J'ai Pas Le Temps spins the story of a street-savvy Romeo who has one priority: money. Sasso and L'Allemand rap about long nights in the alley, winter chill that never slows them down, and an impatient girlfriend who wants kisses, commitment, maybe even a wedding. He answers with the same blunt line every time: “J’ai pas le temps” (I don’t have time). The car is fast, the phone keeps buzzing, and his head is a disorderly maze where romance feels like just another distraction.
As the beat rolls, the song flips between tenderness and frustration. He likes her, but she nags about his late returns and smoky habits. She dreams of a ring; he dreams of Marbella and thicker stacks of cash. Around them swirl party girls who chase wallets, not hearts, making love feel even riskier. In two playful, melodic minutes, the track captures a modern tug-of-war: the grind versus the grand amour, the rush for success versus the slow work of building trust.