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Anticipated Cotton Fest Cape Town lineup is out

The University of Cotton Fest (UCF) is asking all its Cape Town students to gather and make way for yet another memorable assembly.

To further ignite and continue the legacy of the late South African mentor, rapper, fashion icon and culture pioneer Riky Rick, the festival which promotes the reconciliation of all hip hop fans, fashion creatives and young upcoming artists will be taking place at the Kenilworth Race course on the 25th of November in Cape Town.

The University of Cotton Fest was founded by the late Riky Rick in 2019, who is also the Chancellor of UCF. Heading the student body are South African artist and television personality, Moozlie as head girl, alongside South Africa’s multitalented Robot Boii as head boy.

Upon the announcement of this festival returning to the Mother City, many Cotton Eaters were caught on the edge of their seats as they patiently waited for the release on the festival lineup. The Cotton Fest team is notoriously known for bringing together a forcible lineup with an even more hearty and powerful crowd.

The much anticipated lineup has been publicly shared and the class of 2023 is ready to make mosh pits and new friends.

The lineup is as follows:

 

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Netizens took to the comment section to share their excitement.

One Cotton Eater shared, ”THIS LINE UP IS TOOOOOOOO GOOD. IT’S LITERALLY PERFECT OKAY?”

”You outdid yourself team. 10/10 line up ❤️” expressed one of the UCF students.

Commenting on the overall satisfaction of the work of the Cotton Fest team, a supporter shared, ”The line up?? Perfect!! The venue?? Perfect!!!”

”I’m crying, this lineup is teww good ??????,” shared an overjoyed Cotton Eater.

Riky Rick’s memory will remain stamped in the entertainment industry of South Africa and in his famous words, “we never die, we multiply. Stay shining.”

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