Duncan Appears to Pull Out of Rap Battle With Big Zulu, Shares Cryptic Post After Promising to Drop Diss Track

Duncan Appears to Pull Out of Rap Battle With Big Zulu, Shares Cryptic Post After Promising to Drop Diss Track

  • Durban rapper Duncan appears to have pulled out of his rap battle with Big Zulu after sharing a cryptic post on social media
  • The Tsiki Tsiki hitmaker is expected to drop a diss track in response to Big Zulu's trending 150 Bars in which he shaded the entire SA hip-hop industry
  • Duncan's fans encouraged their fave to drop the highly-anticipated song on Friday as expected and asked him to stop fooling around

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Duncan appears to pull out of the ongoing rap battle with Big Zulu. The rapper took to his timeline and shared a cryptic post.

Duncan and Big Zulu are beefing
Duncan appears to have pulled out of rap battle with Big Zulu following his cryptic post. Image: Duncan SA/Facebook, @bigzulu_sa
Source: Instagram

Mzansi is eagerly waiting for the Tsiki Tsiki hitmaker's response to Big Zulu's 150 Bars. In the trending song, Nkabi mopped the floor with Duncan.

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The Mali Eningi hitmaker hilariously spitted that Duncan is ice cold these days, adding that he last had a hit during his Tsiki Tsiki days. Nkabi's beef with the award-winning rap star started back then when Skuva blue-ticked him when he asked for a feature.

Duncan is expected to drop the diss track on Friday, 26 August. K.O and Kwesta have already released their responses to Big Zulu's single. Taking to Twitter, Durban-born rapper wrote:

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"Ngyaxolisa mzansi (I apologise, SA) I QUIT."

Hip-hop heads took to his comment section to share their thoughts on his post. Many told him to stop playing because they're waiting for him to drop the joint.

@SaneleKhuzwayo_ wrote:

"Don't be scared Dun Dun, wena just release the track, we will handle the rest."

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@DjGuski said:

"Hope this is not a Goodbye."

@IamTariqBravo commented:

"He is joking."

@SitholeGuyborn wrote:

"Those bars better be hyped as your build up."

@MarxTasia said:

"Singakushaya nje, that is not even an option."

@DineoManamela1 added:

"Udlala ngathi wena (you're playing with us) we know you’re busy cooking."

Duncan to drop Big Zulu diss track, shares upcoming song's cover art

In related news, Briefly News reported that Duncan is ready to take on Big Zulu. The rapper has taken to his timeline to share that he'll drop a diss track directed at the Mali Eningi hitmaker on Friday, 26 August.

Big Zulu has been trending since he dropped 150 Bars on Friday, 19 August. In the track, Nkabi dissed the likes of Duncan, K.O, Cassper Nyovest and Emtee, among other popular rappers.

Taking to Twitter, Duncan shared that he's ready to bury Big Zulu after he shaded him. Skuva said:

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"Sorry for the long wait ngith anginazise ukuth UMGCWABO uzoba ngo FRIDAY."

The Durban-based rapper also shared the cover art of the diss track on his timeline.

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.

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