Emtee doesn’t find Big Zulu’s new diss song funny and expresses his disappointment to his fans. The weekend of goes to Big Zulu as he single-handedly managed to stir up conversation throughout the country when he released 150 Bars Ke Hip Hop Dawg.
Rappers in the whole country came out of their hiding corners to respond, some positive and some, well, let’s say the battle lines have been drawn.
Inkabi dropped the single on Friday, as you all know by now, and time stopped for a couple of hours in the South African hip-hop genre clock. Inkabi went for everyone, including AKA and Ambitiouz Entertainment Record label, to which Emtee belonged.
Some of the big names in the game responded positively and accepted the challenge to drop 150 Bars to a beat.
Cassper Nyovest replied to the song simply saying, ” Rise, Nkabi…Ke Hip Hop Dawg!” Big Zulu approved.
Cassper Nyovest is also busking in his glory at the moment after he dropped a hit called ” put your hands up” the song is also hitting the charts hard.
KO said that the track made him and his team laugh; KO noted that he sees right through Big Zulu’s efforts.
“Not triggered enough to drop a response to dat, clout not in my DNA.”
His fans called him out, saying replying at all shows that he is triggered.
The one person who didn’t think this whole thing was funny is Emtee, who was Triggered!
The rapper was confused and angry. He took to his Instagram to start a live and went in hard.
Emtee started by challenging Inkabi to go song for song with him, saying that his music has more agility than Big Zulu’s.
He spoke about how people still go wild for his song called Roll Up, which he released in 2015 from his album Avery.
Emtee changed the entire Hip Hop game with this album, and he is still ripping the rewards of his work since then.
The hitmaker said he did nothing to provoke this attack from Inkabi and asked his fans to find out why he was receiving it. He said that Big Zulu was playing out of his league and coming for the artists who were bigger than him.
Emtee said 150 Bars was a clout-chasing tactic, and he would not entertain it.
Done noted that Big Zulu might have been clout chasing with the song but reminded everyone that what he did is something other rap artists were afraid to do for a long time in SA Hip Hop.
Watch Emtee’s response to Big Zulu below:
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