"La Mauvaise Réputation" is a famous song by French singer-songwriter Georges Brassens, released in 1952. The song critiques societal norms and the judgment faced by those who live outside conventional expectations. Brassens uses humor and irony to express his disdain for the hypocrisy of society. The title translates to "The Bad Reputation," reflecting the theme of embracing one's individuality despite criticism. The song's catchy melody and clever lyrics have made it a classic in French music, showcasing Brassens' unique style and his ability to address serious topics with wit and charm.