“Don’t act like kids don’t wanna sound like me,” Emtee On African Trap

I”Don’t act like kids don’t wanna sound like me,” Emtee On African Trap. A social media user recebtly confronted Emtee about the genre of his music African Trap by saying it’s not original.

As expected Emtee came through to defend the genre which he invented alongside Saudi and Sjava over 3 years ago. The Hip hop sub-genre has actually captured the interests of many hip hop lovers and upcoming rappers, although it is said to to have started in America, Antlanta – The Hustla is sure that there’s never been anything like African Trap before him.

“My mission is definitely to come up with something different because, to tell you the truth — and no disrespect to anybody who’s a South African rapper, but a lot of people wait for me to release something then they will release,” said Emtee back in 2018.

“It’s crazy because those same people are gonna diss me if I trip and fall or if I mistakenly show my private parts on the internet or stuff like that. My mission is to bring change in the sound, pioneer something. I’m already pioneering my sound, and you can hear when someone is trying to imitate it. My sound is trap, and one of the reasons some people don’t like or cosign me is because they’re listening to these old ass hatin’ ass niggas talking smack about us. So then they come back and go on Twitter, try act like some Einsteins like they know better when I’m here in the studio for weeks on end working on my craft. Not hanging out with celebrities, having coffee, chit-chatting about absolutely nothing,” he added.

The Johustleburg star made another statement of assurance that he is an inspiration to many people who are obsessed in sounding like him.

“Don’t act like u don’t know kids wanna sound like me, talk like me and show respect (IN REAL LIFE) like me. Rest,” he tweeted.

He went on to state why he is disrespectful sometimes on social media.

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— HUSTLE (@emteerecords) October 18, 2020