Rabat, Morocco — On the night of December 21, Rabat was filled with pride, culture, and global unity as French Montana took the stage at the African Cup of Nations Opening Ceremony. His performance marked one of the most meaningful moments of his career and was broadcasted to an estimated global audience of more than 2 billion people worldwide.
Born in Morocco and raised in the Bronx, French Montana’s appearance at the Opening Ceremony felt deeply personal — a return to where his story began. Performing in front of a worldwide audience on African soil, the moment carried the weight of history, growth, and gratitude. It wasn’t just a performance; it was a reflection of a journey that has come full circle.
The energy of the night reached another level when French was joined by Davido, the internationally celebrated Afrobeats superstar. Together, the two artists delivered a dynamic set that blended hip-hop and Afrobeats, highlighting the undeniable global influence of African music and culture. The collaboration symbolized connection — between continents, genres, and generations.
For French Montana, this performance stands as a true milestone — representing not only his evolution as a global artist, but his continued commitment to honoring his heritage. From the streets of the Bronx to one of Africa’s biggest stages, the moment affirmed his place as an artist who bridges cultures through music.
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About French Montana
Born Karim Kharbouch in Morocco and raised in the Bronx, French Montana rose from the mixtape scene to become one of hip-hop’s most recognized international stars. With timeless hits like Unforgettable and a legacy defined by authenticity and ambition, French continues to expand his influence through music, philanthropy, and global ventures — always staying true to his roots and the people who helped shape his story.
