[15][16] While Ndongidila's exact birth date remains unknown, he was born in Kinshasa and was raised in the Debonhomme neighborhood of Matete commune.
[19] In 2012, Ndongidila teamed up with fellow Congolese rapper Hervé Muya from his neighborhood to form the rap collective B16 Music, and in 2013, they recorded their debut studio tracks "On est blindé" and "BBN".
[22] The accompanying music video showcased a group of young rappers, with Ndongidila rapping about the disdain society holds toward them, with some calling them "worthless".
[22] Buoyed by its success, he dropped the six-track maxi-single Nyamanitude on 6 December 2017, which included collaborations with Lil Joy on the track "Mutu Akokufa Awa" and Gaz Mawete on "Nga Se Ye".
[24] Ndongidila released his four-track Extended play (EP), Jeune courageux, in July 2018, which was supported by singles "Aye", "Salaire", "Love Story", "Mwasi Nzambe".
The EP's breakout track "Aye", featuring Koffi Olomide, garnered over one million views within five days of its release and became one of the top trending Congolese videos on YouTube of that year.
[30][31] Four months after its debut, Ndongidila told the Congolese digital news outlet Talents2kin he was working with Ivorian singer Serge Beynaud on "Salaire Remix", which came out on 14 December 2021.
[34][35][13] The album consisted of 12 tracks and included guest appearances by Fabregas Le Métis Noir, Robinio Mundibu, Innoss'B, Rebo Tchulo, Titan Dangereux, and Kozi.
[49] Grady Mugisho, in a review for the Congolese digital news outlet Ouragan.cd, noted that Ndongidila employs humor in the chorus when addressing how certain musicians and music columnists have tainted the country's image.