On August 5, the coordinator of the "Planète Rap" show on the French radio station Skyrock filed another complaint against rapper Kaïs Zouaoui, known by his stage name KZS, for cyberbullying and defamation. This follows a series of public disputes between the two individuals, which have drawn significant attention in the French music and media landscape. KZS, a well-known figure in the French rap scene, had previously been under investigation since June 12 for his alleged involvement in a home invasion. The incident reportedly involved the coordinator of the show, who is also the victim in this case. The legal proceedings are ongoing, and the details of the investigation remain under wraps, as is common in such cases. In response to the investigation, KZS took to social media to accuse the coordinator of serious crimes, including rape and pedophilia. These allegations, if true, would be extremely serious, but they have not yet been substantiated by any official investigation or court proceeding. The coordinator has denied these claims, and the legal process is expected to determine their validity. The situation has sparked a broader conversation about the use of social media in public disputes and the challenges of addressing online harassment and defamation. As the case continues to unfold, both parties are expected to present their evidence in court, where the truth of the allegations will be examined.