OsamaSon — First Class Festival, Toronto, 2026

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Why this recording

Uploaded by a fan account, “gloss”, three days after the show, this film is presented as OsamaSon's full set. The chapter list in the description works as a map: eighteen songs in forty-one minutes, barely more than two minutes each on average. The longest stretches are easy to find by timecode, “Habits” at 26:55 and “vamp city” at 30:55, each running past three minutes, while “All Day” lasts under a minute, from 5:15 to 6:00.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

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Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026.

Published on September 9, 2026 by

Live concert filmed at First Class Festival, at The Bowl of Sobey’s Stadium in Toronto, on August 29, 2026, this full set captures American rapper OsamaSon during the event’s second night. A representative of hip-hop’s new rage and plugg wave, the artist runs through his tracks — from LeBron James to My Bad, by way of Horses, Snowman and off that! — in a short, intense performance driven by saturated bass and a frenzied crowd. The multi-track capture, played live, conveys the raw energy of a show built for the mosh and audience buy-in. This filmed live concert illustrates the vitality of 2020s alternative rap and the rise of an emerging figure on the scene. A live concert to savor for its intensity, nervy sequencing and festival atmosphere, ideal for lovers of contemporary hip-hop, experimental trap and plugg sounds. A direct testament to how a new generation is reinventing the rap concert.

Setlist

  1. LeBron James
  2. Lil O The Impaler
  3. All Day
  4. Horses
  5. Roster
  6. Snowman
  7. Range Rover
  8. Beat It
  9. Guap in My Pants
  10. Movie
  11. Hitech Demon
  12. Broad
  13. Ref (Jumpout Intro)
  14. Habits
  15. Vamp City
  16. off that!
  17. Creek
  18. My Bad

Personnel & credits

  • OsamaSon — vocals
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What to watch next

Neither OsamaSon nor First Class Festival, Toronto appears elsewhere in the catalogue: what follows rests on the ground itself, Hip-hop from the 2020s.