The lyrics you provided come from the Mauritian "gangsta rap" and dancehall scene, specifically associated with the group . This group is known for its hard-hitting lyrics in Mauritian Creole, often reflecting "langaz cite" (ghetto slang) and rivalries with other groups like Joker Cartel. Based on the phrases you shared,
: Reasserts the group's dominance, claiming they remain the "kings" of the scene in a new or updated era (2.0).
: A self-description as a "carnivore," which in Mauritian rap slang often symbolizes being a predator or someone who "eats" their rivals (dominates them). Background on 666 Armada
: Likely a reference to "making a video about me," which in this context often implies a "diss track" or a response to a rival's video.
: Literally translates to "erase my thoughts," suggesting a desire to clear the mind of certain memories or troubles.
Carnivore Moi: 666 Armada - Fer Video Lor Moi / Eface Mo Penser / Armada Nou Rest King 2.0/ Mo 1
The lyrics you provided come from the Mauritian "gangsta rap" and dancehall scene, specifically associated with the group . This group is known for its hard-hitting lyrics in Mauritian Creole, often reflecting "langaz cite" (ghetto slang) and rivalries with other groups like Joker Cartel. Based on the phrases you shared,
: Reasserts the group's dominance, claiming they remain the "kings" of the scene in a new or updated era (2.0). The lyrics you provided come from the Mauritian
: A self-description as a "carnivore," which in Mauritian rap slang often symbolizes being a predator or someone who "eats" their rivals (dominates them). Background on 666 Armada : A self-description as a "carnivore," which in
: Likely a reference to "making a video about me," which in this context often implies a "diss track" or a response to a rival's video. : A self-description as a "carnivore
: Literally translates to "erase my thoughts," suggesting a desire to clear the mind of certain memories or troubles.
