When Big Zulu announced his intention to launch an offensive against his competitors, we could not have anticipated the intensity of his approach. It was only after our initial listening of ‘200 Bars’ that we realized his objective had been to target prominent figures such as Emtee and Duncan all along.
It is now appropriate to officially recognize Big Zulu as the new King of Hip Hop. No other rapper has managed to maintain their position for such an extended period without being overshadowed. His lyrical abilities are not only astonishing but also compel listeners to engage in a more profound appreciation of wordplay.
In a bold move against his adversaries, Big Zulu has made a striking return with ‘200 Bars,’ a powerful new track that showcases his exceptional writing skills. In this release, he has certainly left a significant impact on his rivals.
In the opening verse, he expressed a desire to mend fences with his competitors; however, as the lines progressed, he firmly declared that he would not offer reconciliation to Duncan, citing the deeply personal nature of Duncan’s previous attacks as profoundly humiliating.
After delivering a succinct critique of Duncan, he then turned his attention to Emtee, delivering a melodic blow. Overall, the track is exceptionally powerful, with a masterful balance of rhyme, similes, metaphors, puns, and wordplay.