018 Battle Rap Set to Ignite TSA Phokeng Carwash this February
- Tshepiso Mogorosi

- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
The local hip-hop scene is gearing up for a high-octane lyrical showdown as 018 Battle Rap prepares to take over the TSA Phokeng Carwash on February 27, 2026. This event marks a significant moment for the community, bringing together a massive roster of established names and hungry newcomers under one banner.
The streets are already buzzing with anticipation for what promises to be one of the most packed lineups of the season.

A Powerhouse Lineup
The organizers have pulled no punches with the talent pool for this event. Fans can expect a diverse range of styles, from hard-hitting bars to rhythmic flows. The extensive list of performers includes:
Headliners & Heavyweights: Cee-Note, Baby K, Preddy Kay, King Sin, and Chronical.
The Lyricists: Da Alchemy, T.K The King Pin, Mosa NBA, and Daixe.
The Collectives: 018 MVFIA and Flexxi Nation.
The Rising Stars: Blaq Marcus, Cozzy Osmin, Lil Homie T, DaaReal El'Plugg, Mshaya Du Poii, OG Nationally, and Caine.
The Special Features: Cade & King Punk, J-Off, Xrap-Kiid, and El Steppa.
Venue and Vibe
By choosing TSA Phokeng Carwash, the 018 Battle Rap team is keeping the energy grounded and accessible. These "street-level" venues often provide the most electric atmospheres for battle rap, where the proximity between the performers and the crowd fuels the competitive fire.
"Battle rap is the heartbeat of the 018 area. It's about more than just rhymes; it's about respect, wordplay, and claiming your spot in the hierarchy."
Event Details at a Glance
Feature | Information |
Event Name | 018 Battle Rap |
Date | Friday, 27 February 2026 |
Location | TSA Phokeng Carwash |
Star Power | Over 20+ Rappers and Collectives |
Whether you're there for the technical wordplay of T.K The King Pin or the high-energy presence of 018 MVFIA, this is not an event to miss for any true fan of the culture. Clear your schedules, February 27 is looking to be a historic night for the 018 hip-hop movement.




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