Emtee Reveals That He Doesn’t Like Any of His Own Music on ‘The L-Tido Podcast’, Says Music is for Supporters

Emtee Reveals That He Doesn’t Like Any of His Own Music on ‘The L-Tido Podcast’, Says Music is for Supporters

  • Emtee recently visited L-Tido to discuss various aspects of his career and personal life
  • The rapper disclosed that he doesn't like any of his songs, saying that he doesn't make them for himself but for his supporters
  • Emtee went on to say that he doesn't want to get a big head by gassing himself up

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Emtee tells 'The L-Tido Podcast' that he's not a fan of the songs he makes.
Emtee said on 'The L-Tido Podcast' that he doesn't like any of his music because he makes songs for his fans and not himself. Images: emteethehustla
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Emtee revealed that he doesn't like any of his songs. The rapper sat down with fellow emcee and podcast host L-Tido and disclosed that he's not a fan of his music. Emtee shared that he makes music for his fans and not himself.

The former Ambitious Entertainment signee went on to say that he never wants to say that he's the best at anything despite often hearing it from his supporters.

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Emtee doesn't rave about his music

During an interview on The L-Tido Podcast, Emtee revealed that he is not a fan of his songs. The rappers had been discussing Emtee's come-up and Tido asked Big Hustle what his favourite songs of his are:

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"I don't know, I don't like my own sh*t, I'm doing it for the people, not for myself."

Emtee went on to say that he believes he can always improve, saying that he doesn't want to get a big head:

"I can do better. I don't like no song of mine. I don't ever want to get a big head saying I'm the best this or that, I ain't the best at sh*t. Everything I do, I'm trying."

Mzansi weighs in on Emtee's interview

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Fans were thoroughly entertained by Emtee's calm and hilarious demeanour and flooded the comments to share their thoughts on the rapper's interview:

clarecoxe2281 said:

"Such a great episode!"

leratoramotshela7617 responded:

"Can’t thank you enough. Emtee is realistic and relatable, he’s one of the best in the game and he’s funny too. Can’t wait for the next episode."

biglawmamelodiprince7515 commented:

"Emtee motivates me a lot in my life."

Melo.the.bad.bitchfumbler posted:

"Emtee him bro. Don't give him no flowers give him gas. He has much more in him. Big hussle!"

LocalCorner added:

"Emtee seems very cool."

donovanhlongwane3840 said:

"The flower part!"

yonelamjv posted:

"Emtee is funny and what I like the most is him being so realistic."

traksafrica319 responded:

"Emtee is inspirational, I wish to work with him someday. He is a living legend."

abongilejojozi1244 said:

"I just love Emtee for 100% being himself."

emeldaneo7307 added:

"Omg Emtee is so funny lmaoo!"

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sihleraziya commented:

"Emtee is so stoned, lmao!"

Emtee celebrates 10 years of sobriety

Briefly News recently shared Mzansi's reactions to Emtee celebrating being alcohol-free for over a decade.

Though he regularly indulges in the various strains of "ganja," Emtee is proud of his achievement of going off alcohol for as long as he has.

The publication also revealed Emtee returning to the studio to complete his highly anticipated project, DIY 3.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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