A-Reece Shuts Down Fans’ Conspiracy As He Praises Kane Keid’s Progress
A-Reece Shuts Down Fans’ Conspiracy As He Praises Kane Keid’s Progress. South African rapper A-Reece has once again proven that he’s not here for the drama, especially when it comes to fan-manufactured beef. In a surprising but refreshing twist, the Paradise hitmaker took to social media to shut down speculation around fellow rapper Kane Keid’s EP Not Famous and its performance on the charts.
Fans had been alleging that Kane Keid’s project wasn’t doing numbers because of remarks he previously made about A-Reece not being as versatile as Nasty C — a comment that sparked minor controversy in the hip-hop community. But instead of firing back or fueling the narrative, A-Reece responded with maturity and a touch of self-deprecating humour.
“Can’t be. I fell off a long time ago,” A-Reece remarked, subtly brushing off any notion that his name still holds sway over another artist’s success or failure. The rapper didn’t stop there. In a surprising show of support, A-Reece went on to praise Kane Keid’s growth and the early success of Not Famous.
“In my opinion, I think he’s doing good. The EP debuted very well on the day of release,” he said. “For someone who used to pray for 50 plays on Audiomack, I’m pretty sure he’s proud of himself regardless of what the charts say at this point.”
The remarks, though subtle, signal a maturity from A-Reece that resonates beyond just his fan base. In an industry often defined by petty feuds and ego-driven reactions, his measured response showcases a rare kind of leadership — the kind that recognizes the struggles of younger artists and applauds progress, even from critics.
