He says monsoh was not happy that he started getting more independent in terms of producing own songs and did not not want their collaboration to end but him monsoh was saying that fally would nothing without him because he is the man who did him and he says since its like that he can feel free to "do" other artists like him, they do not talk to each other anymore monsoh does his business and so does he and its perfect like that but they are not enemies

Haha, he was legitimately shocked when they played his first footage in QL, then the awkward silence when the picture with Monsoh and him came 

The story with Monsoh seems to be the same with just everyone he fell out with (Magic System, Nayanka Bel, Meiway, Gadgi celi, Jocelyne Labille, Les Garagistes, Koffi and more). In a drunken rage, Arafat DJ went even further and called him out about his homosexuality

When I spent time in Abidjan, he made the news there when he became a producer for Ma Famille, one of the most popular and longest running Francophone dramas. He began to push out other producers, then diluted the show until it was canceled. Right afterwards Fally was his main focus

Why would you want to own and control people's life simply because you are their producer?  Smh! Good those who saw the red flag picked their shoes and ran before it got too late for them. 

 his reaction on the part of him dancing in 1999 reminds me of when he was shown his rant against jb back when there was the first big conflict between jb and koffi and  he covered his face with his hands out of shame and said that is outside the fact of losing his parents and what people say about it the worst memory of his career

his reaction on the part of him dancing in 1999 reminds me of when he was shown his rant against jb back when there was the first big conflict between jb and koffi and  he covered his face with his hands out of shame and said that is outside the fact of losing his parents and what people say about it the worst memory of his career

Is this on youtube?

Polemic video is YouTube; I'm not so sure about the reaction


The camera filter at the beginning makes it look like a western cowboy film  Probably the only instance where Fally made a total fool of himself by breaking character.

The mbuakelas the band members did made leaders feel very good in that moment. The embarrassment now goes both ways for QL and BCBG members who were forced to diss their idols

Polemic video is YouTube; I'm not so sure about the reaction


The camera filter at the beginning makes it look like a western cowboy film  Probably the only instance where Fally made a total fool of himself by breaking character.

The mbuakelas the band members did made leaders feel very good in that moment. The embarrassment now goes both ways for QL and BCBG members who were forced to diss their idols

there are many other videos of Fally from the polemic era, where he made a total fool of himself. I remember that 2mukwata uploaded a video where he, Jordan & Gipson were attacking Papa Wemba & Apocadero (who was almost crying at the end on the video) with journalist Thierry Pinzi acting like a kind of arbiter. But it seems that is deleted.

 He says monsoh was not happy that he started getting more independent in terms of producing own songs and did not not want their collaboration to end but him monsoh was saying that fally would nothing without him because he is the man who did him and he says since its like that he can feel free to "do" other artists like him, they do not talk to each other anymore monsoh does his business and so does he and its perfect like that but they are not enemies

I remember in the days of French Kiss, where Fally openly said in a interview with Noella Madinga or Naty Lokole that it wasn't going well between him & David Monsoh and that he wasn't happy with their collabaration.



I this interview of DJ Arafat, Arafat said that the feud of David Monsoh against Fally was that Fally discovered that David Monsoh stealing his royalties from the Jukpa-song with J. Martins, which was a big hit in nightclubs of Paris & Africa.

here he says he thinks monsoh is gay because one day they were in a car and monsoh touched his dxxx and said oh it seems its big and stuff like that and that monsoh took beynaud to prove him a point
out of topic btw i am hearing  that heritier is already unhappy about a couple of things

David Monsoh! Smh!

Don't deal with fags, in Life like in the music.

here  again he talked about it and said monsoh promised him that if he accepted he'd grant him feats with guys like his idol lil wayne and other american stars

That man has lost himself in vanity. He does not talk much so you can never tell what he is up to whereas beneath the calm mien, he is something else.
 Moral: Never judge a book by its cover.

lol. Let's also not forget that Ferre and JB both dropped him after briefly collaborating with them. If Héritier decides to part ways with him I don't think he'll have another artist to work with unless he finds naïve talent. He dropped Djino like a rock once he landed Héritier 2 years ago.

He tries to defend himself here:


Héritier is becoming more conscious of the realities (or maybe he is already)

Personally I don't believe that Fally would succeed in his Solo Career if David Monsoh wasn't the excecutive producer of Droit Chemin and his manager. Because David was the man who convinced Fally not to show up anymore in concerts of Quartier Latin(when the album was released) and in a later stadium to let him leave Quartier Latin. The same David Monsoh who knows Koffi that gets angry easily, invented the "mise en disponibilite" strategy for Fally. In the hope that Koffi would fire Fally from Quartier Latin, with the idea that people would turn their back then to Koffi and hate him and see Fally as courageous person and support his album with the end of Koffi's carreer (David wanted to revenge Koffi, due to a political problem of Ivory Coast). His strategy didn't really work out like planned, but it surely created polemic between Fally and Koffi, which was indirectly the cause of the succes of Fally album (the album wasn't really a succe s the first two months), with people getting more and more interested in Droit Chemin and Liputa becoming a number one-hit. David Monsoh tried to do similair things with Heritier last year (with that whats-up video) and in 2012 (when Werrason apparently slept him during a concert) but I didn't work out, because Werrason ignored him. Knowing already since years that Heritier was looking for a good strategy to leave Maison Mere with a big buzz and succes and that David Monsoh was behind those ideas.