Emtee Responds To Criticism Towards His Red Bull 64 Bars Freestyle
Emtee Responds To Criticism Towards His Red Bull 64 Bars Freestyle. Emtee’s name is synonymous with raw talent and unapologetic lyricism. However, his recent Red Bull 64 Bars Freestyle has stirred up quite a commotion among fans and critics alike.
Known for his candidness both on and off the mic, Emtee took to social media to address the mixed reactions his freestyle has garnered. The famed rapper dropped his 64 Bars Freestyle as part of Red Bull’s esteemed series, which has become a platform for artists to showcase their lyrical prowess.
However, while some fans hailed Emtee‘s performance as a lyrical masterpiece, others were less than impressed, citing concerns over the content and delivery. Taking to Twitter (X), Emtee defended his freestyle stating that he did well. The Roll Up hitmaker admitted that the mastering might’ve been bad but not his raps. “Ion know what y’all on. This shit fire to me. The mixing might be off n shit but bitch I’m flowing,” Emtee said.
Indeed, Emtee‘s unapologetic attitude has been a hallmark of his career, with his music often reflecting the struggles and triumphs of his life journey. From the gritty streets of South Africa to the glitz and glamour of the music industry, Emtee has never shied away from confronting the harsh realities of his past and present
In his raw and impassioned freestyle, Emtee delves deep into the turbulent waters of his past struggles, painting a vivid picture of the trials and tribulations he faced before ascending to the pinnacle of fame. Through his lyrical prowess, he not only recounts his journey but also sheds light on the success he has achieved in the game.
“I dont play with these boys I’m the coach/ I dont follow like sheep I’m the GOAT/ Nowadays I’ve been selling out shows/ We was trapping had nowhere to go, we used to sleep on the floor,” Emtee raps in the first line of his freestyle.
Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Emtee’s Red Bull 64 Bars Freestyle has sparked a conversation within the hip-hop community—one that goes beyond mere music and delves into the very essence of what it means to be an artist in today’s world.
