Rapper Lartiste Accused of Using Witchcraft Against Singer Marwa Loud, YouTuber Claims
After investigating the conflictual relationship between Lartiste and Marwa Loud in 2019, YouTuber Nabil recently revealed that the Moroccan singer would have resorted to witchcraft to harm the singer. A statement that does not move the singer.
In a video posted on April 24, Nabil recalls that Lartiste, a Franco-Moroccan rapper, sponsored Marwa Loud, a newcomer to the music world. A friendly relationship was born between the two, but is not seen in a good light by the rapper’s wife who decided to hire a private detective to investigate Marwa Loud. Hence the accusations of witchcraft, child sacrifice..., reports Voici.
Speaking of his relationship with his former protégé Marwa Loud, Lartiste said in 2019 on the Guillaume Pley show that he "almost lost his life". In his long video, Nabil points out that Lartiste’s wife had hired a private detective to follow Marwa Loud, then on a trip to Morocco. It was during this trip that the singer would have met a sorcerer. The rapper would have decided, after being informed of this story, to conduct his own investigation and find the alleged sorcerer.
After going to Morocco and meeting the detective hired by his wife, Lartiste was the victim of an assault on his return to France. An assault that would have been commissioned by Marwa Loud and carried out by the rapper’s former friends. But that’s not all. An elderly woman confided to the videographer during his investigations that a "child sacrifice would have been made against the rapper Lartiste".
"I don’t know who you are and anyway no one knows you, I’m always in stories even though I didn’t ask for it... There is no presumed guilty, for them it’s sure it’s me," Marwa Loud reacted in song on Instagram. Even though Nabil claims that the singer has nothing to do with this story, he promises new revelations on the case.
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