Disiz

Disiz, born March 28, 1978, in France, is one of those guys who just refuses to fit into one box. People mostly know him as a rapper—he’s got this wild lyrical style, kinda unpredictable, sometimes raw, sometimes almost poetic—but honestly, he’s been bouncing around different corners of entertainment for ages. If you’ve ever caught Taxi 2 (yep, the one from 2000 with all the insane car chases and that very French humor), you probably didn’t expect to see Disiz pop up, but there he is, adding some fresh flavor to the mix. Hero Corp, which dropped in 2008, is this offbeat superhero series—think less Marvel, more French absurdity—and Disiz managed to stand out in that crowd, too. Seriously, the guy’s got range. Then there’s Odyssey from 2015, which is a whole different vibe—way more dramatic, kind of sweeping, and really shows off that he’s not just some “musician-trying-to-act” cliché. He actually pulls off roles with some genuine depth, which, let’s be real, isn’t easy when people already have you pegged as a rapper. What’s cool about Disiz is that he never really seems content to coast or stick to one thing. Whether he’s spitting verses or stepping in front of a camera, he brings a certain rawness and energy that’s hard to fake. It’s like he can’t help but be a little rebellious, a little unpredictable, and super authentic. So yeah, next time you see his name in the credits, don’t sleep on it—he’s probably about to shake things up.