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Mark Ezekiel Maglasang (born June 13, 1995), also known mononymously as Honcho (formerly Bosx1ne; pronounced boss-one), is a Filipino rapper, singer and songwriter. He founded the Filipino hip-hop group Ex Battalion in 2012,[2] whose collective gained nationwide prominence with hits such as "Hayaan Mo Sila" and "No Games", the only trap tracks that charted the Top 10 of the now-defunct Billboard PH Top 20. He reportedly left the group in 2022.[3]

Key Information

Career

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2012—2021: Solo activities and Ex Battalion

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Bosx1ne founded Ex Battalion who gained nationwide fame in 2018 after the release of "Hayaan Mo Sila", he changed his screen name to Honcho in mid-2020.[4]

In April 2021, Honcho announced a lenten special EP entitled "Rosario", which he would be releasing on YouTube on a one-track-a-day arrangement from April 1 to 4, starting with the first song entitled "Ulap" featuring Jekkpot, Brando, and MC Einstein, and finally ending with the titular song itself.[5]

2022: Departure from Ex Battalion and solo emergence

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In August 2022, Honcho apparently was "kicked out" of Ex Battalion after an alleged altercation with Skusta Clee, according to a cryptic post by the latter indicating Honcho has left the group and has since released solo work on his record label DeeFyre Records.[3][6]

2025—present: New singles, and label signing with NOVWLZ

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In December 2025, Honcho was revealed as part of NOVWLZ (pronounced no-vowels), a new music label backed by the Viva Music Group, marking the artist's return to both the music scene and Viva Records. Part of the label's first set of roster included hip-hop acts ronrookie, Vambre, Bad Dee, Ram Millr, Ricochét, Wolbsgvng, Kiervy, Aliya, and TRA₱ BOY$.[7]

On the same month, Honcho released "Disorder" as part of the label launch. A self-produced track together with NOVWLZ co-founder Archie Malate, "Disorder" is described as a hard-hitting, beat-heavy single that captures the chaos, conflict, and clarity of navigating a world that constantly pulls you in different directions by entertainment publication Pikapika.[8] From one track to another, "Disorder" was followed by the release of "Talk To Me" (featuring Tanikala) with an accompanying music video[9], which gained a hundred thousand views two weeks from release.[10]

Discography

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Extended plays

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List of extended plays with selected details
Title Album Details Ref.
Rosario
Track listing
  • 1. "Ulap"
    (feat. Jekkpot, Brando, MC Einstein)
  • 2. "Yakapin"
    (feat. JRoa)
  • 3. "Pagkakamali (Live Version)"
  • 4. "Rosario"
    (feat. Flow G, Skusta Clee)
[11]
M.E (Marcus & Ethan)
Track listing
  • 1. "247"
  • 2. "Little One"
  • 3. "Liam"
[12]

As a lead artist

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As Bosx1ne

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Title Year Album Label Ref.
"Aayusin Kita"
(feat. Mckoy, Emcee Rhenn, Jekkpot) 		2015 Non-album singles Ex Battalion Music [13]
"Fuck Buddy"
(featuring Skusta Clee) 		2016 [14]
"Number One Rule"
(featuring H Beat) 		2017 [15]
"Di Na Muna" 2018 [16]
"Miss Flawless"
(with Flow G featuring Sachzna) 		2019 [17]

As Honcho

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Title Year Album Label Ref.
"Flower"
(featuring Bullet-D) 		2020 Non-album singles Ex Battalion Music [18]
"Pasensya Na"
(featuring Jekkpot, Skusta Clee) 		[19]
"Kasalanan" 2022 Ex Battalion Music/DeeFyre Records [20]
"Tamang Panahon"
(featuring Floydiebanks, Thugprince) 		DeeFyre Records [21]
"KATAWAN"
(with Jemay Santiago, BLuNaYr featuring EIJ) 		2023 Independent [22]
"Kaya Pala" 2024 DeeFyre Records [23]
"Captain" [24]
"Kasal Kana" [25]
"Wag Kang Tanga"
(with Hambog Ng Sagpro) 		2025 Asero Records [26]
"GateKups"
(with Ritzz) 		DeeFyre Records [27]
"Ginto" [28]
"Sobrang Latina"
(with DollaPooch and Kairos Graphein) 		HighLife Records [29]
"Disorder" NOVWLZ [8]
"Talk To Me"
(featuring Tanikala) 		[30]

