STYFLER 90 — Biography, Age, Origin & Discography

Styfler 90, whose real name is Wilfried Loïc Seilleu, is a Cameroonian rapper and songwriter born on August 9, 1995, in Yaoundé. He broke through in 2020 with the single “Étouffer,” establishing himself in drill and freestyle, signed to the Agip-Représente label, and ranks among the voices shaping the Cameroonian (“237”) rap scene for over five years.

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Biography

Yaoundé’s son who made drill his language

Some rappers arrive on the scene with one isolated breakout moment. Others patiently build a reputation as a technician — someone respected for their craft more than their buzz. Styfler 90 clearly belongs to the second family. Born on August 9, 1995, in Yaoundé, Cameroon’s political capital, under the name Wilfried Loïc Seilleu, he belongs to a generation of Cameroonian rappers who grew up with American and French rap in their ears before making it their own, with the accent and energy of the “237.”

An older biography, published under the name “Styfler” (without the “90”), tells of early, collective beginnings: he reportedly started freestyling in middle school, before crossing paths with rapper Enzo. Together, they founded the group Orpheon in 2013, alongside Frénétic, B-52, and Thieresma. The group recorded its first studio tracks, but it was two years later, with a tighter lineup and a new style, that the story took an unexpected turn: their track “Espoir” won over not just the Cameroonian public, but also caught the ear of André Onana — yes, the Cameroonian international goalkeeper — who went on to help produce a maxi-single for the group. Whether this chapter belongs to the same person as Styfler 90 (the overlap in name, nationality, and style is strong, even though no source states it explicitly) tells the story of an artist who rubbed shoulders with both the sports and music worlds well before breaking through solo — further proof that Cameroonian rap and football, the country’s two biggest popular passions, are never too far apart.

The breakthrough: “Étouffer,” 2020

It was in 2020 that Styfler 90, under that name, truly emerged on the airwaves and streaming platforms with the single “Étouffer.” The track, backed by an official video, marked his solo entry into the game — and the choice of title wasn’t incidental: “Étouffer” (“to smother/choke”) says a lot about how he built his reputation, leaning on a technique that left little breathing room for his freestyle opponents. He quickly became known for his mastery of drill, the rap subgenre born between Chicago and London and widely reclaimed by the French-speaking scene, as well as his ease in freestyle. That technical skill opened the doors of the Agip-Représente label, which he quickly signed with.

A discography built collectively

What defines the rest of Styfler 90’s journey is his ability to bring people together. In 2021, he released “C’est bon à nous,” which passed 40,000 views on YouTube — a solid number for the Cameroonian rap scene at the time. Rather than letting the track fade, he turned it into a collective event: a remix came together, bringing in Shapat, Le Talentt, Al-K, and Ivee, released in late 2021 as “7 Bon A Nous (Remix).” That feature was far from anecdotal — it already placed Styfler 90 at the center of a collaboration network that would keep shaping the Cameroonian scene years later, with names like Le Talentt still by his side on recent projects.

In 2022, he followed up with “Voler,” featuring Ivee and Sojip — the latter one of his acknowledged influences, alongside Youssoupha, Jovi, and Lefa, three major references of French-language and African rap. That same year, he collaborated with Kritikal on “Va En Brousse Avec Ça.” In 2023, he appeared on “Bikossa” alongside Phillbill. He also kept showing up on other artists’ projects, such as the compilation Le Cameroun d’abord 2 (Xzafrane, 2024) and the album PARAITRE LIFE (Scarpy Zara, 2025) — the mark of an in-demand artist well embedded in the “237” rap ecosystem.

A confirmed place in the new 237 scene

The clearest sign of his place in today’s landscape came in March 2026, when he joined LiFkA, Diablit, and Le Talentt on “YE WANDA REMIX,” released on the Wimeikit label. That feature brings together, on a single track, four different generations and styles of contemporary Cameroonian rap — and the fact that Styfler 90, active since 2020, naturally fits alongside more recent artists says a lot about the recognition he holds among his peers.

Discography

Singles

• “Étouffer” (2020) — first solo single
• “C’est bon à nous” (2021)
• “7 Bon A Nous (Remix),” with Shapat, Le Talentt, Al-K & Ivee (December 18, 2021)
• “Voler,” with Ivee & Sojip (June 24, 2022)
• “Va En Brousse Avec Ça,” with Kritikal (2022)
• “Bikossa,” with Phillbill (2023)

Appearances and features

• “La Révolution (Saturation 5),” Shapat feat. Styfler 90 (2024, 11:11 Entertainment / Chambre Noire)
• Le Cameroun d’abord 2, Xzafrane compilation (February 2024, Afam Company)
• PARAITRE LIFE, Scarpy Zara (February 2025, XCVII PROD)
• “YE WANDA REMIX,” LiFkA, Diablit, Le Talentt & Styfler90 (March 6, 2026, Wimeikit)

FAQ

How old is Styfler 90? Styfler 90 was born on August 9, 1995, making him 30 years old (31 as of August 9, 2026).

What is Styfler 90’s real name? His real name is Wilfried Loïc Seilleu.

What ethnicity is Styfler 90? This has not been publicly confirmed to date.

What city or province is Styfler 90 from? Styfler 90 was born in Yaoundé, in Cameroon’s Centre Region. He is currently based in Douala.

What is Styfler 90’s musical style? Styfler 90 works in rap, with recognized specialization in drill and freestyle.

What label is Styfler 90 signed to? He is signed to the Agip-Représente label.

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