Prince Kaybee claps back at tweep who says he wants to be Black Coffee

Prince Kaybee is never spared from social media scrutiny, but he has managed to take it on the chin, and he can dish it too. 

He recently clapped back at a tweep who said he was trying to be another DJ after the music producer shared a snap of himself spinning the decks with one arm and the other arm in a sling.

"You are trying by all means to become Black Coffee," wrote the tweep.

"Lol yeah, I injured my arm on a motorcycle to try be another DJ. Well done on your analysis, spot on," Prince Kaybee wrote.

The DJ recently revealed the number of times he sustained injuries on his bike. 

"Counting how many times I’ve crashed with a motorcycle both on track and public roads, this is my fourth time," he wrote. 

The DJ shared how the recent incident unsettled him a bit. He also shared details of how it happened when he was taking a corner at high speed. 

"I’m glad you recovered. Lucky for me I haven’t gotten that far. I remember I was doing about 145km/h on track, it was a high-speed corner so I overcooked it and lost traction. I think that really rattled me for a while."

Anyone who has been keeping their ear to the ground and glued to their socials knows Prince Kaybee and Black Coffee don't exactly see eye to eye. Since 2020, fans have witnessed clap backs and heated exchanges on Twitter. 

After Black Coffee's interview on Podcast and Chill in February where he said their social media feud started because Prince Kaybee might have felt he had made it in his career and was full of himself, the Fetch You Life hit maker responded in a recent episode. 

“Black Coffee doesn't know me personally as a human being before getting to the stunts that were being done on Twitter. He made a comment about my personality that he doesn't know about. For him to represent my character like that was a bit off and I don't think it's worth my response,” he said.

Black Coffee made it clear that because the two stars were never friends, there was no need for them to resolve issues. 

“He was never my guy so there's nothing to resolve. He's going on with his thing, I'm going on with my thing.”