That's not CGI. Every shot on the Eiffel Tower were Real igo!

something about PNL: Mysterious French "cloud rap" duo PNL are a self-made sensation who captured the zeitgeist to score a number one album without signing to any label or granting a single interview. French-Arab Muslim brothers Tarik and Nabil Andrieu, aka Ademo and N.O.S., grew up in the forbidding Tarterêts housing project in Corbeil-Essonnes, a southern banlieue of Paris. Intensely secretive, they refused to give interviews, though would sometimes allow journalists to shadow them. They surrounded themselves with a large crew of hangers-on and supposedly made most of the money they used to fund their early recordings by dealing drugs. (The group's name stands for "Peace 'n' Lovés," the latter word a slang term for money.) The harsh reality of poverty, street life, and the immigrant experience informed their music, but there was none of the bluster of gangsta rap; instead, their low-tempo, heavily-AutoTuned, sing-speak rap style had a deep, world-weary melancholy that reverberated with a disillusioned generation. Their heavy use of the French slang verlan (analogous to Cockney rhyming slang) and Arabic words meant that even many speakers of standard French could not fully understand their lyrics, adding a further sheen of mystique. PNL formed in 2014 and came to fame with a series of epic music videos released on KZread, each of which was feverishly anticipated as an event by their fan base. The videos, shot as far apart as Iceland, Namibia, and Japan, were directed by a friend known only as Mess, who claimed to have had only six months' audio-visual training. Working solely with one engineer, Nikola Feve, the brothers approached music-making with an obsessive perfectionism, spending up to 30 hours mixing each track. Their insistence on remaining independent meant they could focus solely on the studio, and they rarely played live. Early in their career, there was some controversy -- eventually settled -- over their uncredited use of so-called "type beats," instrumentals created by little-known producers in the style of famous rappers and licensed for small amounts. Their debut album, Que la Famille ("The Family"), was released in 2015 to a muted response, but their popularity surged after their track "Le Monde ou Rien" ("The World or Nothing") became an unofficial anthem of youth-led protests against government austerity measures, going on to rack up a staggering 60 million KZread views in just a year-and-a-half. Their second album, Le Monde Chico ("Chico World"), released just months after their first, went in at number two on the official album charts, and the following year their third, Dans la Légende ("In the Legend") did even better, debuting at number one, not only in France but in Belgium and Switzerland as well. Their biggest hit single came in 2016 with "Naha," which hit number two in France.

In France there's a lot of really bad hoods. They're called banlieus and PNL came from one of the worst hoods in Paris. They used to be drug dealers and used that money to produce music. Lyrics are key to their songs bc they talk some real shit about how life was back in the hood etc.

There are lots of misunderstanding about how France is, in books most countries far away (Mostly asian ones and North America) think its a lovely country where its romantic and all of that, in reality France has lots of troubles with major cities like Paris and Marseille, some streets don't even send cops to to patrol unless they have to (with heavy geared up forces among police, known as the BAC). Lots of rappers in France come from these streets, they show the country that even when you come from these parts of the city you can become anyone you nailed that on your reaction ! What's crazy about PNL is that they refuse to do interviews and featurings , so people only know them through their clips or their close friends (wich they tend to speak a lot about, their symbol is QLF wich means "only the family" ). That's one of the reason people in France love them : ) As for racism its not really the case .. Its still strong in Europe but France has lots of bonds with Northern African countries, so its a 50/50 I would say ; you can see that when look at they origins of these two brothers they are half corsican (wich is basically Italian/French) and half algerian, a lot of people have mixed blood like that its really cool ! Anyway great reaction, I am glad you looked at the lyrics in detail it makes the reaction more "real"

@niravreactions6783

5 жыл бұрын

Bluu thanks brother !

If you type "pnl translation" you can find some of their biggest songs translated like "le monde ou rien" you should check it out 👍👍

PLK ft. Paluch - Gozier

Hi mate im french ! French is the second Market for Rap just behind America in the world . Pnl is the biggest group of rap since IAM in france . If you want video of pnl translate i french you can find on youtube men !

they are in the eiffel, and it's a group with two brothers Ademo and NOS. Nice reaction bro

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Cool video something new!

Best group in the world...listen album you Will dead

By the way, the clip their at cost 180 000 dollars!!!

Polish song: Bedoes ft. Taco Hemingway kzread.info/dash/bejne/h6yNt9Spl8i2f5c.html

This clip cost 260k

react to pnl - da & le monde ou rien with translation

please React to SCH Otto

it's cloud rap

It s ont really a intro because only them do that

They are two brothers originally from algeria bro

@solomons5669

5 жыл бұрын

Corsica

pnl is two algirien brathers from north africa lives in france ......plz react more pnl song like pnl-da and pnl-tempete

@kilianr1676

5 жыл бұрын

They are french btw

@kilianr1676

5 жыл бұрын

Their mom is algerian

@talebchihab38

5 жыл бұрын

@@kilianr1676 yes yes .....What is important is that they belong to Algerian origins

@jaywessy

5 жыл бұрын

taleb chihab To me Their origins doesn’t matter it’s the Quality work they produce through them music which is more important...😉

@djalilgsf6845

5 жыл бұрын

Learn english first. Bahdeltna yspi