He recently released “Long Road to Freedom,” a diss response to his erstwhile friend and bandmate K.O., but the reception for the song wasn’t particularly favourable, with some tweeps noting that it sounds like a poem and not rap bars.
Apparently unimpressed by the reception the number got, the songster has fired back at his critics. A fan who must have listened to the song indirectly complimented it when he noted that people were not paying attention to the lyrics. Now they should try to do so and relate.
Ntukza shared similar sentiments, as he retweeted the tweet with a comment noting that his number is sonically good and that he felt people were pained by the clapback diss that he dropped against K.O.
The two rappers were formerly part of a three-man band known as Teargas (with the third member being Ma-E). In the days of their power, they stood out as a group and it seemed South Africa couldn’t have enough of them.
So when they split, Mzansi was incredulous and hurt. Although several attempts have been made to bring the group back together, none has been successful/ Ntukza felt he was thrown under the bus by K.O and Ma-E.
