4 Kampe II Lyrics – Joé Dwèt Filé ft Burna Boy

4 Kampe II Lyrics by Burna Boy is a new French song by Burna Boy, featuring Joé Dwèt Filé. Released on March 27, 2025, the track is published under Burna Boy’s official YouTube channel. The song was written by Joé Dwèt Filé, Burna Boy, and Zoey Dollaz, while production credits go to Aznvr Beatz, NatewKeys, Joé Dwèt Filé, and Wligens. Blending afrobeats with konpa influences, the track delivers an infectious rhythm, seamlessly merging Nigerian and Haitian musical styles.

At its core, 4 Kampe II is a celebration of dance, romance, and cultural fusion. The lyrics depict a lively atmosphere where Burna Boy confidently embraces the Haitian konpa sound while expressing admiration for a captivating love interest. The verses highlight themes of wealth, confidence, and seduction, while the recurring refrain emphasizes letting loose, enjoying the moment, and standing firm in one’s energy (“kampé”). The song’s rhythmic and lyrical interplay showcases the artists’ effortless ability to merge different musical heritages into an electrifying anthem.

4 Kampe II Details

Song	4 Kampe II
Artists	Joé Dwèt Filé
Featuring Artists	Burna Boy
Written By	Joé Dwèt Filé, Burna Boy & Zoey Dollaz
Produced By	Aznvr Beatz, NatewKeys, Joé Dwèt Filé & Wligens
Label	Burna Boy
Language	French
Released Date	Mar 27, 2025

4 Kampe II Lyrics

[Couplet 1 : Burna Boy]
Deja konnen mwen pral brile sa
Excuse-moi, veux-tu danser konpa
Mwen pat konn fanm ayisyen dous konsa
Ou met mande, mwen se yon neg naija
Dancé
Plogé
Gouyé

[Pré-refrain : Burna Boy]
Hallelujah
Got too much money but I’m still a shooter
Don’t take badman fi Fally Ipupa
Chanté
Dancé
Plogé
Gouyé
I pull up uninvited me nuh bother find authorisation
Because my presence is a gift from God and you’re looking like an angel (baby o)
Chanté
Dancé
Gouyé
Booty like a circle oh
And I go handle am carefully
Plus I know you wore that dress for me

[Refrain : Burna Boy & Joé Dwèt Filé]
(da-da-da)
Baby j’ai les tales vini (da-da-da)
Vini vini pa timide (da-da-da)
Rider en Lamborghini (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Full BBL bébé (da-da-da)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)

[Couplet 2 : Joé Dwèt Filé & Burna Boy]
Babe JDF enchanté
J’ai des KBIS à plus les compter
J’remercie Dieu parce qu’on a la santé
J’montre pas à baby sinon y’aura trop d’débats
Hello
O ma ga
International no be local gan
Hold you for your hands bring you closer
Show you how to dance to my konpa (konpa)
Konpa (konpa)

[Pré-refrain : Burna Boy]
Hallelujah
Got too much money but I’m still a shooter
Don’t take badman fi Fally Ipupa
Cause my money bigger than Yokozuna
I’m tatted up like I’m in the yakuza
Chèn nan koum freeze tankou medusa
Nan kat kampe nap fe kamasutra
Map vin cheche ou nan Lamborghini tou nwa

[Refrain : Joé Dwèt Filé]
Baby j’ai les tales vini (da-da-da)
Vini vini pa timide (da-da-da)
Rider en Lamborghini (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Full BBL bébé (da-da-da)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)

[Refrain : Burna Boy & Joé Dwèt Filé]
Baby j’ai les tales vini (da-da-da)
Vini vini pa timide (da-da-da)
Rider en Lamborghini (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Full BBL bébé (da-da-da)
Pas mêlé, pas mêlé (da-da-da)
Chéri nou sou sa, kampé (dan-dan-dan)

[Kompa Outro]

4 Kampe II Lyrics Meaning

[Couplet 1 : Burna Boy]
Burna Boy opens the song with a commanding presence, setting the tone for a passionate dance invitation. His lyrics express awe at the sweetness of Haitian women, signaling his admiration and interest. The mix of French, Haitian Creole, and English enhances the authenticity of the fusion, as he introduces himself as a proud Nigerian while seamlessly adapting to the konpa vibe. The repeated calls to dance—”Dancé,” “Plogé,” “Gouyé”—reflect a carefree, celebratory mood that aligns with the song’s vibrant energy.

