Xuman, born Makhtar Fall in Côte d’Ivoire and raised in Senegal, is a groundbreaking figure in Senegalese hip hop and social activism. He first rose to prominence as a member of the pioneering rap group Pee Froiss, known for innovative hip-hop blended with traditional Senegalese instruments and multilingual lyricism in Wolof, French, and English

Beyond his role in Pee Froiss, Xuman co-created the acclaimed Journal Rappé, an innovative news platform that delivers current events through rap in both French and Wolof. It became a widely praised vehicle for engaging youth in politics, culture, and social issues—with influence expanding beyond Senegal to countries like Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Madagascar, and Jamaica.

Xuman combines artistry with impact—using music as education, activism, and cultural storytelling.