Taha Fahssi (Arabic: طه فحصي, born 3 August 1996), known by his stage name ElGrandeToto or Toto, is a Moroccan rapper, typically blending Darija, French, and English into his songs and performances.

[4] In 2020, Fahssi lost his mother and released the song "Mghayer" in her tribute on 5 January 2021, which is now the most-viewed music video on his YouTube channel with over 83 million views.

[7] As Morocco's main sport is football, Toto has found a liking to it, being a supporter of Wydad AC (revealed in "Pablo" (2017), when he says: "Wydadi nebghi l'7amra wakha lwalid farawi").

On 12 May 2022 while performing at the Megarama, Casablanca, ElGrandeToto received his first music recording certification from his collaboration with the Nigerian Afrobeats singer CKay on the remix of his 2021 hit song "Love Nwantiti".

He also announced dates in the United States, but he wrote on his Instagram story, he had been having troubles with the visas and the concerts in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., and New York ended up being cancelled.

ElGrandeToto revealed in an interview on Le Warm Up FM on YouTube that he did not expect the Montréal crowd to know all the lyrics of his entire album within only a week of the release of 27.

In October 2022, Taha Fahssi publicly apologized after sparking a controversy about cannabis consumption during a festival's press conference in September 2022, where he defended his recreational use of the drug as following: "I smoke hash -- so what? ...

[20][21] On July 20, 2023, a concert in Madrid turned controversial when El Grande Toto had a strong negative reaction to a fan's act of cultural appreciation.

However, when a fan performed this gesture by placing 20 euro notes onto El Grande Toto's shirt, the rapper interpreted it as a humiliating act.