On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is Sprkz
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is Lolli Native
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is Trailer Young
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is Maseven Opse
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is ZuluMecca
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
This is Kane Keid
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
Reebok is proud to announce the launch of the Oh-Two-1. A bold, limited-edition sneaker designed in collaboration with South African hip-hop artist and cultural icon, YoungstaCPT.
Named after Cape Town’s 021 area code, the Oh-Two-1 is more than just a sneaker. It’s a mixtape in motion. Every detail tells a story. Every panel and texture has been chosen purposefully and deliberately. Designed by YoungstaCPT himself and brought to life with original illustrations by fellow Capetonian Ross Solomon, this is a shoe that walks you through a life lived in rhythm with the highs and lows of the streets of Cape Town
A Story Told in Leather, Stitch, and Sole
From hand-drawn spray cans and Metrorail trains to a tribute to the legendary ‘Gatsby’ sandwich, each illustration that wraps the Oh-Two-1 draws from Youngsta’s upbringing in the Cape Flats. Cassette tapes. Arcade buttons. Washing lines. Taxi rides. It’s the Cape in collage form. A tribute to the trials and triumphs that shaped one of South Africa’s most compelling voices.
The silhouette? The iconic Reebok Pump OmniZone, a 90s classic reborn with attitude. The gritty outsole draws from the streets, highways and sidewalks of Cape Town, while the yellow- orange gradient detail nods to the sunrises and sunsets over Table Mountain.
Each of the 500 individually signed and numbered pairs comes in a special box sleeve, complete with a collectible sticker sheet inspired by Youngsta’s mixtapes and lyrics. It’s art. It’s history. It’s hustle.
A Collaboration Rooted in Legacy
“You can’t applaud a fish for swimming,” says YoungstaCPT. “We are put on this earth to stake our claim. But it won’t be given to you easily. This is what perseverance looks like. Ten thousand hours looks like me.”
A lifelong fan of the brand, Youngsta says this collab was natural and organic, born from the streets and grown in the studio.
“I've been wearing Reebok since I was a kid. You see it in my early photos. Even before the music. This shoe is for my city, for my people. For everyone who built something out of nothing.”
Limited Drop. Major Moment.
The Oh-Two-1 drops October 31st at R3,999. Available in extremely limited quantities - just 500 pairs - via Reebok.co.za, Reebok stores, and select retailers including Reebok, Sportscene, Studio88, Shelflife, Sneakerdistrict and Y?Gen.
Part of the "Pure Mzansi Gold" Series
This drop forms part of Reebok South Africa’s Pure Mzansi Gold series - an ongoing celebration of South Africa’s finest artists, athletes, and pop culture icons. Following in the footsteps of the late great AKA, YoungstaCPT becomes the third South African to craft a signature Reebok sneaker. The Oh-Two-1 marks the most valuable local sneaker collaboration in the brand’s history.
“YoungstaCPT fits the Reebok attitude more than anyone,” says PJ Morilly, Reebok South Africa. “He’s a leader. A storyteller. Someone who carved his own path. That’s exactly the kind of energy we want to champion.”
“You can’t be a challenger without ruffling some feathers,” adds Kevin Duke, Reebok Global Product Director. “Like Shaq and Iverson, YoungstaCPT brings a unique voice to the global stage.”
Eagle-Sukcessa is an independent Rapper born in Jouberton, Klerksdorp North West South Africa.
He started making music at the age of 16. With more than 10 years of experience in the Rap game, Eagle is all over streets of Klerksdorp and his own location which is Jouberton.
Growing independently, Eagle never had a formal job. His music corporation had been his formal work since his high school days.
Eagle-Sukcessa worked with different artists around Klerksdorp and outside. The likes of: B-Jay, Evader, Justin, Moneris, Ernylex and Genius Slave Music artists, Pekelesh-Mutah, LesCo Da Rapper, Biggy Focus and GHMP.
Eagle-Sukcessa signed under his own record company called “Genius Slave Music” with management from Jone Moletsane and quality help from his own blood brother Joseph Ramesega known as Joe Franco.
