Big Zulu Details Why He Did Not Diss A-Reece

Big Zulu Details Why He Did Not Diss A-Reece. Talk of a savoured moment in SA hip hop, Big Zulu did serve the rap game with one on Friday following the release of his 150 Bars diss track.

Big Zulu rocked the game after he fired shots at big-name players in SA hip hop, with only a few managing to respond, it’s still clear that the rest caught feelings about it. Despite taking jabs at most of the big names in SA rap, Big Zulu also left out several rappers and A-Reece is one of them.

Big Zulu took to Instagram live and explained why he left out other rappers including A-Reece in his diss track. He started by saying; “I noticed that a lot of people questioned why did I not include A-Reece in the track.”

He continued, somewhat cautiously, by saying that, in order to speak about A-Reece, he actually doesn’t know him all that well. He claimed the rappers he mentioned in the diss track were people whom he knew certain things, thus he spoke about known and factual things.

“Maybe I need to release 200 [bars]. Some people I do not know very well. The things I said on 150 bars are things that are real and happening. So I won’t just lie about a person. To be honest, I do not really know A-Reece that well, yes I see that he trends on social media but I do not know him.

Big Zulu went on and admitted that he has listened to some of A-Reece songs when he was signed with Ambitiouz Entertainment. “I’m not saying what he does is not right and I do not really know English that well, I cannot rap in English. Plus I last heard his songs on the radio during his time with the record label that exploits people,” he said taking a dig at the record label.

Big Zulu grabbed the limelight over the weekend, but that moment was short-lived after K.O also responded to his 150 Bars diss track. Other rappers such as Duncan and Cassper Nyovest are also said to be preparing their reply to Big Zulu. Its all to be seen if the Nkabi Records boss will put this to an end once and for all with another diss track to rappers who have responded.