Abduh
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Biography
Abduh, whose real name is Abdellatif Ennassiri, is a Moroccan rapper from Kénitra. Born in 2000, he quickly established himself on the music scene with hard-hitting tracks such as "Zimbabwe", "Mhuri", "Sap", "Hazard" and "Mark", which amassed millions of views. From the outset, Abduh has distinguished himself by his commitment and authenticity. He writes what he lives, transcribing the realities of his hometown and tackling themes such as unemployment, discrimination and social exclusion. His style, influenced by London road rap and Brooklyn drill, gives him a unique identity within Moroccan rap. His participation in "Salina", a collaborative track by ElGrandeToto, strengthened his reputation. Rejecting gangsta clichés, he favors raw, introspective rap, oscillating between arrogance and vulnerability.
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