Sizwe Dhlomo Reacts To “Lemons,” AKA’s New Single (Lemonade) AKA has significantly re-entered the South African hip-hop scene with his brand-new song Lemon (Lemonade), which features Nasty C. The new lead single for the Mass Country album provided a preview of what the Megacy might expect, and the Super Mega once again demonstrated why he is regarded as one of the heavyweights in South African hip hop.
AKA’s followers have responded well to his new song, and in addition to praise from Megacy for the Super Mega’s new sound, a reputable figure in South African hip-hop also offered his thoughts on the song.
Sizwe Dhlomo informed AKA on Twitter that Lemons (Lemonade) is his best work in years. “You can see now that this is a fantastic track! Your greatest effort in a long time!” Sizwe tweeted.
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Even though Sizwe Dhlomo praised AKA’s latest single, the rapper has also faced criticism for his raps. NOTA called Lemons (Lemonade) a garbage song on Twitter while also describing it as the worst moment for him as an AKA fan. Absolute, total, and utter garbage This is our lowest point ever as a Megacy member. Even @ChrisExcel102 doesn’t appreciate this garbage! NOTA was tweeted.
Absolute, complete & utter rubbish… As a member of the Megacy this is our lowest moment ever. Not even @ChrisExcel102 likes this trash! https://t.co/gGkFgoK3zT
— MORAL Authority (@lavidaNOTA) September 16, 2022
AKA has promised his followers that he will release a new album called “Mass Country,” which gets its name from the fact that it will feature songs for all South Africans.
In his own words, he said, “I decided guy I wanted to do a country record, so I went on the road and I started thinking what would the country be in a South African sense, so it probably would be KZN, the midlands, Maskhandi you know.”
As time went on, AKA remarked, “I began to comprehend Mass Country to define how my music is super South African, super patriotic, and for everyone, it’s for the mass, it’s for the masses of the country, its Mass Country.”
