This is the story of a scene that was originally united, then deeply divided, very early on, by the dazzling success of one of their own, Benny B, who went his own way. For two decades, this scene tried to heal the wound and to find a common impulse to push one of its own to the top again, but it didn't work. Neither Rival, nor Starflam, nor James Deano, nor any rapper of the BX Vibes generation succeeded in carrying the flag of Belgian rap for long. They all failed, alone. Until a new generation without complex understood that the union made the force. Damso, Romeo Elvis, Caballero & JeanJass gave each other strength. Watching each other, inspiring each other, working together. And Belgian rap finally took off. But life is a cycle, until when? Hamza, Shay, Geeeko or Lous are now making fast international careers that are rising very high, but in a more individual way. The important thing now is to shine very brightly. To ignore the big groups. BXXL is the story of a quest for an ideal: can we really succeed with several people? Is there really strength in numbers?