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Emtee Apologises To A-Reece Following His Remarks On Hip Hop Being A Competitive Sport & Not Promoting “BAU” EP. In a development that pulled the timeline into a live debate about support, competition, and friendship, Emtee publicly extended an apology to A-Reece after defending his decision not to repost Reece’s album and asserting that hip hop is a competitive sport.
The moment arrived via a viral Instagram Live that quickly spilt into IG Stories and sparked conversation across the culture. “Hey Reece, im sorry nigga. Im sorry about whatever misunderstanding we had going on. But I have nothing against A-Reece, I love Reece, man.”
Emtee Apologizes to A-Reece on Live: “I’m Sorry!”
This comes after Emtee addressed why he didn’t post A-Reece’s latest album, saying the industry is competitive and he doesn’t owe any artist promotion. pic.twitter.com/CybdiOaH5a
— SA HIP HOP 247
(@sahiphop247) October 29, 2025
Prior, the Hustla doubled down on his stance that artists are not obligated to share each other’s releases, framing the game as one where focus and independence matter. He clarified that the choice not to repost does not equal disdain, positioning his apology as a correction to a narrative that had tilted toward feud talk.
A-Reece responded with a story that mixed humour and a quiet challenge to unspoken rules. He reshared a clip of Emtee’s remarks, added laughing emojis, and echoed the competitive thesis with a line of his own: “I ain’t posting nobody’s sht no more the GOAT says this sht is a competitive sport.” Then he shifted the angle from the feed to real life, tagging @emteethehustla and asking, “Is that why you didn’t come to my birthday celebration? u foul for that twin.”
The apology does more than soften the temperature. It also reframes the discourse from a binary of support versus hate to a more complicated question about how peers show up for each other in a digital era. If a like is lightweight and a repost is heavy, what counts as meaningful solidarity between rivals who still rate each other’s craft?
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Emtee Apologises To A-Reece Following His Remarks On Hip Hop Being A Competitive Sport & Not Promoting “BAU” EP. In a development that pulled the timeline into a live debate about support, competition, and friendship, Emtee publicly extended an apology to A-Reece after defending his decision not to repost Reece’s album and asserting that hip …
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