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Notes

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References

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Honcho, born Mark Ezekiel Maglasang on June 13, 1995, is a Filipino rapper, singer, and songwriter known for his contributions to the Pinoy hip-hop scene. Formerly performing under the stage name Bosx1ne, he founded the hip-hop collective in the mid-2010s, which rose to prominence with relatable tracks blending rap and R&B elements. Ex Battalion, under Honcho's leadership, debuted with the single "Darating Din" in 2015 and released their self-titled 15-track album X the following year, featuring hits such as "No Games" and "Hayaan Mo Sila," which peaked at number two on Philippine charts and revitalized interest in local hip-hop. The group's success extended to major performances, including their first large-scale concert EVOLUXION in 2021 at the Araneta Coliseum, showcasing their evolution from street battles to mainstream appeal. Transitioning to a solo career under the moniker Honcho, he released the breakout single "Pasensya Na" featuring Jekkpot and in 2020, which amassed over 11 million streams on and became a staple in OPM (Original Pilipino Music) playlists. Subsequent works include albums like Pasensya Na (2020), Bullet Sun (2022), and Sobrang Latina (latest release as of 2025), solidifying his status with 217,000 monthly listeners and a catalog exceeding 24 million total streams as of November 2025. His music often explores themes of , , and resilience, maintaining a signature laid-back flow that resonates with Filipino audiences.

Early life

Childhood in Cebu

Mark Ezekiel Maglasang, professionally known as Honcho (formerly Bosx1ne), was born on June 13, 1995, in , .

Entry into music

Honcho, born Mark Ezekiel Maglasang and initially performing under the stage name Bosx1ne, began his foray into music during his early teenage years in the . He honed his skills through participation in local rap contests and impromptu street performances, which were common avenues for aspiring hip-hop artists in urban and suburban communities. These grassroots experiences allowed him to develop his lyrical delivery and stage presence amid competitive environments typical of the Philippine rap scene at the time.

Career

Formation of Ex Battalion and early success (2012–2019)

Ex Battalion was formed in 2012 in , Philippines, by rapper Bosx1ne (later known as Honcho), along with rap battle emcees Jekkpot and Cent, initially as a rap battle group emerging from various underground rap scenes. The group began participating in local rap battles and fiestas, gradually expanding its roster by incorporating additional members from similar underground circles, including , , and others, to form a collective focused on Filipino hip-hop. Bosx1ne served as the founder and de facto leader, driving the group's early production and performances without formal management. The collective's debut single "Darating Din" was released on October 13, 2015. The group released its debut album, X, on February 3, 2016, featuring 15 tracks that showcased their raw, street-oriented rap style, including early singles like "No Games." Building momentum, Ex Battalion held its first major concert, "Freshman Class," on August 19, 2017, at Angelis Resort in Marikina City, marking a shift from local battles to larger live audiences. Their breakthrough came with the single "Hayaan Mo Sila," a collaboration with O.C. Dawgs released on November 6, 2017, which quickly gained traction through its music video and relatable lyrics about ignoring critics. By early 2018, "Hayaan Mo Sila" had amassed nearly 20 million views before facing a temporary takedown due to a claim, yet it rebounded to peak at number 2 on the Philippine Top 20 chart, solidifying Ex Battalion's nationwide prominence. The track's success, combined with cumulative views approaching 200 million across their catalog, propelled the group into mainstream OPM (Original Pilipino Music) circles, leading to high-profile TV appearances like on and attracting comedian as their manager. Through 2019, Ex Battalion continued building on this momentum with additional releases, including an EP, while maintaining their core identity as a hip-hop collective revitalizing local rap through origins and viral hits.

