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Active since the early 90s, L.I.M initially started rapping in a group, within the group Mo'vez Langue, which released one album, "Héritiers de la Rue," in 1999. He then moved between Beat de Boul, 45 Scientific, and eventually established his own label, Tous Illicite. A true independent rapper who embraces that identity, he achieved gold record status as a solo artist with "Délinquant" and made a mark on French rap with his series "Violences Urbaines." Reflecting his 92 roots, he doesn't adhere to rules and collaborates with whoever he wants, including Alibi Montana, Zoxea, Mala, and others. His assertive rap and impactful lyrics have made L.I.M a well-known rapper among enthusiasts, and his career continues.