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Francky Vincent - Tu Veux Mon Zizi (clip Officiel) -

: While it first appeared on the 2004 album Ça va chauffer in Guadeloupe, it didn't become a mainstream hit until Universal Music released it in June 2009. It quickly reached #6 on the French charts and remained in the rankings for 29 weeks.

: The track was a staple "tube de l'été" (summer hit) and helped revitalize Francky Vincent's career, leading to his appearance on the reality show La Ferme Célébrités in 2010. Lyrical Content FRANCKY VINCENT - Tu veux mon zizi (clip officiel)

: The Official Music Video is characterized by its colorful, kitschy aesthetic, featuring tropical settings, dancing fruit (like pineapples and bananas), and flirtatious themes. : While it first appeared on the 2004

: The song is a blend of Soca and Zouk , known for its upbeat, festive rhythm and suggestive, humorous lyrics—a signature style of Francky Vincent. Lyrical Content : The Official Music Video is

The lyrics are notoriously playful and double-entendre-heavy. The song's chorus ("Tu veux mon zizi? / Oui oui oui oui") is an overt, light-hearted invitation, while the verses metaphorically describe various locations—a villa, a bungalow, a tipi—as settings for intimacy. Where to Listen You can find the track on several major platforms: YouTube (Official Clip) Spotify (from the album Mon fest' of ) Genius (Full Lyrics) Francky Vincent - Tu veux mon zizi (Clip Officiel)

"Tu veux mon zizi" is a cult-classic summer hit by French-Guadeloupean artist , originally released under the title "Viens ce soir" in 2004 before being rebranded and gaining massive success in 2009. Key Facts & History