Ninho — Sur paname

A five-year-old French rap cut from Ninho's Art de rue compilation is broadly charting today, tracked across 29 country and platform charts after a six-week absence. Sur paname is street-level by design — a slow, menacing beat under a hook about Paris going cold ("Sur Paname, c'est cramé") and a getaway fantasy that runs all the way to North Carolina. Ninho remains one of the dominant figures in French rap, ranked among the country's top names alongside Jul, PLK, and Tiakola by Alucare as of June 2026. The track's durability owes to its restraint: no chorus theatrics, just a cold atmosphere and a closing image of fleeing the city. Its return to broad presence today is the kind of catalog movement worth tracking in the Francophone market.