Flvme Details How He Buried His Beef With Emtee, Fans Praise Him for Being Matured: “He’s So Underrated”

Flvme Details How He Buried His Beef With Emtee, Fans Praise Him for Being Matured: “He’s So Underrated”

  • Flvme has detailed how he buried his beef with Emtee as they've been beefing since they left controversial record label, Ambitiouz Entertainment
  • The rapper was a guest in the latest episode of The Sobering Podcast and opened up about how Emtee pulled up on him and made sure they're good
  • Hip-hop heads praised Flvme for being matured enough to accept Emtee's apology after they shaded each other on social media

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Flvme has opened up about how he buried his beef with Emtee. The former Ambitiouz Entertainment artists had not been seeing eye to eye for a minute.

Flvme has accepted Emtee's apology
Flvme detailed how he buried his beef with Emtee. Image: @flvme_sa
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The rapper was a guest in The Sobering Podcast recently and detailed how their beef ended. The star revealed that Emtee pulled up on him recently and apologised.

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Flvme shared that he appreciates the respect Emtee gave him when they decided to squash their beef. TshisaLIVE reports that Flvme recalled how they became rivals.

Their beef began when Emtee accused Flvme of giving people his private contact details when they were planning to walk away from Ambitiouz Entertainment.

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The stars also took shots at each other on social media. They threw shade at each other over who pens the best hip-hop hooks. Flvme added that what matters now is that they've smoked the peace pipe and are moving on with their lives.

Taking to the podcast's comment section on YouTube, Mzansi hip-hop heads praised Flvme's maturity.

Greedy A said:

"To be quite honest, I was not seeing myself listening and watching a Flvme interview but trust me, bro has a very interesting story. Really enjoyed the interview."

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solodolus wrote:

"His got one of the hardest albums out right now, I don't understand why he's so underrated."

Lucky Madisa commented:

"S/O to Flvme for giving Reece credit."

Tuks wrote:

"No disrespect to your craft my G but Emtee smokes you on that one."

Surprise Øg added:

"Flvme just sounds so matured and the way he answers the question it's awesome."

Nasty C opens up about working with beefing rappers AKA and Cassper Nyovest

In other rap news, Briefly News reported that Nasty C has opened up about working with Cassper Nyovest and AKA. The rappers are two of the biggest hip-hop stars in Mzansi and they've been beefing for a minute.

Nasty C spoke about collaborating with both of them in a recent interview on The Episode podcast. Short clips of the interview have been released on YouTube.

The There They Go hitmaker shared that doing a track with Cassper Nyovest and producer Anatii was dope because they were just vibing at a hotel.

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According to TshisaLIVE, he also revealed that there was a bot of tension when he did his first track with AKA. The star further said that his wish to make a dope track with AKA without any tension was granted when they worked on Lemons (Lemonade). The single was released a month ago and it's already over 2 million views on YouTube.

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