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Big Zulu’s R3 Million McLaren Sparks Emtee’s Tongue-in-Cheek Reaction

LovabledanielsNovember 23, 202444 Views

Big Zulu’s R3 Million McLaren Sparks Emtee’s Tongue-in-Cheek Reaction. South African hip-hop is no stranger to rivalries, and it seems Big Zulu and Emtee’s simmering tension has found fresh fuel after a recent flashy purchase.

Big Zulu, known for his larger-than-life persona, made headlines this week after reports surfaced that he had bought himself a McLaren 570S, a luxury sports car valued at around R3 million. The lavish purchase quickly became the talk of the town, with fans and industry players chiming in on the news. However, one comment stood out—Emtee’s sly jab: “Agcwalal ama garage at least” (loosely translated to “At least fill up the garages”).

This comment, dripping with sarcasm, sent social media into a frenzy, reigniting the ongoing feud between the two artists.

The animosity between Big Zulu and Emtee dates back to their back-and-forths, with subtle (and not-so-subtle) digs traded in songs, interviews, and social media. In 2022, Big Zulu fired shots with his diss track 150 Bars, calling out Emtee among other artists.

Emtee didn’t hold back, responding on social media with dismissive remarks about Big Zulu’s approach to rap, often framing him as more of a “style-over-substance” figure in the game. While things cooled off for a while, Big Zulu’s new wheels seem to have reignited the rivalry.

The interaction between Big Zulu and Emtee highlights the complexities of relationships in SA hip-hop. While competition is often the name of the game, moments of camaraderie—like Big Zulu’s congratulatory message for DIY 3—remind fans that even rivals can appreciate each other’s craft.

For now, the two continue to dominate headlines, whether it’s through music, lavish purchases, or social media exchanges. As Big Zulu takes his McLaren for a spin and Emtee prepares for his next big move, fans are left wondering: could there be a truce on the horizon, or will the beef keep sizzling? Only time will tell in the ever-dramatic world of SA hip-hop.