SA Hip Hop Fans Criticize A-Reece For Ghosting US Producer Black Metaphor

SA Hip Hop Fans Criticize A-Reece For Ghosting US Producer Black Metaphor. South African hip hop sensation A-Reece has found himself in the midst of controversy as fans criticize him for allegedly ghosting renowned US producer Black Metaphor.

Taking to Twitter (X), an A-Reece fan exclaimed that the music industry seemed reluctant to collaborate with the Paradise hitmaker. “I donno why yall quiet slimes!! @madeintyo has two songs with Reece on the vault. @JoeyFatts & Reece refusing to give us the tape it’s Kool. @BlackMetaphor &@EdwardJNixon refusing too with songs they have with him. @emteerecords taking long time to drop that Reece feature,” read the post.

In response, Black Metaphor defended himself stating that he has not refused to work with the Pretoria-based rapper, but rather it is Reece who has gone silent about working with the US Producer. “I’m not refusing to do a song with him. I been tryna reach out. He ghost now,” he said.

Upon discovering A-Reece’s decision to ignore the renowned US producer, it came as a profound shock to many, stirring up intense dissatisfaction even among his staunchest supporters. Criticism has long surrounded A-Reece regarding his approach to various aspects of his rap career.

Fans and observers have often closely examined A-Reece’s decisions, ranging from his artistic expressions to his business ventures. However, the recent revelation has caused some fans to withdraw their defence of the rapper.

The collaboration between A-Reece and Black Metaphor on “Couldn’t Have Said It Better Pt.3” (CHSIB) has forged a strong synergy. Released on March 27, 2022, the project sparked excitement among hip-hop fans who were impressed by the music and the partnership between Reece and the esteemed US hip-hop producer.