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To create buzz around the release of his new project, the rapper does not hesitate to attack the most famous active French footballer.
Last Friday, Booba released a new album, entitled “Ad Vitam Aeternam”. Among the ten pieces making up this opus, the title Abidal did not go unnoticed. In this one, the rapper from Hauts-de-Seine attacks Kylian Mbappé.
Performed featuring young artist Sicario, we can hear the former half of the group Lunatic proclaiming during the choruses: “They’re crazy overrated, like Kylia-aaan.” “Mbappé is not a clash, you are overrated, you are useless, you are a tool of the system zero LDC (Champions League, editor’s note) zero position taken (like most) go to Real Madrid to learn life with Vinicius, good luck »had also written Booba on X (formerly Twitter), the day of the release of his new project.
Mbappé untouchable?
A good way to create buzz to promote your new record. Riding the media wave, the 47-year-old rapper took the opportunity to put it all back together. “Poor Kyky, we can’t criticize him, it’s cute”wrote Booba on the same social network.
This is not the first time that the native of Boulogne-Billancourt has attacked the PSG player. In 2022, during a report on the Blues broadcast on TF1, we could see all the players singing his hit 92i Veyronexcept Kylian Mbappé. “We see you Kyky, you don’t sing, that’s why you don’t win!!! »then reacted the one who made the clash one of his business assets.
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