[Pré-refrain : Burna Boy]
Here, Burna Boy transitions into a boastful yet charismatic tone, highlighting his financial success while maintaining a street-smart persona. He asserts that despite his wealth, he still holds a tough, resilient mentality, warning against underestimating him. The mention of “Fally Ipupa,” a Congolese music icon, serves as a cultural reference, reinforcing his dominance in the Afro-music scene. The pre-chorus also shifts into admiration, as he likens the woman’s beauty to an angel and acknowledges her intentional allure with her outfit choice, reinforcing the song’s flirtatious essence.

[Refrain : Burna Boy & Joé Dwèt Filé]
The chorus encapsulates the song’s main message: confidence, luxury, and dance. The phrase “Baby j’ai les tales vini” suggests an invitation to fully embrace the moment, while the reference to riding in a Lamborghini reinforces a high-status lifestyle. The repeated “Pas mêlé, pas mêlé” urges detachment from negativity, urging the listener to stay focused on enjoyment. The mention of “Full BBL bébé” playfully references beauty standards, aligning with the song’s themes of admiration and attraction.

[Couplet 2 : Joé Dwèt Filé & Burna Boy]
Joé Dwèt Filé enters with a smooth, self-assured verse, introducing himself while referencing financial stability and blessings. His mention of “KBIS” alludes to business credentials, subtly flexing his success. He acknowledges the potential for controversy that wealth can bring, hinting at the scrutiny that comes with fame. Burna Boy then interjects with an international perspective, emphasizing his global appeal. His lyrical shift to instructing his love interest on how to dance konpa signifies a deeper cultural embrace, reinforcing the song’s theme of uniting different musical worlds.

[Pré-refrain : Burna Boy]
This repetition of the pre-chorus strengthens the song’s key themes of wealth, power, and indulgence. However, Burna Boy introduces new elements, such as a reference to Yokozuna, a term linked to sumo wrestling, symbolizing dominance and grandeur. His mention of being “tatted up like the yakuza” and donning a frozen chain adds to his bold persona. The inclusion of Lamborghini imagery once again ties into the overarching theme of status, while the phrase “Map vin cheche ou nan Lamborghini tou nwa” (I’ll come pick you up in a black Lamborghini) directly connects to the earlier chorus, reinforcing the song’s luxurious and aspirational vibe.

[Refrain : Joé Dwèt Filé]
Joé Dwèt Filé delivers the chorus with his signature melodic touch, maintaining the song’s hypnotic flow. The repetition of key lines reaffirms the song’s message, emphasizing dancing, embracing confidence, and reveling in opulence. His smooth delivery complements Burna Boy’s assertive tone, making the chorus an irresistible hook that solidifies the song’s infectious energy.

[Refrain : Burna Boy & Joé Dwèt Filé]
The final refrain serves as a climactic moment, with both artists harmonizing and reinforcing the track’s core themes. The interplay between Burna Boy’s commanding presence and Joé Dwèt Filé’s melodic finesse creates a dynamic contrast that keeps the energy alive until the song’s conclusion.

[Kompa Outro]
The outro pays homage to the Haitian konpa genre, allowing the track to close on an authentic note. By ending with a rhythmic nod to the genre that inspired the song, 4 Kampe II solidifies itself as a true fusion of afrobeats and konpa, bridging cultures through music.

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