Popular South African radio personality and musician, MacG, sparked controversy in a recent episode of his Podcast and Chill, when he openly criticised award-winning rapper Emtee for what he perceives as a recurring tendency to play the victim.
Why MacG thinks Emtee abuses the ‘victim’ card
In his usual candid and direct style, MacG did not hold back his thoughts on Emtee’s behaviour.
Emtee’s Alleged Victim Narrative
During the podcast episode, MacG expressed his frustration with what he sees as Emtee’s inclination to portray himself as a victim in various aspects of his life, particularly concerning his music career and personal struggles.
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He pointed out instances where Emtee seemed to showcase a victim mentality, discussing his challenges publicly.
MacG advised Emtee to channel his personal issues into his music instead of perpetuating a victim narrative on public platforms.
He suggested that the rapper should use his art as an outlet to express his emotions and experiences, allowing listeners to connect with him on a deeper level.
“It’s always victim, it’s always, [hey my wife is beating me up, hey I’m this, I’m that],” MacG said.
Emtee’s Journey and Challenges
Emtee, known for his breakout hit Roll Up, rose to fame and garnered a substantial following.
However, his journey has been marked by various challenges, including public disputes with record labels and personal struggles.
These experiences have often made headlines and may have contributed to the perception of a victim narrative surrounding the artist.
Emtee Opens Up About Speech Problems
Recently, Emtee took to Twitter to reveal that he is facing speech problems, which he believes may be connected to the personal issues he has encountered in the past.
Expressing concern, he stated his intention to seek medical advice to understand the cause of his stuttering and address any underlying health issues
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