Fimiguerrero, Len - Excuse My French lyrics

"Excuse My French" is a true current of the new wave, straight from the depths of the underground with hard-hitting beats. The track is infused with an energy that crashes in like a bulldozer, without warning or unnecessary words. The sound is clean and raw, as if Fimi and Len decided to orchestrate a real explosion in the British scene. The sheer power of this work screams that there’s no room for weakness here. While Fimi once again proves that he's at the top of his game, Len comes in strong, and even though many doubt his presence on the beat, it's clear that his lines add a sharp edge. Some listeners, of course, think his verse should be cut, but that's a matter of taste — Len brings that very audacity.

The visual aspect of the track is no less impressive than the music — the "GTA style" of the video perfectly aligns with the vibe of the track. The imagery conveys exactly the feeling one would expect from a release with such a title: sharp, provocative, with elements of luxury in which Fimi feels impeccably confident, like a fish in water. A sort of Tiger Woods cruising in a white BMW — a symbol of success, ambition, and strength. The beats deserve a separate mention. They don’t just set the pace; they literally keep all the lyrics afloat, grabbing all the attention. The power of the low frequencies and the intensity of the drums make you feel the drive of this track on a physical level. This is the kind of music you want to listen to on repeat, cranking the volume up to the max.

Let’s not forget about the lyrics. Lines about money, fame, and of course, the iconic phrases about Tiger Woods all turn into a powerful charge of ambition and confidence. The irony and challenge are palpable, as if the artists are throwing down the gauntlet not only to their rivals but to the world itself.

Many fans have already called this track a classic even before its official release, and the comments under the video are filled with excitement and jokes about the French phrases and hard-hitting cultural references. But the standout lines showcase global ambitions — from selling out shows in Europe to dominating the home scene. Fimi and Len confidently assert their claim to the throne. Despite many criticizing the track for its brevity, this only fuels the interest and creates a sense of incompleteness, as if listeners are intentionally given a "taste" to crave more. And it works like a charm. This track is not just a collection of sounds and rhymes; it’s a snapshot of a moment, a visceral sensation of a scene that’s on the brink of a major breakthrough right now.

"Excuse My French" is a vivid confirmation that the new sound from London is ready to blow up not only the streets but the global charts.

October 18, 2024