Gradur

Gradur, whose real name is Boris Granger, is a French rapper born on May 20, 1994, in Aubervilliers, Seine-Saint-Denis. He is one of the most prominent rappers of the new generation of French rap.

Released in February 2015, "L'Homme au Bob," the artist's first studio album, experienced rapid success from the moment it was launched. In just three days, over 50,000 copies were sold, earning Gradur a gold record right from the start. This album catapulted the rapper into the spotlight of the French music scene, confirming his talent and influence in the urban music landscape.

The singles "Zone 51," "Balenciaga," "Sheguey," "J'ai mal," and "Wesh" further solidified his success by becoming viral hits.

In 2018, Gradur released his debut studio album "Lova Lova," which ranked number one in sales in France. The album features hit singles such as "Ghetto Superstar," "Boss," and "J'suis pas fou."

Gradur is a talented and charismatic rapper known for his striking flow, melancholic lyrics, and dark, futuristic visual style. He is one of the most popular French rappers of his generation.