What is he going to do to us after flying over us in a car?
Entering the Arkea Arena on Friday March 8 in Bordeaux, PLK fans who saw his previous tour two years ago are wondering what the artist has in store for them on his “140 Tour”.
For six years, the Francilien based in Clamart (Hauts-de-Seine) has been moving upmarket and in notoriety.
He is the most listened to rapper at the start of the year with Werenoi, has already sold more than 1.3 million albums and exceeded 4 billion streams.
His new project, “Room 140”, released in three parts and three weeks, went platinum (100,000 sales) in one month.
His new tour is one of the most impressive of the year with 17 Zéniths and no less than three sold-out Accor Arenas, on March 16, 17 and 31.
The largest Gironde hall is not far from being sold out, with 10,000 spectators for a maximum capacity of 11,700. The audience is mainly young, with many high school and university students as well as a good proportion of girls.
The pit is already in turmoil when the rapper's emblematic bear appears on a huge screen.
Locked in a cage, the animal is angry.
He lets out a huge growl and disappears.
The screen splits in two.
The top one lifts and reveals the silhouette of the artist.
White pants and t-shirt, black glasses.
The room jumps to its feet.
Ovation.
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