Celebrity Info
He’s the talented dancer who made history by winning not just one, but two major talent shows — Season One of La France a un Incroyable Talent and Season Four of Arabs Got Talent. Known for his incredible skill and creativity, he developed a unique dance style that he called “P.A.B.E.” — an acronym standing for Popping, Animation, Boogaloo, and Effects. This signature approach truly set him apart in the world of hip-hop dance.
Before fame came knocking, he was already deeply immersed in the dance scene. Inspired early on by the legendary O Posse dance troupe, he joined a hip-hop crew named The Family. Together, they made a strong impression, finishing in second place at the 1998 Battle of the Year b-boying competition — a major milestone in his journey. His artistry didn’t stop there; he later expanded his horizons by performing with the acclaimed modern dance company Montalvo-Hervieu, blending street styles with contemporary expression.
Growing up in Saint-Denis, France, he was raised in a Muslim household with rich Algerian and Moroccan roots. These cultural influences likely played a role in shaping his artistic identity. Over time, he’s become a standout figure in the global dance community, and his name continues to inspire aspiring dancers everywhere. With every move, he proves why his name is synonymous with innovation and excellence in dance.
He started an online dance video series named Breathe the Beat, and as a proud Puma brand ambassador, he went on to create the exciting dance competition Puma the Quest. He really made a name for himself through these initiatives, showing how passionate he is about movement and expression. He brought energy and authenticity to every project, and he continues to inspire dancers worldwide. He truly turned his vision into reality, and he’s now recognized as a key figure in merging street culture with global brands. He didn’t just participate—he led the way, and he proved that he has what it takes to innovate in the creative space.
