Blablater is a fun, informal verb that means "to blab" or "to chatter incessantly." It's a more playful and onomatopoeic way to say "to talk a lot," often implying idle or gossipy talk.
In "Laisse-Les Parler," Keen'V uses blablater to refer to people who spread rumors and criticize others. He sings, "Allez blablater," essentially telling the gossips to go ahead and talk, because he doesn't care what they say. It perfectly captures the song's theme of ignoring negativity.
🎧 Turn the volume up and shrug the haters off! In “Laisse-Les Parler” (Let Them Talk), French pop-reggae artist Keen’V fires back at every rumor, label, and side-eye comment people throw his way. Whether he is called handsome or ugly, straight or gay, faithful or superficial, Keen’V shows that other people’s chatter is just background noise. The catchy refrain urges us to laisse-les parler – let them talk – because their opinions do not decide who we are.
The heart of the song is pure self-confidence. Keen’V reminds listeners that life is too short to waste energy on gossip. Instead of arguing or feeling ashamed, he chooses to carry on, proud and unbothered. The message is crystal clear: be yourself, own your choices, and dance through the noise of criticism. Sing along, brush those comments off your shoulders, and celebrate the freedom that comes from not needing anyone’s approval!