Dans Tes Rêves is Disiz La Peste’s rallying cry for every kid who has ever been told “yeah right, in your dreams.” Over a bouncing beat, the French-Senegalese rapper rewinds to his own childhood: a shy boy from the southern suburbs who preferred daydreaming on train rides to Paris over memorising textbooks. Each time he announced “I want to be an artist,” adults shot back the same phrase – Dans tes rêves! – trying to shrink his ambitions. The verses paint a vivid comic-book journey, from dropping out of school with empty pockets to imagining himself as a comet streaking across the sky, brighter and faster than any ordinary star.
By the chorus, Disiz flips that put-down into rocket fuel. He pushes past skin-colour prejudice, poverty, and doubt, reminding us that everyone has “un rêve sacré” hidden inside their secret garden. The hook repeats like a stubborn alarm clock, daring listeners to wake up and chase what sets their hearts on fire. In the end, “Dans Tes Rêves” is not just autobiography; it is an upbeat manifesto that tells you to board the dream train, ignore the naysayers, and write your own skyline.