On Thursday evening, December 18, 2025, Warsaw's COS Torwar became an arena of unexpected musical event. During Mata's final concert as part of the tour "Mata Tour 2040", the stage featured controversial influencer and rapper Fagata (Agata Fąk). Her guest performance not only surprised fans, but also lit up discussions online.
Background Cooperation: From Influencer to Rap Star
Mata, or Michał Matczak, is one of the most popular Polish rappers of the young generation, known for hits such as "Patointeligence" or the album "Young Matczak". On November 4, the duo released a music video for a joint song "HATERS GONNA HATE", which quickly became a virale. Fagata, known for its provocative style and controversial content on social platforms, underwent metamorphosis from influencer to aspiring rapper. Mata promoted it intensively, including through sessions with Cybertruck and a robot associated with his brand.
Sensational Performance: Snippet and Provocation
During the concert, Mata greeted Fagata with a hug and introduced her to the audience with words: "I wanted to tell you something. This isn't just about money. I signed Fagata because I think she is the best rapper in Poland." Fagata replied: "The best rap and rapper in Poland on one stage." The artist appeared on stage in a provocative outfit – a black lace dress – and performed a snappet of their common issue "HATERS GONNA HATE". She was accompanied by the dancer Natalisa, and the whole was complemented by special effects: smoke, lights and close-up on the large screen. Fagata did not hesitate to turn up the atmosphere, asking the crowd, "Are there any s...y c.pki?", what happened to the enthusiastic response. After the duet she performed her solo single.
Reactions: Euphoria in the Hall, Storm in the Network
The audience on Torwara reacted with euphoria – cheers and cheers showed that Mata's fans accepted a new collaboration. But there was no lack of controversy. On the video network, hundreds of thousands of views quickly gathered from the show, but opinions are divided. Some netizens praise Fagata for their courage and energy, others criticize the promotion of "kore*Things and Degrengoladas", as one of the commentators put it. Comments under posts on X (formerly Twitter) They are hesitant from the delights ("We live in wonderful times") to the harsh words ("I don’t know who is the greater".**(em). Despite the negatives, such polarization perfectly fits the image of Fagata, who has been building a career on provocation and controversy for years
What's next? PGE National on Horizon?
Fagata's performance at Mata's is not the end of surprises. Raper announced that the cooperation would continue and fans speculated about her participation in subsequent concerts, including the National PGE.
