Became feels like a midnight motorcycle ride through the streets of Paris: loud, fearless and fueled by a burning need for freedom. yame raps in French about shrugging off gossip, choosing revolutionary heroes like Sankara and Cheikh Anta as role models, and staying independent even when the music “business” tries to box her in. She paints a world of metal bars and violent language, yet refuses to let it cage her spirit. Instead, she hops on her bécane (slang for motorbike), lights up, and blasts out of “hell” on her own terms.
The roaring engine becomes a symbol of escape. Every rev says, I will not slow down for anyone. The repeated refrain “j’m’en bats les couilles” (“I couldn’t care less”) captures her rebellious confidence, while the smoke and speeding metal hint at both danger and liberation. In short, the song celebrates self-determination: ignore the naysayers, choose your own idols, and if the world builds iron bars around you, kick-start your bike, tear through the night and create your own road to freedom.