Zer Lyrics in English by Booba, Siboy, Benash

Marabout refers to a Muslim holy man or hermit, particularly in West Africa, who is believed to have spiritual powers and can offer guidance or protection.

In the context of Booba's song, it suggests a sense of spiritual protection or influence, aligning with the artist's persona of being untouchable or having a powerful, almost mystical, backing. It's an interesting cultural reference that adds depth to the lyrics beyond typical street slang.

Booba, with Siboy and Benash, drops a track that's all about power, money, and street credibility. The song, "Zer," introduces a new kind of currency, a new way of life where rules are made by them. Booba boasts about his crew's criminal records and their involvement in drug trafficking, referencing "la re-pu de Medellin'zer" [the Medellin'zer pure stuff] and "tonne de C dans la hacienda" [tons of coke in the hacienda].

He paints a picture of a lavish yet dangerous lifestyle, comparing himself to a shining bottle of Dom Perignon in the hood. There are also some direct disses to rivals, calling them out for talking "mierda" [shit] and being soft. The track is packed with references to pop culture and other artists, from Griselda Blanco to Maître Gims, and a strong shout-out to the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, emphasizing their dominance in the rap game. It's a bold statement of their untouchable status and relentless pursuit of wealth and respect.