La Fouine Biography: Age, Albums, Net Worth, Height, Career, Children, Songs

Laouni Mouhid, professionally known as La Fouine (also Fouiny Baby, Fouiny Babe), is a French-Moroccan rapper, singer, songwriter, actor, and entrepreneur.

He rose to prominence in the early 2000s with acclaimed mixtapes and albums such as Planète Trappes and Bourré au Son.

He founded the influential label Banlieue Sale and the streetwear brand Street Swagg, and is widely recognized for his candid lyrics and dual artistic persona—La Fouine and Laouni—reflecting both hard-hitting rap and introspective songwriting.

Profile

• Full Name: Laouni Mouhid
• Stage Name: La Fouine
• Born: 25 December, 1981
• Age: 43 years old
• Birthplace: Trappes, Yvelines, Île‑de‑France, France
• Nationality: French
• Occupation: Rapper, Singer, Songwriter, Actor, Entrepreneur
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Ahmed Mouhid, Fatima Mouhid
• Siblings: Hakim (Canardo)
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: 1
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $10 million

Early Life and Education

Laouni Mouhid was born on December 25, 1981, in Trappes, in a working‑class Moroccan-French family—Ahmed Mouhid, and Fatima—and grew up alongside six siblings, including his brother Hakim, known as rapper Canardo.

From age eight, he explored music—piano, saxophone, drums, guitar—but dropped out of school at 14 to pursue rap, after involvement in street life and multiple legal issues. He received informal musical training but no formal higher education.

His ethnicity is Moroccan-French and religion is publicly unknown.

Career

La Fouine began his career in the early 2000s, emerging from the Parisian suburb of Trappes with a raw and authentic rap style that reflected his rough upbringing. He first gained attention with the release of his mixtape Planète Trappes in 2004, followed by his debut studio album Bourré au Son in 2005.

His early music established him as a compelling voice in French hip-hop, known for blending street narratives with emotional depth. Signing with Sony Music, he steadily built a loyal fanbase and became one of the leading figures in the French rap underground.

In 2007, La Fouine gained mainstream success with his second album Aller-Retour, which featured radio hits and collaborations with prominent artists like Amel Bent. He went on to release Mes Repères in 2009 and the double album La Fouine vs Laouni in 2011—both earning critical and commercial acclaim.

During this time, he founded his own label, Banlieue Sale, and launched the clothing brand Street Swagg. These ventures helped solidify his brand beyond music, while his lyrics matured to reflect both introspective and provocative themes.

La Fouine remained relevant through the 2010s and beyond, with albums like Drôle de parcours (2013), Nouveau Monde (2015), and XXI (2021). In 2025, he released État des lieux, reinforcing his legacy in French rap culture.

He has also pursued acting, appearing in films such as Banlieue 13: Ultimatum and Alibi.com, and served as a judge on the TV show Popstars. Known for his versatility and longevity, La Fouine continues to influence a new generation of French-speaking hip-hop artists.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @lafouine78
• Facebook Handle: La Fouine
• Twitter Handle: La Fouine

Personal Life

Laouni Mouhid was married in the early 2000s and is father to a daughter born around 2003. He separated after several years and is currently single.

Discography

Major studio albums:

• Bourré au Son (2005)
• Aller‑Retour (2007)
• Mes Repères (2009)
• La Fouine vs Laouni (2011)
• Drôle de parcours (2013)
• XXI (2021)
• État des lieux (2025)

Films:

• Banlieue 13: Ultimatum (2009)
• Les Nouvelles Aventures d’Aladin (2015)
• Alibi.com (2017)

Net Worth

Laouni Mouhid’s estimated net worth is approximately $10 million USD, derived from music sales, his record label Banlieue Sale, Street Swagg fashion line, concert tours, acting roles, and endorsements.