With hundreds of millions of views on YouTube for his easy pop beats, Maître Gims might just be your new favourite rapper. The Congolese-French superstar has pumped out a string of huge hits including ...

French-Congolese musician Maitre Gims’ concert, which was originally scheduled for April 7 at Accor Arena in Paris, has been postponed, organisers announced on Thursday, March 27. The decision comes ...

Having fled Mobutu's dictatorship, he converted from Christianity in 2004. In his messages, he vigorously defends his faith, but the lyrics and videos of his songs - which have sold millions of ...

The francophone megastar claimed that "the science the Egyptians had is beyond understanding and historians know it" in an interview with YouTube channel Oui Hustle -- published in March but seized on ...

Gandhi Alimasi Djuna, known professionally as Maître Gims and more recently just GIMS (stylized in all caps), is a Congolese singer, rapper, producer, and songwriter. He grew up in France and ...

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GIMS: On the Record 2020 1 hr 36 mins Documentary, Music Watchlist Go backstage with beloved rap superstar Gims in the year leading up to his major 2019 Stade de France performance in this up-close ...

LeNoir Entertainment presents French rapper and songwriter GIMS, who has announced a major six-date US tour. SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, October 4, 2023 ...

Gims, formerly Maitre Gims, is a fantastically successful French-Congolese singer, rapper, producer and songwriter. Born in Congo the son of Djanana Djuna, one of Papa Wemba's singers in the band Viva ...

LeNoir Entertainment presents French rapper and songwriter GIMS, who has announced a major six-date US tour. The concerts in begins Washington, DC on (November 3rd at KARMA), with New York City ...

Moroccan club Zaytouna FC has officially joined the King’s League, the innovative 7-a-side football competition launched by former Spanish international Gerard Piqué. The team, based in Marrakech, was ...

Egyptologists, fact-checkers and ordinary internet users have taken aim at Congolese rapper Maitre Gims this week over a video in which he claimed the pharaohs' pyramids were wired for electricity.