Sizwe Sibiya
What seemed to be Big Zulu’s successful attempt to bring back the rap game has taken an unprecedented wrong turn. Now after dissing K.O, he has found himself on the wrong side of a diss track.
With his latest release titled “150 Bars”, the Inkabi Nation record label owner made last weekend an eventful one by dragging rappers’ names through the mud.
Cassper Nyovest was the first to get dissed on the song, which was released on Friday, 19 August. Other names treated the same way were Emtee, Stogie T, AKA and K.O.
But K.O did not take the diss track lightly. He quickly released a diss track of his own on Monday, 22 August, calling it the “Omega Freestyle” to give Big Zulu a taste of his own medicine.
K.O is known for being unapologetic whenever he spits a curse in his verses. He started his “sacrificial ritual” of Inkabi (a bull) with the cover image of the song (above), which complements its title and seriously insults Big Zulu, who often wears the “Omega” sandals.
“iBack and forth is not gonna happen, it’s just a teachable moment, but if it escalates I am up for the challenge,” raps K.O on the 2:42-minute-long song, making it clear that he is not afraid of Big Zulu.
Emtee got the hardest knock from Big Zulu’s “150 Bars”, but he totally missed the point and during a live video on his Instagram went on to play a victim who’s only willing to challenge rappers if they go “song by song”.
Meanwhile K.O, who recently released a single titled “Sete” featuring Young Stunna and Blxckie for his upcoming album SR3 (Skhanda Republic 3), has made the 14-track-long album available for pre-save before its official release date on 16 September.
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