Ravages translates to "havoc" or "devastation". It's a strong and evocative word that isn't used in everyday conversation, making it stand out.
In the song, Dadju sings, "365 jours, t'as fait des ravages" (365 days, you wreaked havoc). He uses this word to describe the destructive impact a past relationship had on him over a year, conveying a sense of deep emotional damage and turmoil.
Dadju sings about finally closing the door on a painful relationship. The chorus is blunt about it: he has turned the page, and after everything she put him through, he is deleting her photos and there won't be any more designer gifts (Chanel, Coco) coming from him.
In the verses he takes back a watch he'd given her, refuses to answer her texts from other numbers, and warns that whatever games she tries now, he's already moved on. It's a breakup anthem about self-respect: choosing peace over drama, and not falling back into an ex's orbit just because she comes calling.