French alternative hip-hop group PNL, comprised of French-Arab Muslim siblings Tarik and Nabil Andrieu, known as Ademo and N.O.S., gained fame for their atmospheric production and introspective rhymes. Growing up in the Tarterêts housing project in Corbeil-Essonnes, a southern banlieue of Paris, the duo's music reflects their experiences with poverty, street life, and the immigrant struggle. PNL's self-made success was highlighted by their chart-topping albums, including 2016's Dans la légende and 2019's Deux frères, which showcased their unique rap style and enigmatic persona.

Formed in 2014, PNL garnered attention through epic music videos released on YouTube, directed by a friend known as Mess. Their refusal to grant interviews and focus on studio work led to a devoted fan base and commercial success. Despite early controversies over their use of uncredited instrumentals, PNL's impact on the French music scene was undeniable, with hits like "Le Monde ou Rien" and "Naha" solidifying their status as a leading force in alternative hip-hop. Their third album, Deux frères, continued their chart-topping streak and further solidified their place in the music industry.