Debordo Leekunfa 's return to the media scene is not going smoothly. During an explosive live broadcast intended to clarify his position in the Ivorian "game", the "Maitré-Maitré" did not mince words regarding the new generation of rappers, targeting Didi B and Himra in particular.

A scathing reprimand for Didi B

Debordo opened hostilities by addressing the Shogun directly. Believing that respect for elders had been disregarded, he issued a formal warning regarding the use of his name during performances:

"This is the last time you say my name at your concert. I'm not your comrade. [...] You will never say my name again."

The artist also dismissed Didi B's lineage and entourage, stating that no hierarchy placed him below the rapper.

Threat of imprisonment: Himra in the crosshairs

While his tone was firm towards Didi B, it became downright belligerent towards Himra . Debordo Leekunfa says he is ready to face serious legal consequences if the rapper persists in mentioning him in his lyrics or public statements.

1. The ultimatum: "If you put my name in one of your songs again, if I catch you, I'll be ready to go to prison."
2. The seriousness: He mentions a reaction "32 times more dangerous" than his previous setbacks, illustrating an unwavering determination to protect his image.

A call for the PLCC and a promise of "street justice"

Aware of the implications of his words, the creator of Coupé-Décalé called upon the Platform for Combating Cybercrime (PLCC) as a witness. While praising their work against online harassment, he sent a clear message to the authorities: if he does not obtain justice through legal channels, he will not hesitate to take matters into his own hands.

"If this case doesn't go to court... I promise I'll take to the streets. And everything will happen in the streets."

The key takeaway: Debordo Leekunfa is now demanding complete silence from his rivals, threatening to escalate the conflict from social media to physical confrontations. This tense situation is being closely monitored by fans and authorities alike.