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Accepting to speak in a research on representations of radicalization is not an easy thing for a teenager. Djibril, with courage, gave us the wakes of his interiority, the comings and goings between his inner world, his languages, his gaze on society, and his perception of the gaze placed on him by society. Through his narrative, which we analyse here, Djibril takes us into the abyss of cultural mixing, between filiation and affiliation, paradoxes and transgressions, to find his way, to let his own voice be heard and to better understand why radicalization can be a path that particularly questions adolescents.