He starts to talk about ADT's death from 25:19. The journalist was not too happy because he wanted to ask him before JF would make a comment.
39:00, he starts to say what sins that Werrason did, "God Forgives", makes a prediction that Werrason's music career will end, fire of God will enter Werrason's life, Werrason will ask for forgiveness and Werrason's wife is part of the dark world. He says that Werrason killed ADT at 49:07-49:11.

He goes to say that Koffi, JB Mpiana and Werrason are killers and have destroyed lives of many others.

For a religious guy, JF Ifonge spends a lot of time gossiping about the business of secular people. It's never a good look when a musican leaves the entertainment industry for religious reasons, but can never seem to divorce himself from the polemic around it (i.e. rapper Mase).

For a religious guy, JF Ifonge spends a lot of time gossiping about the business of secular people. It's never a good look when a musican leaves the entertainment industry for religious reasons, but can never seem to divorce himself from the polemic around it (i.e. rapper Mase).

I like your statement. He reminds me a lot of Mase. Mase and JF Ifonge are two people with deep problems and are deeply insecure about themselves. That is clear with both of them.

JF Ifonge has anger problems. I would not be surprised to find that he was an abuser or he used to do so much violence. He seems like a violent man.

“The worst thing to call somebody is crazy. It's dismissive. "I don't understand this person. So they're crazy." That's bullshit. These people are not crazy. They strong people. Maybe their environment is a little sick.”

Dave Chappelle

Yango .. Abelaka maladie ya mitoki?  Why he is always wipping his face like mutu azo landa ye..

@JV “The Roast Master”

I'm not being dismissive; many of his testimony is rooted in the reality that mainstream Congolese music has too much association with witchcraft and in turn that spoils the moral ethics of many artist.

However, I feel like this guy's message advances gossip as oppose to be a tool of teaching. If he truly is a man of God, shouldn't he be using stories of his career and former associations in the music industry to warn aspiring artist of the spiritual dangers of the industry?

Just looking through the various post and comment section regarding JF Ifonge, I notice the vast majority of the conversation is hearsay and slander (because let's be honest, his exit from music wasn't on good terms with his peers).