Released in May 2012 and produced by Therapy 2093, eighteen months before Or Noir, it is a project that already features many elements characteristic of Kaaris's later music.

The work holds significant influence in Francophone rap, standing as a frontrunner in the arrival of the trap music genre in France.

The work, which marks Kaaris's first attempt to delve into trap music, innovates in many aspects.

[1] The album is very raw and designed to shock; for example, Kaaris declares: "Hurry up and suck me, my tip is dried out".

[1] Yet, he also references Marcus Aurelius[1] and displays a calmer lyricism, as in "Africa is a billion Jesuses on crosses".