Broliqué is a slang term derived from "brolique," which refers to a firearm or weapon. It means "armed" or "carrying a weapon."
In the context of the song, Favé uses it to convey a sense of danger or readiness, singing, "Et j'suis broliqué dans l'appartement, babe, j'peux pas mentir" (And I'm armed in the apartment, babe, I can't lie). This word adds a raw, street-level authenticity to the lyrics, highlighting themes of vigilance and the harsh realities of his environment.
Flashback is Fave and Gazo painting a fast, hazy night that won't let go of him. A woman is stuck in his head, tangled up with the cash he's burning through and the memories that keep replaying in loops, like the song's own repeated hook.
Underneath the party imagery, there's a harder edge. He admits the relationship is one-sided and reckless ("You're not my everything, I'm doing you dirty"), and he knows he's not slowing down or changing course anytime soon. It's less a love song than a confession of someone caught in a cycle he can name but can't quite break.