Mythoman is a slang term derived from "mythomaniac," referring to someone who compulsively lies or exaggerates.
In "Tu Deuh," Emkal uses this word to call out people who are constantly fabricating stories or pretending to be something they're not, especially regarding wealth or status. It's a sharp, direct insult that highlights the theme of deception prevalent in the lyrics.
"Tu Deuh" is Emkal's flex track with Sofiane, built around a chanted hook that calls out fakes and liars ("menteur," "mythoman") while the beat keeps repeating the title's punchy ad-lib as a taunt.
Between the hooks, Emkal brags about the good life: cruising in a Mercedes, dressed sharp, running his block, and cashing out. He also complains about a girl who's beautiful but exhausting — she talks too much, clings too much, and never lets up.
Sofiane's verse keeps the same energy, name-checking his neighborhood pride and warning that nobody messes with him tonight, before piling on with the same "you talk too much" complaints about people around him who can't stop running their mouths.