A-Reece is still the best rapper in Africa and he’s going global
So a couple of weeks ago, A-Reece made his way to the Hustlers Corner to have an interview with DJ Sbu, which is something I wasn’t expecting at all.
The two sat down and they discussed a range of topics starting from A-Reece’s come-up before and after Ambitiouz Entertainment, his struggles being an independent artist, his relationship with his older brother, Jay Jody, how his parents supported him pursuing his music career, how he prefers to be a homebody but loves to go out to perform for his fans and a few other topics.
Now there were other topics that I found to be of significance and are worthy of breaking down a bit more.
If you guys remember that just last year, A-Reece came out with a tweet where he declared himself to be the best rapper in Africa.
This tweet alone caused a bit of a frenzy on Twitter, even causing Lucasraps to come out with a song of his own disputing A-Reece’s claim but we all know how that turned out.
Anyways, A-Reece is sticking to his claim and standing by what he said, something that I can’t help but admire.
The way I see it, hip hop is a competitive sport and if you don’t believe that you’re the best, how do you expect other people to believe you as well?
So despite A-Reece being as young as he is, he has managed to prove himself among the best of them.
And something else that he spoke about in the interview was his going global in the future.
For the longest time, slimes have been wanting A-Reece to go international so that the rest of the world can understand and experience how dope this dude is.
If we are being honest and critical, that is the one thing that he hasn’t achieved yet, the fact that he hasn’t gone global or international.
I mean it is cool saying that A-Reece got Sway to come to South Africa just for him when in reality it was actually for Castle Lite Unlocks.
But I think it would be even cooler if A-Reece actually went to the United States of America and linked up with Sway to give a fire freestyle, not even that, just to network with others abroad.
I mean A-Reece has already worked with artists like Joey Fatts and Quentin Miller, as well as getting a beat from the world-renowned producer, Black Metaphor.
It is also being said that A-Reece has got something in the works with Cozz from Dreamville, so I’m sure that if he went abroad, he would be able to connect with a lot more artists but I guess only time will tell.
Well, you guys let me know your thoughts on this, are you excited for A-Reece finally wanting to go global with his career?
