Inside Heavy K and MacG’s 'beef'
Music producer and DJ Heavy K has taken to Twitter yet again to squash rumours that there is beef between him and Podcast and Chill host MacG.
While Mzansi was celebrating internationally-acclaimed and Grammy award-winning Black Coffee, Heavy-K spent most of the time correcting a statement he supposedly made about the star.
Taking to Twitter the music producer explained to his followers why he wanted an apology from MacG on the show.
“To set the record straight, I have no beef with MacG I just wanted him to clear things up on the same platform he used to discredit me. I fixed things with Coffee already so no apology needed, back to work. Beef won’t feed our kids, let’s focus,” tweeted Heavy-K
To set the record straight, I have no beef with MacG I just wanted him to clear things up on the same platform he used to discredit me. I fixed things with Coffee already so no apology needed, back to work… Beef won’t feed our kids, let’s focus!
— HEAVY-K (@HeavykDrumboss) April 25, 2022
BLACK COFFEE'S ALBUM IS PAP?
MacG recently shared how he caught up with Black Coffee and said Grootman knew about the show. He then took it back to Heavy K's interview when he was on Podcast And Chill.
“I think we did an interview with Heavy K. I even forgot about that interview, and Heavy K even said the album Black Coffee won a Grammy for was pap,” said MacG.
HEAVY K HITS BACK
Heavy K took to social media to set the record straight and shared a clip from the interview
"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," he said.
Part 2
— HEAVY-K (@HeavykDrumboss) April 20, 2022
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
MACG RESPONDS
The pair charted the Twitter trends list last week, but it's their current back and forth that's keeping them there.
On a recent episode, MacG called the music producer a narcissist after he insisted he apologise publicly on his platform for misquoting him with regards to the Black Coffee issue.
#PodcastAndChill 📺
— YaseB 🇸🇿 (@ThisIsColbert) April 25, 2022
MacG gives Heavy K a reality check.
"My son is fighting for his life in a hospital bed - what's more important, my son or Heavy K's ego?" asks the controversial podcaster 😪
Babes Zahara Kelly Khumalo CONGRATULATIONS MPHOWABADIMO Steve Komphela pic.twitter.com/S2oxnf4DgH
The back-and-forth was met with mixed reactions online.
“MacG lit a fire in a clout-chasing attempt. It breaks my heart to hear him talk like this as opposed to admitting wrongdoing and apologising. Calling Heavy-K a narcissist when in fact he's the real narcissist. His son being sick had nothing to do with this drama,” said one tweep.
Here are some more reactions from tweeps:
I’m always on MacG’s side but this time the G lost it
— ChrisExcel (@ChrisExcel102) April 25, 2022
There was no paraphrasing.. what he said it was fire starter that can cause conflict between two legends
A simple “I’m sorry” was enough not this fakhen drama!!
MacG is allowing fame and influence get into his head, big mistake...
— Nonduku👑🇿🇦 (@Nkosi_Shebi) April 25, 2022
We defended MacG when they wanted him cancelled but on this case he is wrong there's no way he paraphrased because when Heavy K said about Coffee it was before the album that won the Grammy
— Bacardi Ko Pele (@tumeloditle) April 25, 2022
MacG is crazy... 🚩🚩💔
— Thutuka M.❤️ (@MansOpinions) April 25, 2022
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He do not care wht kind of situations ppl are in to be trashing them, now Heavy K must be a Saint to some1 who intentionally miss interpreted him.. 🤔💔🚩🚩🚩 #PodcastAndChill
The sad part is MacG is the narcissist in this situation. He lied about what HeavyK said, and tried to cause friction between artists. Your sons illness has nothing to do with how you responded to situation, you used your sons illness to try cover your mistake. #PodcastAndChill
— Patient122 (@Tshepo_EL) April 25, 2022
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