: The lyrics contain aggressive, explicit language that reflects a "hood type" background despite their high-fashion success.
Released on their official YouTube channel, the video highlights their signature storytelling and "new style" hip-hop. les_twins_you_dont_know_me_explicit_version
: This track was part of their early effort to "test the waters" in the music industry beyond just dancing and choreography. : The lyrics contain aggressive, explicit language that
: Around this time, they were also expanding their brand, Eleven Paris , and working with major fashion houses like Jean Paul Gaultier and YSL . : Around this time, they were also expanding
The song serves as a defiant message to critics and casual fans who only see their public-facing success.
"You Don’t Know Me (Explicit Version)" is a 2016 hip-hop track by the world-renowned French dance duo (Laurent and Larry Bourgeois). While primarily known as dancers for Beyoncé and winners of World of Dance , the brothers used this song to transition into the music industry and express their personal journey. Key Themes & Lyrics
: They mention "switching up lanes" and being "mad cause they picking up gain," referring to their rise from the projects of Sarcelles to international stardom. The Music Video