Big Zulu’s ‘200 Bars’: A Fresh Diss Track Set To Ignite SA Hip-Hop

• SA rapper Big Zulu is set to release a fiery new diss track, 200 Bars, this Friday.
• This upcoming release builds on the momentum of his 2022 hit, 150 Bars (Ke Hip Hop Dawg).
• Fans are reacting with excitement and skepticism as they anticipate the next chapter in SA hip-hop’s ongoing saga.

Hey there, hip-hop heads! Get ready because Big Zulu is about to shake up the SA music scene once again. The talented rapper has just announced that his latest diss track, 200 Bars, will drop at midnight this Friday. This move is sure to turn heads and spark conversations across the nation.

This isn’t the first time Big Zulu has brought the heat to the mic. Last year, on August 22, he unleashed 150 Bars (Ke Hip Hop Dawg), a track that lit up the local hip-hop world with its bold and unfiltered verses. Now, he's back with an even bigger challenge, promising to raise the stakes with twice the bars.

Big Zulu Unveils 200 Bars: What’s the Buzz?

On Thursday, Big Zulu took to his social media platforms to share the cover art for the track and give fans a sneak peek of what's coming their way. In his announcement, he wrote:

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“‘200 Bars.’ Ay, hip-hop nation ngizwile ikhalo zenu. Ay, sekunjalo ivuthiwe manje. Hlehle inkuni isisha nesobho. Dropping Friday [at] 00:00.”

Translated, this means, “I’ve heard your calls, hip-hop nation. It’s happening now. Sharpen your knives, and prepare for battle. Dropping Friday at midnight.” If you’re a fan of raw, unfiltered hip-hop, this is the moment you’ve been waiting for.

Back in 2022, Big Zulu’s 150 Bars (Ke Hip Hop Dawg) was a game-changer. It wasn’t just a diss track; it was a call to arms for the entire industry. Some artists responded with their own diss tracks, while others laughed it off, treating it more like a joke than a serious challenge. One artist who definitely took notice was Emtee, who has been consistently taking shots at Big Zulu on social media ever since.

SA Fans Weigh In: Love It or Hate It?

When it comes to diss tracks, opinions are always divided. Some fans can’t get enough of the drama and the lyrical sparring, while others feel it’s all just noise. Big Zulu’s announcement of 200 Bars has sparked a wide range of reactions from the SA hip-hop community.

@Naomi_Wonders summed up the skepticism many feel: “Another try to draw attention?” Clearly, some fans question whether this is just another publicity stunt or if Big Zulu truly has something new to say.

@senhle_mcfreak added a humorous twist: “Washo u-AKA wathi, ‘There’s no such thing as ubuntu diss track.’ ungaxolisi ekugcineni.” Translation: “He said, ‘There’s no such thing as a diss track that promotes unity.’ You’re trying too hard.”

@complaints.dep.artment predicted more drama: “Emtee [is] about to catch strays again.” Clearly, the ongoing feud between these two artists has fans on edge, waiting to see how things will unfold.

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@biggieFNP questioned the production: “Am I hearing ‘Sister Bettina’ drums in this song? Nah, be flopped already.” For those in the know, this comment suggests that the beat might not live up to expectations.

@juicystory_xciv offered a blunt critique: “Nah. [I don’t] think so. It won’t be that hot.” While not everyone shares this sentiment, it’s clear that some fans have high standards and aren’t easily impressed.

Lwah Ndlunkulu Shows Off Her Pink Mustang

While Big Zulu is making waves in the music scene, other SA celebs are flexing their success in different ways. Over at Briefly News, we learned that Mzansi’s stars are splurging on luxury cars, and singer Lwah Ndlunkulu is no exception.

The gifted songwriter recently flaunted her latest purchase—a stunning pink Mustang. Talk about making a statement! This vibrant ride is a testament to her hard work and dedication. Fans are loving the bold choice, and it’s a reminder that success looks different for everyone. Whether you’re dropping bars or driving flashy cars, the SA entertainment scene is all about celebrating individuality and achievement.