42/5000 rapper Booba attacked by gunmen
Shots, foot, fist and baseball bat. The unleashing of violence that occurred in an industrial area of Aulnay-sous-Bois, Seine-Saint-Denis, on the night of Tuesday 20 to Wednesday, August 21, was not planned in the scenario Booba rapper clip. Around midnight, about fifteen armed men, arriving in cars, attacked the people present on the set. The director of the clip, Chris Macari, was hit. Another person went to the hospital after being shot in the thigh with no life in danger. Sockets were found on site.
The prosecutor's office Bobigny opened an investigation Wednesday for "attempted murder by organized gang", entrusted to the territorial security of Seine-Saint-Denis. Several hearings of victims and witnesses were organized, others should be in the coming days.
At the time of the attack, the 42-year-old rapper, whose real name was Elie Yaffa, was not present at the scene, located in the east of the city. "The facts happened after the shooting, while the technicians were packing up," says a source close to the investigation. This confirms Booba's lawyer, Me Yann Le Bras, who favors the hypothesis of "a kind of burglary that went wrong," more than a "settling of accounts." "I'm not sure that the purpose was to kill and wound the relatives of the Booba group," he adds, while remaining cautious: "At this point, it's a time to treat the wounded, and for the police and prosecutors, to conduct the investigations. Investigators say it is "too early" to advance a particular track. No inquiry has yet taken place.
The clash with Kaaris
Monday, August 19, the rapper and his team had come to shoot images at the foot of the towers of the Pablo-Picasso neighborhood in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine). The filming, organized to illustrate the clip of Glaive, a new track released this summer, was uneventful.
In Paris, Booba triumphs without ever passing the wall of sound
A few hours after the episode of Aulnay-sous-Bois, Booba was not more affected than that. A fan of social networks, which he uses to promote his career, display his muscular body and tattooed or insult rivals, he published Wednesday on Instagram a video showing him on the back seat of a vehicle. Sitting next to a hilarious friend, he calls a certain "Armand" in front of a television screen connected to the news channel BFM-TV and recounting the aggression. A name in the form of a transparent allusion to the rapper Okou Armand Gnakouri, better known under the pseudonym of Kaaris. On the Internet, the invectives between fans of these two figures of French rap have intensified.
Booba-Kaaris, the origins of the most anticipated fight of French rap
After being close, the two men share for a few years a deep enmity they had to crystallize during a martial arts fight scheduled for November in Basel, Switzerland. The local authorities decided otherwise, on August 16, by canceling the authorization "after analyzing the security situation". Booba and Kaaris had presented this fight as a way to settle their most famous "clash": on August 1, 2018, in Orly, the two rappers and their relatives had engaged in a fight in an airport shop, causing significant damage. Filmed, fist fight has been seen millions of times on social networks. And after a few days of pretrial detention and trial, it has earned each of the two main protagonists a sentence of eighteen months in prison suspended and 50,000 euros fine.
"It's not me who started! "
In the summer of 2018, shortly before the battle of Orly, Booba had described to M magazine du Monde his vision on this type of rivalry: "Rap is a playground, clashes, it's as silly as that . Moreover, in France, there has not yet been a death. And anyway, it's not me who started! "
The prosecutor's office Bobigny opened an investigation Wednesday for "attempted murder by organized gang", entrusted to the territorial security of Seine-Saint-Denis. Several hearings of victims and witnesses were organized, others should be in the coming days.
At the time of the attack, the 42-year-old rapper, whose real name was Elie Yaffa, was not present at the scene, located in the east of the city. "The facts happened after the shooting, while the technicians were packing up," says a source close to the investigation. This confirms Booba's lawyer, Me Yann Le Bras, who favors the hypothesis of "a kind of burglary that went wrong," more than a "settling of accounts." "I'm not sure that the purpose was to kill and wound the relatives of the Booba group," he adds, while remaining cautious: "At this point, it's a time to treat the wounded, and for the police and prosecutors, to conduct the investigations. Investigators say it is "too early" to advance a particular track. No inquiry has yet taken place.
The clash with Kaaris
Monday, August 19, the rapper and his team had come to shoot images at the foot of the towers of the Pablo-Picasso neighborhood in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine). The filming, organized to illustrate the clip of Glaive, a new track released this summer, was uneventful.
In Paris, Booba triumphs without ever passing the wall of sound
A few hours after the episode of Aulnay-sous-Bois, Booba was not more affected than that. A fan of social networks, which he uses to promote his career, display his muscular body and tattooed or insult rivals, he published Wednesday on Instagram a video showing him on the back seat of a vehicle. Sitting next to a hilarious friend, he calls a certain "Armand" in front of a television screen connected to the news channel BFM-TV and recounting the aggression. A name in the form of a transparent allusion to the rapper Okou Armand Gnakouri, better known under the pseudonym of Kaaris. On the Internet, the invectives between fans of these two figures of French rap have intensified.
Booba-Kaaris, the origins of the most anticipated fight of French rap
After being close, the two men share for a few years a deep enmity they had to crystallize during a martial arts fight scheduled for November in Basel, Switzerland. The local authorities decided otherwise, on August 16, by canceling the authorization "after analyzing the security situation". Booba and Kaaris had presented this fight as a way to settle their most famous "clash": on August 1, 2018, in Orly, the two rappers and their relatives had engaged in a fight in an airport shop, causing significant damage. Filmed, fist fight has been seen millions of times on social networks. And after a few days of pretrial detention and trial, it has earned each of the two main protagonists a sentence of eighteen months in prison suspended and 50,000 euros fine.
"It's not me who started! "
In the summer of 2018, shortly before the battle of Orly, Booba had described to M magazine du Monde his vision on this type of rivalry: "Rap is a playground, clashes, it's as silly as that . Moreover, in France, there has not yet been a death. And anyway, it's not me who started! "
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