The presence of La Fouine at the Flames ceremony a few days ago caused a lot of talk. In question, a video dating from a few months ago where he expresses his anger towards Booska-P. Faced with the controversy, the rapper decided to speak out and provide clarification.
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In an interview for the Lamal Show, La Fouine explained the reasons for his anger against Booska-P. He mentions a video broadcast on the media which he did not like, pushing him to insults and virulent comments. Part of the story was then settled “in the street”, according to him.
Subsequently, La Fouine met the manager of Booska-P. An apology was issued and the problematic video was removed. It was following these events that La Fouine agreed to participate in Les Flammes.
The rapper from Trappes also wanted to emphasize what he criticized in the first edition of Les Flammes: the absence of certain important figures in French rap. He appreciated the visibility offered during this ceremony and the possibility of playing his emblematic pieces.
La Fouine concluded his interview by expressing his incomprehension at the controversy sparked by the video. He emphasized his angry state at the time. “Part of the story was settled in the streets, but I’m not going to dwell on that. I met the boss of Booska-P, he apologized to me. He removed the video, I accepted their apologies,” explained Laouni.
In summary, the presence of La Fouine aux Flammes stems from a reconciliation with the media and a desire to highlight French rap. The controversial video does not reflect his current state of mind, “They gave me good exposure, I was able to play my classics. It was logical for me that I accepted because it was the French rap ceremony.”, clarified the singer in conclusion.
