in English Bilal Hassani
Jaloux means "jealous" in French. It's a central theme of the song, repeated frequently, and directly gives the song its title.
Bilal Hassani uses this word to describe the critics and haters who try to bring him down. He sings about how these "jaloux" are never satisfied and always criticizing, but he chooses to remain strong and not let their negativity affect him. It's a powerful word that encapsulates the song's message of resilience in the face of envy.
Bilal Hassani’s upbeat pop track "Jaloux" is a sparkling comeback to every insult hurled at him. In the verses, faceless critics attack his masculinity, his singing, and his sexuality, wishing he would quit or even disappear. But the chorus flips the power dynamic: Bilal stands tall, chanting that these words come from jaloux — jealous people who can never be satisfied and love to tear others down.
Rather than crumble, he turns their negativity into fuel for self-confidence. The pulsing beat and repetitive hook invite listeners to shout along, transforming pain into pride. "Jaloux" is ultimately a celebration of resilience, queer visibility, and the liberating joy of ignoring haters while staying unapologetically yourself.
