South Africa’s house music producer Heavy K has denied claims that he dismissed as pap Black Coffee’s Grammy-winning album, “Subconsciously.”
MacG, the host of Podcast and Chill, recently had an interview with Heavy K. Commenting about the interview much later, he had claimed that Heavy K had dismissed the album as “pap.”
Reacting to MacG’s claims, Heavy K had dismissed them all as lies. According to the Drum Boss, one thing he wouldn’t allow is for anyone to lie on his name just to push a narrative to shit their purpose.
To clarify he didn’t say what MacG claimed he did, he shared a clip of his interview with MacG and the part he spoke about Black Coffee and his album. He bid tweeters listen to his words and judge if indeed he said what MacG claimed.
He shared two other clips to prove he didn’t say what MacG claimed. He also shared a screenshot of his direct message with Black Coffee in which he also made it clear that he didn’t use “pap” to describe his album. You can check out the conversation below.
Part 1
One thing I won’t allow is for people to lie on my name or project me as something I’m not just to push their narrative, apparently this is what I said about @RealBlackCoffee when I was at this @podcastwithmacgpic.twitter.com/5O3S9NFPNH— HEAVY-K (@HeavykDrumboss) April 20, 2022
Part 2
This is a clip from my interview I did with @MacGUnleashed commenting about @RealBlackCoffee so now you guys be the judges & tell me where did I mention the Grammy Award Winning Album here or saying anything negative about Coffee. pic.twitter.com/98pHKBJN5p— HEAVY-K (@HeavykDrumboss) April 20, 2022
The Grammy win was Black Coffee’s first, and it meant a lot to him. And to South Africa.