Name change and group tensions (2020–2022)

In mid-2020, Mark Maglasang, the founder of and previously known by the stage name Bosx1ne, adopted the Honcho for his musical output, debuting it on the single "Pasensya na" featuring fellow group members Jekkpot and , released on August 10, 2020. This rebranding coincided with a period of shifting dynamics within the group, as navigated post-success challenges following their 2018 breakthrough hits. The group's success culminated in their first major live concert, EVOLUXION, held on December 11, 2021, at the and streamed online. Tensions within escalated over the next two years, particularly involving Honcho and member (Daryl Ruiz). By 2022, these issues came to a head, with reports of interpersonal conflicts disrupting group activities. Honcho's absence was notably evident in the music video for the group's single "Chismis," released on August 5, 2022, which featured , Brando, , King Badger, and Emcee Rhenn but omitted Honcho despite his foundational role. The track "Chismis" addressed rumors and internal strife through its lyrics, with lines alluding to betrayal, theft, and the decision to remove a disloyal member, such as King Badger's verse stating, "Mas maganda kung i-kick out na lang / 'Di na kailangan pang magmalaki pa" (It would be better if we just kick you out / No need to boast anymore). Shortly after, on , , outlet Abante reported that Honcho had left the group following an alleged physical altercation in which he punched , based on accounts from a vlogger and fan reactions to the cryptic posts by group members, including Skusta Clee's claim that the lineup was "complete" without Honcho. Fans expressed shock and divided loyalties, highlighting Honcho's early contributions to the group's rise while criticizing the remaining members for turning against their leader.

Solo career and independent releases (2023–present)

Following his departure from in late 2022, Honcho, born Mark Ezekiel Maglasang, transitioned to a solo career in 2023, establishing his DeeFyre Records to manage his releases. His early solo output emphasized personal themes of resilience and self-reliance, often delivered through trap-influenced Pinoy hip-hop tracks. One of his initial collaborations that year was "KATAWAN," a sensual R&B-pop rap single featuring Jemay Santiago, BLuNaYr, and EIJ, released on February 3, 2023, which highlighted his versatility in blending melodic flows with guest artists outside his former group. In November 2023, Honcho released his first independent project under DeeFyre Records, a three-track EP including "247," "Little One," and "Liam," distributed digitally via streaming platforms. These songs explored introspective narratives about daily struggles and relationships, marking a shift toward more autonomous production and lyrical introspection compared to his group-era work. The EP's release underscored his commitment to independent artistry, with all tracks produced in-house by his label. Honcho's 2024 output intensified amid ongoing tensions with , beginning with the single "Kaya Pala" on January 1, a direct response to perceived disses from his former bandmates, where he asserted his ability to succeed solo through confident, boastful bars in Bisaya and Tagalog. This was followed by "" on January 17, another DeeFyre release that reinforced themes of leadership and independence. Later that year, he featured on Ronnie Villa's "Apas" with Kali Hoods on May 6, delivering a verse in Bisaya that addressed personal growth and separation from past associations. In August, H Beat's "Go" featured Honcho on August 26, where his lyrics explicitly critiqued dynamics, amplifying the feud through raw, confrontational delivery. These tracks collectively amassed millions of streams, establishing Honcho's solo presence in the Philippine hip-hop scene. By 2025, Honcho continued his prolific independent run with DeeFyre, releasing "Ginto" on May 11, a trap single celebrating material success and perseverance. This was quickly followed by "Sobrang Latina" on June 5 under HighLife Records, a collaboration blending upbeat rhythms with romantic undertones. Additional features included "KAHIT ANO" (Orphic Records feat. Jayzz & Honcho) on July 24 and "Nananabik" (Don Gab feat. Honcho & Lasito Uno) on August 8, showcasing his ongoing role as a sought-after collaborator while prioritizing solo-led projects. Other singles like "Wag Kang Tanga" (with Hambog Ng Sagpro) on February 14 and "GateKups" (with Ritzz) on April 14 further diversified his catalog, focusing on streetwise narratives and humor, with streams reflecting sustained fan engagement amid his label's growth.

