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Trapper Hollic (born Karabo Edgar Tshehla; 30 September 1998) is a South African rapper, trap artist, and songwriter known for his energetic delivery, township-infused trap sound, and growing influence within the Pretoria hip-hop scene. He is recognized for breakout hits such as “Weshe Weshe,” “MPSA,” “Ke Hollic,” and “Grootman.”
Biography
Karabo Edgar Tshehla was born on 30 September 1998 in KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga, South Africa. He spent his early childhood in KwaMhlanga before relocating with his family to Mamelodi, Pretoria, in 2007. The move exposed him to the township’s dynamic youth culture and vibrant local music scene, which would later become central to his artistic identity. Tshehla attended Mahube Valley Secondary School, where he developed an early interest in music, freestyle rap, and performance.
Career
Trapper Hollic began releasing early recordings and freestyle clips independently, gaining attention through community performances, open mics, and online sharing. His early style blended heavy trap drums with Pretoria township slang, crunk inspiration, and themes rooted in his own lived experiences.
Rise to Popularity
Between 2023 and 2025, Hollic released several songs that circulated widely across the internet and performance spaces. His major breakthrough came from fan-favourite singles such as:
Weshe Weshe
MPSA
Ke Hollic
Grootman
These tracks helped solidify his identity and brought him recognition within the broader Pretoria and Gauteng hip-hop communities
Projects and Growth
Hollic’s discography expanded with officially released singles and projects, including:
Beke Le Beke (2021)
Certified Underdog (Mixtape, 2021)
Township Rager (EP, 2024)
Baby Blue (Mixtape, 2025)
The 2025 project Baby Blue marked a creative shift, showcasing deeper storytelling, versatility, and experimental production choices.
Performances and Recognition
Hollic has gained attention through notable live appearances, including performances at community showcases and open mic competitions such as:
Cotton Fest Open Mic 2025 Finalist
Drama Open Mic 2025 Winner
His energetic presence and crowd engagement have made him a standout in local circuits.
Musical Style
Trapper Hollic’s music is characterized by:
Aggressive, high-energy trap flows
Township slang and Pretoria rhythmic influence
Heavy, bass-driven beats
Themes of ambition, identity, street life, and personal growth
His sound has been described as a fusion of modern trap and early 2000s crunk with strong South African township influence.
Major Hits
Weshe Weshe
A breakout track known for its memorable hook and high-energy delivery. Commonly performed at events and popular among fans.
MPSA
One of Hollic’s most recognized songs, contributing significantly to his rise.
Ke Hollic
An anthem that reinforces his brand and identity. Often quoted by supporters on social media.
Grootman
A track exploring respect, hierarchy, and lifestyle themes in township culture.
References
Trapper Hollic ZA. Hype Magazine, “Trapper Hollic Evolves with Bold New Project Baby Blue,” 3 Oct. 2025, https://hypemagazine.co.za/2025/10/03/trapper-hollic-evolves-with-bold-new-project-baby-blue/ . Accessed 15 Dec. 2025. HYPE Magazine
Apple Music — Trapper Hollic ZA Artist Page Shows Trapper Hollic ZA as a music artist with releases like Baby Blue. Apple Music - Web Player
https://music.apple.com/au/artist/trapper-hollic-za/1580944237
Apple Music - Web Player
Apple Music — Single: Grootman Grootman by Trapper Hollic ZA. Apple Music - Web Player
https://music.apple.com/za/album/grootman-single/1830361297
Apple Music - Web Player
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