Désaccord translates to "disagreement" or "discord". It's a central theme in the song, appearing multiple times to describe the tension in a relationship.
GIMS uses this word to set the scene of a domestic dispute, where he's trying to navigate a difficult situation with his partner. The repetition emphasizes the ongoing nature of their conflict, making it a key word for understanding the song's narrative.
GIMS's "DÉSACCORD" drops us right into a relatable, slightly chaotic domestic scene. Our guy is trying to sneak in after a night out, putting the address into Waze and arriving "pour éteindre" [to extinguish/turn off], which could mean turning off the party or just turning off the lights and settling in. He's trying to be super quiet, "sans faire de bruit parce que y a madame qui dort" [without making noise because madam is sleeping].
Why all the stealth? Because he's in a "désaccord" [disagreement] with his partner, and if she wakes up, "elle va demander du Dior encore" [she's going to ask for Dior again]! He tries to reassure himself, repeating, "Ça va aller, c'est juste un désaccord" [It'll be okay, it's just a disagreement]. Despite the tension, he's still thinking about showering her with gifts, from Saint-Barth' to Bora Bora, even if he ends up taking her to Bandal. It's a funny, honest look at the lengths one might go to smooth things over after a little spat.