Celsius

• 1. Where they sold drugs
• 2. "Que La Famile" (or "Solely family) is PNL's motto. It means they'll always put their family first in their endeavors. It's also their own record company's and clothing line's name
• 3. "OCB" or "Odet-Cascadec-Bolloré" is a French rolling paper company. The "long" ones are nicknamed "slim". Basically, he likes his women the same type he likes his rolling paper: slim.
• 4. "Pénave" is the slang equivalent for "trap phone" which is a disposable phone that drug dealers use to contact their clients or suppliers
• 5. N.B: "net" is more colloquial than "sane". After Ademo in "Jusqu'au dernier gramme", it's N.O.S who describes himself as "not sane".
• 6. Roughly translatable to "bliss" in Darja (North-African dialectal Arabic), "zetla" refers to hasch
• 7. "Bendo" is slang for "banlieue", "cité" or "quartier" (all roughly translatable to "hood", "ghetto", "projects" or "suburbs" (but for the latter, not with the same connotation than in Anglo-saxon countries).
• 8. Again, "banlieusard" literally translates to "suburban" (although in French, the suffix "-ard" gives a negative connotation that isn't present in the English term". In France, that term is especially used to refer to people of color (most of the time of Maghrebi and Subsaharian descent) living in projects. It has a highly negative connotation and it's linked with poverty, violence and delinquance. As a result, people living in those areas struggle to find jobs, appartments and are routinely stigmatized by the rest of the population. Some people from those areas now reclaim the term and proudly describe themselves with it, as it is the case here.
• 9. Anakin Skywalker, best known as Dark Vador is an emblematic Star Wars character known for succumbing to the "dark side of the Force".
• 10. Another emblematic Star Wars character, Yoda is known for speaking in reverse
• 11. "graine" here can be either understood as "graine de café" ("coffee bean") which refers to a type of necklase with coffe-bean shaped chains or it can be another reference to drugs.
• 12. "Avoir le démon", literally "to have the demon (within you)" is a colloquial phrase that means that you're very angry
• 13. Reference to the manga and character of the same name which becomes the God of Death to defend and protect his loved ones.
• 14. "Ma biche" literally translates to "my deer" but the equivalent would be "honey" or "sweetheart".
• 15. "Connaître R" (or "Know N") is a colloquial phrase to say that someone knows nothing. It's just the first letter of the word "rien"/"nothing" and it's pronounced as such
• 16. "ients-cli" is verlan (inversion of syllabes) for "clients". Basically, the anger for their former life they put into their now highly successful music was just as useful as the clients they used to sell drugs to.
• 17. Ademo wasn't born with a silver spoon in the mouth.
• 18. Township in the Essonne department (code: 91). It hosts the Tarterêts projects which they come from and which is one of its impoverished area.
• 19. The Tarterêts project has been dubbed "zoo" for its violence, which is why police officers are routinely present there. It's thus the blue waves of police uniforms he's referring to and not those of the peaceful French Riviera