**“Shoot” fires off a rapid-beat confession where Yamê wrestles with his own guilty pleasure: the hypnotic pull of Cali’ (slang for potent cannabis). The repeated “shoot, shoot” sounds like fun party ad-libs, yet they actually echo the idea of a bullet in the head—an addictive hit that feels exhilarating but could end up fatal. Between hazy clouds of smoke, he calls the weed his queen, admits their bond is “toxic,” and keeps promising, “Demain j’arrête” (tomorrow I quit). Each promise to stop is followed by one more inhalation, showing the looping cycle of craving, regret, and self-persuasion that many listeners may recognize.
Under the vibe-heavy beat, Yamê exposes real stakes: burning through cash to support the habit, losing sleep, and fearing for his father’s fragile health. The song’s energy is rebellious and catchy, but its heart is a tug-of-war between love and self-destruction. “Shoot” is both a smoke-filled anthem and a cautionary tale, reminding us that every euphoric hit can double as a shot to our future. Let the track’s groove pull you in, but don’t miss the warning hidden in the hook!