It is thanks to Franck Gastambide and his project, the series Valid, that Hatik was able to make himself known to the general public. Already a rapper before landing the main role in the series of Canal +, this allowed the artist to really explode and launch his career. An opportunity that also allowed him to get out of the galleys in which he found himself, as he confided to Release.
“It wasn’t happy, I was doing stupid things. At home, things weren’t going well with my parents, I didn’t have a girl, it wasn’t the best time of my life”, he confessed, not failing to admit that he also had a problem with alcohol addiction. But Hatik was able to overcome this and fight to regain his health. Today a seasoned rapper, Diam’s also seems to have played an important role in his life, as he confided to our colleagues from Konbini.
Its important role
Asked about the impact the album had In my bubble of Vitaa’s sidekick, the actor and singer opened up about the “friendly” feelings he had towards the one who was making her comeback at the Cannes Film Festival a few months ago. “She spoke to me like no one spoke to me. And still today she speaks to me like no one speaks to me but in another way… not in music, in private. And here she is an incredible person”he confided to our colleagues.
Before really talking about the album in question: “It’s the album that rocked me the most. The one that… largely made me want to rap anyway. Who makes me who I am today”. Hatik goes even further and considers that Diam’s texts “it’s my DNA, it’s… Like this album is 50% of my musical DNA I think. It’s an album where I can go back to it all my life and all my life I would love it and all my I wouldn’t find any fault in him. No, he’s incredible, plus he’s Mélanie so… Mélanie will always win ahead of everything else.”.
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