''Umncgwabo U Friday"- Duncan Invites Mzansi To Big Zulu's "Funeral"

Duncan has announced that the "funeral is on Friday" and we are all invited. The musician has been cooking up a storm in the studio. He's ready to hit back at Big Zulu after he released a diss song aimed at Duncan and other renowned South African male artists.

Read More: Big Zulu Explains Why He Did Not Diss A-Reece

In 150 Bars, Big Zulu dissed Cassper Nyovest, Nasty C, Slik Talk, and Stogie T's career, K.O, and others who think they are untouchable in the industry. His message was clear, he isn't afraid of any of them.

Big Zulu claimed he asked Duncan for a feature and he denied saying he was weak. According to him, Duncan is cold now, and his last hit was Tsiki Tsiki.

In a social media post, Duncan shared "Sorry for the long wait, I just wanted to let you know that the funeral is on Sunday," he teased his upcoming diss track.

The legendary rapper also shared artwork of the track titled Big Nd*nu (Umngcwabo).

Duncan said everyone should wear all black tomorrow as he prepares to lay "Big Zulu to rest."

AKA is also one of Mzansi's artists who responded to his diss track. He expressed his disapproval "You can’t make a diss track then big everyone up at the end, That’s not Hip Hop," AKA tweeted.

You can’t make a diss track then big everyone up at the end. That’s not Hip Hop.

— AKA (@akaworldwide) August 21, 2022

AKA further said he would not be releasing a diss song to hit back at Big Zulu.

No thank you. I’m just focused on making the best music I can for the Megacy. I’ve spent a lot of time on beef and all types of nonsense over the past few years. I will most definitely be sitting this one out. 💜 https://t.co/x7zGZjE9MZ

— AKA (@akaworldwide) August 23, 2022

Many realized that Big Zulu did not diss A-Reece who is one of Mzansi's most gifted rappers. In an Instagram live, the Imali Eningi hitmaker explained why he did not diss him.

He does not know the rapper well, so he did not want to lie about him because he believes what he said in the diss song is true.

"Maybe I need to release 200 [bars]. Some people I do not know very well. The things I said on 150 bars are things that are real and happening. So I won't just lie about a person. To be honest, I do not really know A-Reece that well, yes I see that he trends on social media but I do not know him.

"I'm not saying what he does is not right and I do not really know English that well, I cannot rap in English. Plus I last heard his songs on the radio during his time with the record label that exploits people," he said taking shots at Ambitiouz Entertainment once again.

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