Adèle Castillon was born in 2001 in Angers and grew up between theater and a YouTube channel she started as a young teenager, where her comedic videos about beauty culture racked up millions of views. She moved into acting as a teenager, appearing opposite Gilles Lellouche and Louise Bourgoin in the 2017 film "Sous le même toit," and at fifteen she traveled to Dharamshala to interview the Dalai Lama.
Music came next: at seventeen, in Nantes, she and Matthieu Reynaud formed the duo Videoclub, whose 80s-tinted single "Amour plastique" turned into a global viral hit before the pair split in 2021. She has since built a solo career on Columbia Records, releasing the album "PRD: Plaisir Risque Dépendance" in 2023 and "Crèvecœur" in 2025, carried the Olympic torch for the Paris 2024 Games, and has played major French festivals including Les Vieilles Charrues.