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Published on: 02/12/2026 - 5:23 p.m.

Star in Ivory Coast and rising figure in France, Didi B traces his path between hip-hop, afrobeat, zouglou and coupé-décalé. The former member of the Kiff No Beat collective has a clear ambition: to become “a legend of African music”. In this new issue of "À l'Affiche" presented by Louise Dupont, the Ivorian rapper looks back on his meteoric rise, from his beginnings in Abidjan to the Parisian stages, until the Zénith on April 19.

Didi B also evokes the importance of nouchi in his lyrics, his musical heritage, the influence of DJ Arafat, and the symbol represented by his success as the first French-speaking Ivorian artist ranked on the American Billboard Afrobeats. More than a personal success, Didi B embodies an ambitious, creative African youth determined to conquer the world.

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