No one would have ever predicted that one day, a young girl would come up with a single that would dominate the charts in France. This kind of story would have been completely unthinkable before social networks. In the 90s, record companies would never have accepted to produce such a young artist. But today, everything is possible thanks to the networks: just ask Wejdene. With an efficient team (including her loyal manager Feuneu, who also became famous thanks to the rise of the singer), she managed to go viral in 2020 with her hit "Anissa", with the help of TikTok. A real breakthrough, so much so that the single is currently certified as a diamond single, which makes us 50 million sales or stream equivalents. A score that has perhaps never been reached by a whole bunch of great artists confirmed.

But this success is anything but a coincidence. Her father was a musician himself and played several instruments, and she sang with him from an early age. We can't say it enough, but giving children the opportunity to make music is great and can create vocations. Wejdene, who has been singing since she was a child and releasing songs since she was 15, is an example that with talent, determination, and a committed entourage, one can achieve one's dreams. However, not everything was on her side: judgments are generally quite harsh for female RnB singers who are criticized for being too nice, for having a "girly" and "sexy" side too assumed. But the singer has fully assumed her identity as a young girl from the neighborhoods, who tells her life in her songs, between friends, loves and troubles, like so many other artists before her. Her first real hit, "Anissa", is about a disappointed love, because it was not reciprocated.