Feuds and controversies

Feud with

In August 2022, tensions within came to a head when founding member Honcho, born Mark Ezekiel Maglasang, was reportedly involved in a physical altercation with fellow member , real name Daryl Ruiz. According to a by rapper Makagago, Honcho allegedly punched during the incident, leading to Honcho's immediate departure from the group. This fallout marked a significant rift, as Honcho had been instrumental in forming in 2016 alongside . Skusta Clee confirmed the split indirectly through a post on , sharing a group photo of the remaining core members—excluding Honcho—with the caption "Kumpleto walang kulang," translating to "complete, nothing missing." The post fueled among fans about the permanence of Honcho's exit, especially given the group's history of internal dynamics during their rise to prominence in Filipino hip-hop. Honcho did not publicly comment on the altercation at the time, but his absence became evident in subsequent group activities. The feud escalated musically shortly after, with Ex Battalion releasing the single "Chismis" on August 5, 2022, featuring verses from , Brando, , King Badger, and Emcee Rhenn—but notably without Honcho. The track, produced by Roko Tensei and distributed via Ex Battalion Music, addressed themes of and betrayal, coinciding with the timing of the group's internal drama. It amassed over 17 million views on , highlighting the ongoing public interest in their discord. By early 2024, the conflict reignited when member Yuridope (Elvin Santos) released "Brrt Pow!" on January 1, 2024, featuring and Emcee Rhenn. The track, uploaded to under Yuridope's official channel, continued to reference past grievances with Honcho, underscoring unresolved tensions two years after his departure. This release represented a direct musical continuation of the , as the group maintained their lineup without Honcho while advancing their catalog independently.

Involvement in other collaborations and disputes

Following his departure from Ex Battalion, Honcho pursued independent projects under his label DeeFyre Records, focusing on solo releases while engaging in select collaborations with emerging Filipino artists. In 2024, he featured on Ronnie Villa's track "Apas" alongside Kali Hoods, where Honcho delivered a verse primarily in Bisaya, blending regional linguistic elements with his signature trap-influenced flow. The song, part of Villa's album Presidential, highlighted Honcho's versatility in contributing to upbeat, party-oriented hip-hop tracks. In 2025, Honcho collaborated with DollaPooch and Kairos Graphein on "Sobrang Latina," a high-energy single emphasizing themes of attraction and , which garnered in the Philippine OPM (Original Pilipino Music) scene for its infectious rhythm and multilingual lyrics. Additionally, he appeared on Jemay Santiago's "Katawan," a sensual R&B-rap fusion that explored and desire, showcasing Honcho's ability to adapt his raw delivery to more melodic productions. In 2025, Honcho continued building his solo catalog through features on tracks by up-and-coming rappers. He contributed to HBOM's "Istorya," a reflective single delving into personal narratives and relationships, produced by Jj Productions and released as part of HBOM's growing . Later that year, Honcho joined Don Gab and Lasito Uno on "Nananabik," an emotive hip-hop piece centered on longing and emotional vulnerability, with production by Clinxy Beats; the track's lyric video emphasized its introspective tone and collaborative synergy. These partnerships underscored Honcho's role in mentoring and elevating lesser-known talents within the Filipino hip-hop landscape. Regarding disputes outside his primary conflict with , Honcho has largely avoided high-profile feuds, maintaining a focus on music production amid occasional fan speculation fueled by . However, tensions arose in April 2025 when former Ex Battalion associate Emcee Rhenn, along with King Badger, , Brando, and , released the diss track "Legacy" under the Legacy Ex-Battalion banner, accusing him of disloyalty and creative theft—allegations that Honcho addressed indirectly through cryptic posts without escalating to a full response. This episode, while tied to lingering group dynamics, drew separate attention due to Rhenn's solo pursuits. No further major controversies have been reported as of November 2025.

