“La Belle et la Bête” dives into the magnetic pull between two people who know they could either light up the night or break each other’s hearts. Gazo plays the self-proclaimed “beast,” torn between raw desire and the fear of getting attached. Throughout the lyrics he flips back and forth: “T’as l’choix, on l’fait ou pas ?” (You choose, do we go for it or not?), reminding his partner that their chemistry is explosive but risky. One moment he’s bragging about “flex en ice,” the next he’s warning “Si j’m’attache, barre-toi” (If I catch feelings, run away). The song paints love as a thrilling carousel of hot and cold — lonely nights in a cold bed followed by steamy encounters that feel “like a hard drug.”
Under the catchy drill beat, Gazo explores the classic Beauty and the Beast storyline in modern street language: a beautiful woman who could soften him, and a beast who’s scared to ruin everything. The result is a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever hesitated just before falling in too deep, torn between the high of passion and the instinct to protect their heart.