The Rise Of Toxic Lyrikali: Biography, Fame, Age & More

Toxic Lyrikali is a Kayole, Eastlands Nairobi-based Kenyan artist/rapper who rose to fame in 2024 after releasing “Chinje,” one of his top-performing songs. Apart from going viral, Toxic has amazed fans with his lyrical prowess, as seen on his recent track “Sick,” which has clocked over one million views. But who is this fast-rising Kenyan artist, Toxic Lyrikali? In this article, I present my research about what I discovered.

Real Name	Not yet public
Age	In his 20’s
Stage Name	Toxic Lyrikali
Nationality	Kenyan
Hood	Kayole
Music Genre	Kenyan Trap/Dancehall
Record Label	Mboka Doba
Socials	Tiktok – @toxic_lyrikali Facebook – Toxic Lyrikali YouTube – Toxic Lyrikali Instagram – @_toxic_lyrikali

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Early Life

As revealed in a podcast, Toxic Lyrikali grew up in Kayole, Eastlands of Nairobi. He was inspired to do music at a young age. During his high school days, when not playing football, Toxic would spend his time in the studio. He used to do freestyles with his peers and would occasionally visit the studio to record his songs.

Music Career

Toxic Lyrikali revealed that he had begun music in 2019 and then joined a crew in 2020 and later went back to a solo career in 2022. Toxic Lyrikali officially began his music career as a solo artist in 2022, following the creation of his brand, Mboka Doba, which translates to “the music business”. In the KiStar Show Podcast, He credits his success to the likes of Master VK and Beat Kidd, who initially helped him release his first songs. “

Toxic Lyrikali songs

Within a short period, Toxic Lyrikali has garnered significant support, especially from the young generation who are motivated by his music. Some of Toxic Lyrikali’s notable songs include:

Long Story (2023)
Chargie (2023)
Thugnificient (2024)
Chinje (2024)
Sick (2024)
Back Bencher (2025)
Bud Flower (2025)
Step Sana (2025)

Toxic Lyrikali continues to make a mark in the music industry with his unique style.

Interviews

Toxic Lyrikali has appeared in several interviews, including the “Kistaa Show” and Drill Digest (Mugshot) show, where he gives his audience a glimpse of himself. Going by the interviews, Toxic Lyrikali proves why he is indeed the self-proclaimed lyrical genius