Musical style and artistry

Genres and influences

Honcho's music is rooted in Pinoy hip hop, a localized variant of hip hop that incorporates , slang, and cultural references, often blending it with trap elements characterized by heavy bass, hi-hats, and rhythmic flows. His work also draws on alternative hip hop and R&B influences, creating a hybrid sound that features melodic hooks and introspective . In his solo releases and contributions to , Honcho employs powerful trap beats paired with catchy R&B melodies, addressing themes of love, loss, and personal struggles through realistic narratives infused with Filipino expressions. This style reflects the broader evolution of Original Pilipino Music (OPM) in the hip-hop sphere, where trap production techniques meet emotional, storytelling-driven verses. While specific personal influences on Honcho are not extensively documented in public interviews, his output aligns closely with the Filipino trap and hip-hop collective scene, evident in collaborations with artists like , , and King Badger, who share similar genre foundations in urban and rhythmic .

Themes and vocal style

Honcho's frequently center on themes of , heartbreak, and personal relationships, often reflecting the emotional complexities of romance and regret. In songs like "Kasalanan," he explores guilt and the desire to undo past mistakes in a romantic context, with lines such as "Gusto ko nang ibalik ang nakaraan / Pero hindi ko magawa kasi nand'yan / Na ang mga kasalanan," highlighting about relational failures. Similarly, tracks such as "Pasensya Na" delve into pleas for amid heartbreak and life struggles, portraying in the face of loss. These narratives are infused with Filipino cultural elements, including local slang and everyday experiences, which ground his in relatable, street-level authenticity. Beyond romance, Honcho's work touches on self-discovery, perseverance, and the challenges of , as seen in "Tamang Panahon," where he emphasizes timing and resilience in overcoming personal obstacles. His solo releases and earlier contributions to often incorporate motivational undertones, blending tales of triumph over adversity with subtle nods to Filipino societal pressures, such as familial expectations and urban hardships. This thematic focus prioritizes emotional depth over bravado, using concise, narrative-driven verses to connect with listeners on a personal level. Vocally, Honcho employs a smooth, emotive delivery that fuses R&B melodies with hip-hop rhythms, creating a melodic rap style characterized by versatility. He shifts seamlessly between reflective, introspective tones in balladic tracks and more energetic, rhythmic flows in upbeat numbers, enhancing the emotional weight of his lyrics. This adaptability is evident in collaborations like "Bisyo," where his layered vocals convey and through a blend of sung hooks and spoken-word elements. Overall, his approach prioritizes expressiveness, making his performances both accessible and impactful within the Filipino hip-hop landscape.

Personal life

Family and marriage

Honcho, born Mark Ezekiel Maglasang, married Erika Tolosa Maglasang in a ceremony held at Fernbrook Gardens in 2013. The event was documented in an on-site wedding video shared by Music, capturing the couple's vows and celebrations. Little public information is available regarding Honcho's children or extended family, though unverified reports suggest he has two children; as he has maintained a relatively private personal life amid his music career. However, no verified details on offspring have been reported in reputable sources.

Public persona and activism

Honcho has cultivated a public persona as a resilient and authentic figure in Filipino hip-hop, emphasizing independence and creative control following his split from in 2022. As the former leader of the group, he is often portrayed as a trailblazer who popularized a raw, accessible style of rap that resonates with urban youth, blending bravado with reflections on personal growth and societal pressures. His solo endeavors highlight a shift toward more introspective and socially aware expressions, distancing himself from earlier criticisms of superficiality in his group's music while maintaining a streetwise, unapologetic demeanor. In terms of , Honcho engages primarily through his , contributing to tracks that address social inequities and encourage perseverance amid adversity. On Gloc-9's 2021 single "Sa 'kin 'Yan," Honcho delivers verses critiquing societal hierarchies and the pursuit of superficial success, urging listeners to embrace hard work and humility over envy or fame. Similarly, in the 2022 collaboration "Sabi Nila" with Agsunta band and , he tackles the toxicity of bashing and negativity, promoting resilience in the face of public scrutiny—a theme that mirrors his own experiences with group tensions and online discourse. More recently, Honcho's feature on Hambog ng Sagpro's "Bayang Di Magiliw 3" (2025) exemplifies his willingness to confront political issues, with verses decrying corruption, , and the disconnect between leaders and the masses, while affirming national pride amid systemic failures. This track calls for collective awareness and unity across divides to challenge inequality, positioning Honcho as a voice for disillusioned . Through such works, he advocates for without formal organizational involvement, using hip-hop as a platform to amplify marginalized perspectives.

