Mucktar Khan (born February 2nd, 1999), professionally known as MizOrMac, is a British rapper originating from Kennington, South East London. He is a part of the notorious UK Drill collective Harlem Spartans.

Alongside his Harlem Spartan counterparts he is credited as one of the pioneers of the UK Drill insurgence in the mid-to-late-2010’s. Being widely known for his skippy rapping technique, unique flow and polished cadence, Mizzy has gone on to claim his rightful spot on the UK Drill mount rushmore.

Alongside with HS, he featured on viral sensations such as “Kennington Where It Started”, “Call Me A Spartan” and “Kent Nizzy”, all of which have been considered as some of the most influential UK Drill songs ever, arguing that it bred the sound that has gone on to stamp the genre as it’s own entity. So much so, the group even garnered a popular shoutout from Canadian superstar Drake.

In February 2017, Mizzy was intercepted by London’s Met Trident alongside close friend and common collaborator, fellow Harlem Spartan member Blanco, for an alleged planned attack on their enemies where he was caught with a .32 revolver handgun. The duo were later found guilty, with Mizzy being sentenced to 6 years. He was later released in May of 2020 and returned with his debut solo single, “Return of the Mac” which became a viral sensation. He also went on to feature on fellow popular HS member Loski’s 2020 single “On Me”.

In December 2020, MizOrMac was arrested and recalled back to prison, this time under investigation of a heavier charge of an alleged attempted murder to which he was facing up to 10 to 15 years imprisonment. During his recall, Mizzy received a co-sign from East London rapper J Hus who cited his as one of his favourite Drill rappers ever. In April 2022, following a 5-week trail, he was acquitted of all attempted murder charges and is set to be released.