Karim Djeriou (Gennevilliers, Hauts-de-Seine, August 11, 1992), better known as Heuss l'Enfoiré, grew up in Seine-Saint-Denis before moving at the age of twenty to the Belgian town of Schaerbeek, near Brussels. He began his rap career in 2014 under the stage name Heustleur, then launched a series titled BX Land with regular collaborators including Zepek and Soolking. Noticed by Sofiane, who invited him to feature on âIDFâ (2018), Heuss lâEnfoiré signed with the label Affranchis Music and, that same year, recorded the singles âLâAdditionâ with Vald, âLâEnfoiréâ, and âLes Méchantsâ, alongside other collaborations with Hornet la Frappe and Sadek. His duet with Sofiane, âKhaptaâ, reached number one on the charts and appears alongside the previous tracks on his debut album En Esprit (2019). The album, driven by the success of âGeorge Moulaâ (No. 21), includes about ten new charting tracks, such as âBendaâ featuring Soolking, âAristocrateâ, and âG.M.T.B.â. It reached number three on the French charts. In 2020, following the solo track âLâAncienâ, came the album Horizon Vertical, a collaboration with Vald, preceded by the double single âGuccissimaâ (No. 27) / âMatrixéâ (No. 33). Peaking at No. 3 in France, this second album was followed by the tracks âBX Land 6â (2021), âBar-Mitzvahâ (2022), and âLa Marseillaiseâ (featuring Ninho, No. 27), as well as collaborations with Kore, Mac Tyer, Sadek, Vegedream, and Wejdene. In 2023, the duet âSaiyanâ, featuring Gazo (No. 12), served as a preview for the album Chef dâOrchestre, which also features Ninho, Zeg P, Nyma, Wejdene, and Soolking. The following year, the rapper released his third album, La Vie de Roni, also titled LVDR (No. 4 in France), from which the single âMélanine â featuring Werenoi. Following Werenoiâs death, Heuss lâEnfoiré returned in 2026 with the album Avant la Saisie (No. 32), featuring the viral hits âITWâ, âMarsellus Wallaceâ and âZéro stressâ, as well as guest appearances by Timar, Soolking, ElGrandeToto, and Joé Dwet Filé.
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