So much wisdom, yet equally as funny. As blunt as an artist will ever be, no sugar-coating anything.


"Quand nous avions créé ce monde des artistes, nous étions à deux. Si ce n'est pas lui c'est moi, si ce n'est pas moi c'est lui"

Regarding the stiff competition at that time: "Il faut beta Zenith plein, Olympia plein, Bercy plein, Stade de Martyrs pleiiiinnn!!, okenda pe na Japon, okenda pe na Etats Unis et na Canada.... partout! et puis okoma pe na Chine.... Corée (Korea)... po gagner"

Gaspard Love pushing him with questions comparing him with his colleagues, yet managing to do proper journalism. Rare today.

 The guy who knew how to do banter better than all of them( koffi also is not too bad either but have been pushing it to extremes these years)
 i dont think i recall any other of our artists bantering their friends or vieux  with a big smile  and calling them "mutu na nga" ou bien "pire vieux" while taunting them unlike most of the guys of recent years who do banter/polemic
now and in the past apart him polemic was guys seemingly high or looking very mean ready to roast the hell out of the rival group
 and they are so well informed of rival groups

Yeah, most journalists would get shocked and have him repeat himself when he would refer to Wemba, Koffi and others as mutu na nga or other basic street terms to refer to people.

Man the way he shot down Wemba about when he tried to go all religious in the Fula-Ngenge era while still having secular polemic tendencies. Reminds me of when Koffi said in Attentat “Est ce-que redacteur ya chef ya Bible eza ye..." 

Also, he had a harsh assessment for his idol Tabu Ley for his political aspirations, saying he's still needed as a musican and basically has zero business being a politician. Ended up largely being true.