Sucer la bite by Lorenzo (2018)

Lorenzo, a rapper from Brest who bills himself the Emperor of Filth, built a career on parody trap in which the crude talk is the whole joke rather than an aside, and Sucer la bite is the purest example of the imperial style. The beat is deliberately idiotic, the verses are padding, and the chorus repeats, with the cheer of a station announcer, that the girl supposedly wants to do the thing in the title and that she may.

It sits as track eleven on Rien à branler, released on 23 February 2018, which entered the French album chart at number one, reached number four in Belgium and number ten in Switzerland, and is certified double Platinum at 200,000 copies. French Wikipedia lists the song as Suce la bite and the streaming services as Sucer la bite; the content is identical under either grammar.

Its afterlife is the persona. Lorenzo is the French answer to the question of what happens when a rapper decides the dirty verse should be the entire record, and this is the song his fans shout back at him. On a list that opens its French section with Pierre Perret's gentle anatomy lesson, it is the far end of the same scale: the same organ, fifty years and every euphemism later, with no euphemism left in stock.