In this song Felix Wazekwa and Djuna Djanana (the father of Maitre Gims) were talking about a party where they were invited by a big boss. With the boss asking on the end of the song, what he could do in his life that even when he dies that people would stop talking about his name.
In the second version of Ah Bon from the Signature-album, he invited Adolphe Dominguez and the whole song he promised people to answer that question which he asked in the first version of Ah Bon. But he fooled people by doing mabanga's until the end of the song with Adolphe.
The first version of Ah Bon has the same rhythm of the song Bokono from Pauvre Mais. Wazekwa played the acoustic guitar in both songs.