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In 2001, RAmez hosted a number of radio shows in the United States promoting French rap as well as American rap. He also released the same year his first album a senior project with an innovative and original concept consisting on mixing the French and Lebanese dialect together to put French Rap, Lebanon and the Arab world on the same map (which was not always well perceived in the United States at the time). In a song called “Le monde est à refaire” and released in 2001 the concept behind Ramez’s work is shared within his lyrics “Ramez symbole critiqué de par son phrasé ayant qu’un seul but exister pour éclairer tout les révoltés. Unis prenant le concept de mondialisation, dotés d’une potion provenant direct de la raison, des connaissances amassées que nous venons distribuer, Libanais / Francais nos forces sont à présent décuplées”. The strength resulting from this project portraying many different culture and languages allows two tracks extracted of this first multi-cultural project to appear on a compilation: Ma Flamme and Y’aura pas de paix (in which RAmez mixes French English and Lebanese rap to express his cultural background and origins). Released just after September 11, 2001 Le monde est à refaire with the talk show Extension 1312 RAmez hosts and produces at that time, created together a certain amount of controversy adding to the debate at University campuses across America. In 1999, RAmez had already appeared on a compilation untitled My world in the senior project of DJ Kenny Kickin Perez to express the stereotypes used by western media to portray a distorted view of Arabs worldwide in a track called Taste of Rage and featuring Armagideon also known today as Gid Money.
In 2008, the song Is it too much asking also from RAmez’s second CD was played on Lebanon’s Radio One and the controversial video in relation to that song is widely viewed on YouTube as a result.
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