Discography

Extended plays

Honcho released his debut , Rosario, on April 4, 2021. The project, consisting of four tracks, showcases his versatility in Filipino hip-hop through introspective themes and collaborations with prominent artists from the local scene.
TitleRelease dateFormat(s)Label(s)
RosarioApril 4, 2021Digital download, streamingIndependent
Honcho released his second extended play, [M.E (Marcus & Ethan)](/page/M.E_(Marcus_&_Ethan), on November 23, 2023. Issued under his label DeeFyre Records, the three-track project explores personal themes with a focus on family and introspection.
TitleRelease dateFormat(s)Label(s)
M.E (Marcus & Ethan)November 23, 2023Digital download, streamingDeeFyre Records

Track listing

Rosario

No.TitleFeaturingLength
1UlapJekkpot, Brando, MC Einstein4:16
2YakapinJohn Roa3:45
3Pagkakamali (Live Version)—3:20
4Rosario, 4:24

M.E (Marcus & Ethan)

No.TitleFeaturingLength
1247—2:47
2Little One—3:21
3—3:29

Singles

Honcho's singles discography reflects his transition from group collaborations with to independent solo releases, often blending Pinoy hip-hop with trap elements and introspective lyrics on relationships and personal struggles. His early singles were tied to the collective, but post-2022, following the group's internal disputes, he focused on solo projects under his own label, DeeFyre Records. These tracks have achieved significant streaming success on platforms like and , with several amassing millions of views and streams in the . Notable singles include "Pasensya Na" featuring Jekkpot and , released in 2020 as one of his last major releases with . The song, which apologizes for relational shortcomings, became a viral hit with over 29 million views as of November 2025, highlighting Honcho's melodic rap style. In 2022, amid his departure from the group, Honcho launched his solo era with "Kasalanan," a reflective track on guilt and sin in love, produced by GC Beats and The Cr8ors. This single marked his independent comeback and resonated with fans through its emotional vulnerability. Later that year, he released "Tamang Panahon" featuring Floydiebanks and Thugprince, emphasizing timing and fate in romance, which further solidified his solo presence. Subsequent releases expanded his catalog, including "KATAWAN" with Jemay Santiago in 2023, addressing and attraction, and gaining traction in the local hip-hop scene. His 2024 single "Kasal Kana" delves into themes of and commitment, continuing his trend of personal storytelling. Among these, "Tampo" stands out as one of his most streamed songs, with over 57,600 page views on as of 2025, capturing sulking and reconciliation in relationships. In 2024, "Kaya Pala" explored themes of realization in love. Recent 2025 releases include "GateKups," "Ginto," and "Sobrang Latina" featuring DollaPooch and Graphein, maintaining his laid-back flow and resilience motifs.
TitleYearFeatured Artist(s)Notes
Pasensya Na2020Jekkpot, Ex Battalion era; over 29M views as of November 2025
Kasalanan2022NoneSolo debut; themes of
Tamang Panahon2022Floydiebanks, ThugprinceFate and timing in love
KATAWAN2023Jemay SantiagoBody positivity and attraction
Tampo2023NoneMost popular on (57.6K views)
Kaya Pala2024NoneRealization in love
Kasal Kana2024None and commitment
Captain2024NoneLeadership and navigation motifs
GateKups2025NoneRecent solo release under DeeFyre Records
Ginto2025NoneRecent solo release under DeeFyre Records
Sobrang Latina2025DollaPooch, Kairos GrapheinLatest release as of November 2025

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