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A gratuitous clash, created from scratch, such is the small victory of rapper Booba who these days attacked Kylian Mbappé.
In the middle of promoting his new album, Booba was able to create quite a buzz by sharply attacking – and gratuitously – the national icon Kylian Mbappé.
In one of his new titles – Abidal – the Ile-de-France rapper judges the French prodigy “ overrated crazy “. An attack that he repeated on social networks on Friday while denying any desire for a clash.
“Poor Kyky…”
“ It’s not a clash, you’re overrated, you’re useless, you’re a tool of the system. Zero LDC, zero position taken (like most). Go to Real to learn life with Vinicius. Good luck », Wrote the Duke of Boulogne on his page
And to have fun this Saturday with the impact of its digital release, happily covered in the media. “ Poor Kyky, we can’t criticize him, it’s cute », tweets Booba in reaction to the buzz he started.
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