Since it’s inception, The Rapfest carved out their very own niche in the media realm with their unique brand of ciphers that incorporated MCs from various parts of the country while also highlighting the beat-smiths behind the boards that make the music come to life. The platform took things back to the essence of Hip Hop culture, allowing MCs to flex their lyrical dexterity and producers to get the face-time that they deserve. The concept was a hit, and immediately placed The Rapfest in the same stratosphere as some of Hip Hop’s elite brands.
After a brief hiatus, The Rapfest makes its return to the ciphers. With the backdrop laid by Brooklyn producer Rubirosa (Troy Ave, Tory Lanez, Creative Gold), The Rapfest unveils Series 13, taking their talents to California’s Bay Area, where Oakland MC Lil Debbie shows of some of her braggadocios bars. Next up is Brooklyn’s own Mr. Exquire, who brings his unique grittiness to the forefront. Wrapping things up is Philadelphia wordplay legend Gillie Da Kid, letting it be known that the city of Brotherly Love is still home of the some of the best spitters.
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