Meleğim is a Turkish word meaning "my angel." While the song is primarily in French, Soolking, an Algerian artist, incorporates this beautiful Turkish term of endearment.
It's a unique and tender word that stands out in the lyrics, highlighting the deep affection and adoration the singer has for his partner. Its inclusion adds a touch of cross-cultural charm and makes it particularly memorable.
"Meleğim" is Soolking and Dadju's love song about staying close to someone while the whole world watches. Both artists sing about a partner they show off proudly (the dress picked out for a night together, the crowded room full of other couples who don't compare) and about ignoring the strangers who only want a piece of their relationship for social media.
Dadju's verse adds a harder edge: fame invites scrutiny, jealousy, and people questioning his loyalty, but he brushes it off, more sure of his partner than of what anyone posts about them. The hook keeps returning to the same idea in Turkish and French, meleğim, "my angel", a reminder that no amount of noise online changes how he feels.