Author Topic: FALLY IPUPA - STADE DE FRANCE Day 2  (Read 2486 times)

jordanlumbala101 on: May 03, 2026, 23:12

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jordanlumbala101 #1 on: May 04, 2026, 05:12

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Fally, incredible two nights!!!

Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #2 on: May 04, 2026, 06:09

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Regardless who your favorite is, he is the GOAT of DRC and based on longevity he is definitely one of the greatests in Africa, this was a bold a big move that was well executed. Congratulations to him and DRC.Africa is proud.

archos #3 on: May 04, 2026, 18:39

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did you guys see noah lunsi say that because of the double stade de france fally is now bigger than michael jackson

CM PRINCE #4 on: May 04, 2026, 20:12

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did you guys see noah lunsi say that because of the double stade de france fally is now bigger than michael jackson
No one passed out when he came on stage so let’s stop that comparison

CM PRINCE #5 on: May 04, 2026, 20:14

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I attended both days and I must say day 2 might’ve been better. It was a nice surprise to bring out Nyoka Longo and Kibinda Nkoyi, I honestly thought he might’ve done the impossible and bring out Koffi lol. But overall congratulations to Fally on 2 successful nights at sdf, his stock has definitely increased now.

Jeffrey Sirjeza Sibanda #6 on: May 05, 2026, 21:25

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did you guys see noah lunsi say that because of the double stade de france fally is now bigger than michael jackson
No one will ever reach the MJ level no one , he is still way too far from that conversation.

Quadra Kora Man #7 on: May 05, 2026, 22:27

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I attended both days and I must say day 2 might’ve been better. It was a nice surprise to bring out Nyoka Longo and Kibinda Nkoyi, I honestly thought he might’ve done the impossible and bring out Koffi lol. But overall congratulations to Fally on 2 successful nights at sdf, his stock has definitely increased now.

I don’t know why but i had that feeling, too. How is the Situation right now between Koffi and Fally are they a little closer to the last years. Koffi or some one from QL had to be there. I was expecting Montana or Modogo to be there. Did Champion play any songs?

Mfumu Vata #8 on: May 05, 2026, 23:40

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Champion was there. He played Bakalos but after few secones they switched to another song and Djino Laki came to stage to ask him to leave the drumseat he then walked to another drum and them slowly left the stage. I don't know if it was 12 or misunderstanding and Fally forgetting that he had to present Champion.

It could be 12 because he backed Bouro Mpela and Equalizer recently. Equalizer used to make interviews in the past where he was attacking Fally and Fally in an interview with Papy Mboma explaining that after years him still being mad about police wanting to arrest him about an incident in a nightclub where Equalizer was involved

Thinkig about no other Quartier Latin-artist being involved than Champion, could maybe be because of him not wanting Quartier Latin being associated to event to avoid Koffi getting credit or something happening behind the scenes that made him hate Koffi even more. In all his interviews he made with the French press about his event at Stade de France he didn't mention his time in Quartier Latin. There was only one interview (I believe the first one with TV5 about Stade de France), where the journalist talked about PApa Wemba, then adding Koffi Olomidé and Fally being seriously mad, avoiding to talk about him

CM PRINCE #9 on: May 06, 2026, 01:50

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The Champion thing was a misunderstanding because after the concert he was proud and he said he will be at London with Fally to perform at the 02. I think Fally just forgot to present him because the camera man but a close up of Champion and he was on the big screen so everyone live knew he was there.

Wenge1995 #10 on: May 06, 2026, 03:40

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Champion was there. He played Bakalos but after few secones they switched to another song and Djino Laki came to stage to ask him to leave the drumseat he then walked to another drum and them slowly left the stage. I don't know if it was 12 or misunderstanding and Fally forgetting that he had to present Champion.

It could be 12 because he backed Bouro Mpela and Equalizer recently. Equalizer used to make interviews in the past where he was attacking Fally and Fally in an interview with Papy Mboma explaining that after years him still being mad about police wanting to arrest him about an incident in a nightclub where Equalizer was involved

Thinkig about no other Quartier Latin-artist being involved than Champion, could maybe be because of him not wanting Quartier Latin being associated to event to avoid Koffi getting credit or something happening behind the scenes that made him hate Koffi even more. In all his interviews he made with the French press about his event at Stade de France he didn't mention his time in Quartier Latin. There was only one interview (I believe the first one with TV5 about Stade de France), where the journalist talked about PApa Wemba, then adding Koffi Olomidé and Fally being seriously mad, avoiding to talk about him

Is there actually real grievance between Fally and Koffi or are they just naturally distant? Sometimes journalist add narrative to private fallouts that aren't as serious as they actually are. For the record, Fally seems to be wanting to move forward with his career and life but people feel the need to attach themselves to him for clout. Ferre moved on and he's benefiting, but Celeo won't let it go.

Matebu #11 on: May 06, 2026, 04:02

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Champion was there. He played Bakalos but after few secones they switched to another song and Djino Laki came to stage to ask him to leave the drumseat he then walked to another drum and them slowly left the stage. I don't know if it was 12 or misunderstanding and Fally forgetting that he had to present Champion.

It could be 12 because he backed Bouro Mpela and Equalizer recently. Equalizer used to make interviews in the past where he was attacking Fally and Fally in an interview with Papy Mboma explaining that after years him still being mad about police wanting to arrest him about an incident in a nightclub where Equalizer was involved

Thinkig about no other Quartier Latin-artist being involved than Champion, could maybe be because of him not wanting Quartier Latin being associated to event to avoid Koffi getting credit or something happening behind the scenes that made him hate Koffi even more. In all his interviews he made with the French press about his event at Stade de France he didn't mention his time in Quartier Latin. There was only one interview (I believe the first one with TV5 about Stade de France), where the journalist talked about PApa Wemba, then adding Koffi Olomidé and Fally being seriously mad, avoiding to talk about him

Is there actually real grievance between Fally and Koffi or are they just naturally distant? Sometimes journalist add narrative to private fallouts that aren't as serious as they actually are. For the record, Fally seems to be wanting to move forward with his career and life but people feel the need to attach themselves to him for clout. Ferre moved on and he's benefiting, but Celeo won't let it go.

Fally and Koffi’s case is super deep and convoluted on so many levels that even folks within their circles don’t fully know the hurt between them. I asked Garry Iwele a while back if it was possible that they reconcile since he’s been close to both of them and he said he doubts it.

It’s a shame as I see a lot of Koffi’s work ethic and management style in Fally, naturally as Koffi held him in highest regard while in QL seeing his potential early

In an ideal state, Koffi should been there to bring things full circle since it been exactly 20 years, but we have been robbed of that. The crowd would’ve popped and this would’ve ended the disrespect Koffi gets on social media from the younger generation. Ya Jossart is a legend, but i feel a bit that he was a stand-in featuring
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