French Montana

French Montana, born Karim Kharbouch, is a Moroccan-American rapper and songwriter celebrated for his global sound and memorable hits. He grew up in the Bronx, New York, where he began making music and building his reputation in the local scene before breaking out nationally.

He first gained widespread attention with mixtapes and early hits like “Shot Caller,” which opened doors to major collaborations and record deals. His debut studio album, Excuse My French, featured high-profile artists and showcased his ability to create catchy hooks and energetic club hits.

French Montana’s biggest success came with “Unforgettable” featuring Swae Lee, a global hit that topped charts and earned multi-platinum status. He is also known for popular tracks like “Pop That,” “No Shopping,” “Lockjaw,” “No Stylist,” and “Hurtin’ Me,” highlighting his talent for blending styles and collaborating with diverse artists.

Throughout his career, French has continued to evolve his sound, release successful albums, and collaborate with some of hip-hop’s biggest names, solidifying his reputation as a creative and influential figure in modern music.