Subjuguées means 'subjugated' or 'captivated'. While it can imply being brought under control, in this context, it refers to the girls being completely captivated and enthralled by the boy's charm and popularity.
It's a strong, evocative word that goes beyond simple admiration, suggesting a powerful, almost irresistible allure. This makes it an interesting and memorable choice for learners.
MC Solaar's "Non Merci" tells a fascinating story about a guy who starts out as the cool kid in school, getting good grades without trying and charming all the girls. He's so popular that other guys gang up on him, which ironically makes him even tougher. He dreams of finding a girl with "jolies mèches" [pretty highlights], ready to go to the ends of the earth for her.
But here's the twist: when he tells her he'd "aller jusqu'au bout du monde" [go to the end of the world] for her, she bluntly tells him "restes-y" [stay there]. And when he offers to find the dove for peace, she simply says "non merci" [no thanks]. This rejection seems to push him further into a bad-boy life, hanging out with "rude boy" types. Even as his life gets more complicated with police surveillance, he still sees the girl at the bus stop, offering her a life of travel and escape. But she's not interested in running away; she's happy where she is. The song ends with a news flash: the police raid his hideout, finding the girl, who, despite everything, claims he did her no harm and was going to change, perhaps a sign of Stockholm Syndrome. It's a blunt and intriguing look at unrequited love and the paths we choose.