Mohamed Mounir was born and raised in
Salé, Morocco. In 2008, he started to rap with the band Larmy Sla (Army of Salé). The name of the band was inspired from Mounir's service in the Moroccan army.
"Long Live the People" Song On 29 October 2019, Mounir released the track "
3acha cha3b" (Long Live the People) together with Yahya Semlali (
Lz3er) and Youssef Mahyout (
Weld L'Griya). The song's music video received 13 million views on
Youtube two weeks after its release, and amassed over 40 million views as of April, 2025. The song criticizes the Moroccan authorities and indirectly makes a derogatory reference to the Moroccan king. Reactions to the song were mixed, creating a division among social media users, particularly regarding its third part, which contained lyrics directly addressing the
King of Morocco. While many agree on the deterioration of social conditions, the direct attack on the royal institution drew criticism against the song, leading several websites and pages to refrain from sharing its link. The publishing director of the Moroccan newspaper
Al-Ahdath,
Mokhtar Laghzioui, criticized the rappers that released the song. He stated on Facebook: "If a rap fan meets one of the members of this musical trio, he'll fear for the mobile phone he's using to write 'Long Live the People' on, and for a number of other things (implying the possibility of being robbed)." ==Arrest==