Booba

Élie Thitia Yaffa, known to the world as Booba, was born on December 9, 1976. He is a prominent figure in the French music scene, celebrated for his contributions as a rapper, singer, songwriter, entrepreneur, fashion designer, and composer. Booba's journey in music began in the early 1990s when he initially explored break dancing before teaming up with his friend Ali to form the duo Lunatic.

In 2000, Lunatic released a critically acclaimed album that garnered attention and praise, but the partnership came to an end in 2003. Following this, Booba launched a successful solo career that has seen him sell over ten million discs, making him one of the most downloaded artists in France. His unique flow and captivating beats have earned him a dedicated fan base, although his lyrics often spark controversy.

Beyond music, Booba has made significant strides in the business world by establishing his own rap label, Tallac Records. He has also ventured into fashion, developing a line of jewelry that reflects his artistic vision. With a career marked by both acclaim and criticism, Booba continues to be a defining voice in contemporary French rap.