Fans Weigh In on Rapper Flvme’s Highly Anticipated EP ‘Note to Self’: “You’re the Greatest”

Fans Weigh In on Rapper Flvme’s Highly Anticipated EP ‘Note to Self’: “You’re the Greatest”

  • Flvme has finally kept to his word and delivered his long-awaited EP, Note to Self
  • The project comes just months after Flvme lost it following a robbery at the beginning of the year
  • Supporters weighed in on the seven-track EP and gave it a big thumbs-up
Fans shared their thoughts on Flvme's long-awaited EP, 'Note to Self'
Fans raved over Flvme's 'Note to Self' EP and congratulated the rapper on an outstanding body of work. Images: FlvmeSA
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After months of impatient waiting, Flvme's fans finally get to hear the rapper's highly-anticipated EP, Note to Self. The project runs seven tracks long, where guest features from Maglera Doe Boy, 25K, and Ecco The Beast helped bring the project together.

Mzansi shared their thoughts on the project, giving it high ratings while celebrating Flvme's musicality.

Fans weigh in on Note to Self

In the early hours of 6 October, Flvme honoured 'New Music Friday' with the release of his long-awaited project, Note to Self.

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The seven-track EP follows Flvme's last release, The Lost Pack: Vol.1, dropped in May 2023 to critical acclaim from the former Wrecking Crew member's fans.

Flvme's supporters gave their feedback on his new project:

SkinnyJupiter99 said:

"Thank you for the inspiration and feeding our souls with good music."

Iam_kaysquare responded:

"You’re the greatest. Keep Goin’ is my favourite!"

brainothegenius commented:

"The EP is perfect man, very cohesive and concise. It's easy to start it from the top again after listening to WISH I KNEW."

LungaSithole14 said:

"With Flvme, you're guaranteed good music no hogwash."

Sphinx_Lunatic responded:

"I personally feel like Flvme got a different cheat code. Homie NEVER F*CKEN miss!!!"

chauncie_Lupine commented:

"Note to self is soooo good man wow! Flvme did it again."

Flvme gets robbed of equipment

Back in May 2023, Flvme revealed that he had gotten robbed at gunpoint where all his valuables were stolen from his home. This includes his laptop that contained the rapper's music, along with clothing items, and home appliances.

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Talking to Bhuda T on Choppin' It, the CandyMan hitmaker said hours before the raid, he felt uneasy:

"I had a weird feeling that moment going to sleep, I just started feeling down for no reason. At that moment, I just started praying and after that, I just go to sleep."

Hours later, the rapper's house was raided by masked men with guns and a machete:

"He wasn’t really aggressive, he pointed the gun at me and was like 'Bro, we ain’t trying to do you dirty, we just trying to get some money and some gadgets and we’re out of here.'"

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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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