Who or what got you into Hip hop?
Hip hop had always played around me.
My older brother Joe Franco introduced me to Eminem’s songs when I was only 9 years old, he always played Slim Shady album when he cleaned the house and doing the lawn.
Then my cousin Tlhalefang Tlhakz brought Lil Wayne to my attention when she played his music videos through DVD player when I was around 11-12 years old!
I n 2013, My high school friend Jone Moletsane who’s my brand manager today introduced me to likes of J.Cole, Nas, Meek Mill back in high school.
I was also listening to underground artists like Immortal Technique and Vinnie Pez, same year I also got exposed to SA Hip Hop artist Cassper Nyovest where he changed my perspective of Hip Hop, he also influenced my style as a rapper, coming up with his debut single “Gusheshe”.
What is the good and the bad thing about hip hop around your hood?
The good thing is that the culture lives forever, Hip Hop is influential everywhere, not only around my hood but worldwide.
The bad side of it however is that, kids are watching videos on television and are influenced to do all they see without understanding the part of entertainment. Young boys carry illegal guns and young girls gets naked.
Which Song Made a lot of People know or Love you?
I have new single that is currently booming titled “Maglera My City”, available on Spotify!
https://spotify.link/4mFexSTgHXb
How is the response from your family and friends towards your Music Journey?
Everyone is happy that finally after 10 full years my name is out and recognized by commercial artists.
Eagle-Sukcessa… what is the story behind this stage name?
I always wanted to fly high. An Eagle is the most respected bird, whatever it does, there are no doubts or seconds thoughts, so that represents me very well. Whatever I do, I don’t wait for any validation, I never wait for anyone to confirm, my manager can explain this best.
The Sukcessa part comes from being a fan of success, I’m a huge fan of success, I’m a student of success, I study all success around me and that also comes from the word “Khalifa” from Wiz Khalifa, “Khalifa” is an Arabic word in English means successor.
Who is this one Rapper you wish to Work with on your Music Career and why?
K.O, I respect him because he’s a visionary he’s not just an artist, he looks beyond music, he’s a long term business man, and that’s what I’m into!
Who are the Top 5 Best South African Rappers… Mention them in numerical Order
Number 1 and always Number 1…
Who is your Celebrity Crush and why?
Celebrity crush!? Damn! Do I even have one?
Thing is I’m not into this celebrity this and that, even myself I don’t consider myself a celebrity, I’m just a guy hustling legit, but I’ll say… I’ll say “ahrg man every girl who loves me out there they are my celebrity crushes, if you are a girl and you out there crushing on me, you are my celebrity crush, come out and show yourself, text me then we will talk!”
Shout Outs
S/O to Maglera Doe Boy man, you’ve done the great work, keep your head up and just know we appreciate you brother, for all you’ve done for the city much respect, Klerksdorp we up now!
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
While the Festival was taking place, we had moments with some of the celebrities and rappers asking them what their experience at Back to the City Festival.
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
These are the Qwellers
On the 11th of October 2025, Back to the City Festival hosted Lupe Fiasco and many South African Hip hop Giants where people went there in numbers to experience the awesome Vibe embracing the Hip hop Culture.
Rap type Mag was also part of Amplifying the Festival by Spreading the Word Sharing updates on Social Media.
Right by the Entrance to the Festival, there were many Rappers, known and unknown, so we as Rap type Mag took advantage and hosted a street freestyle cypher documentary called Ride On My Beat.
So as we pay tribute to the Late South African Hip hop legend; ProKid, we dropped his “Uthini ngo Pro” beat and a lot of Rappers couldn’t hold themselves but to jump on it and did wonders.
These are; Alienic Steezz, InverXion, Uche & Mechanism, dropping a freestyle on ProKid’s - Uthini Ngo Pro Beat at Back to the City Festival
Host : Jabulani Jay
Camera : Lester Matthews from FEPO - For Entertainment Purposes Only
Venue: Johannesburg New Town outside Back to the City Festival
