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J Molley pens a lengthy (kinda) apology to Emtee: ‘I apologise for exposing your secrets’

The beef between friends-turned-foes J Molley and Emtee appears to have taken another turn. A month prior, Molley took to social media and accused the We Up rapper of having a lean problem.

Molley made some startling allegations in his video, saying that Emtee and his crew weren’t able to collaborate on their project because he was either high or sleeping whenever they were supposed to record, wasting precious time in the studio.

The fellow rappers ended up pulling the plug on their collaboration and when contacted by TshishaLive about the lean addiction allegations, Emtee said: “I don’t know what he is talking about.”

The Life or Death artist has now added fuel to the fire and issued a lengthy “apology” on Instagram alongside a supposed text from Emtee saying, “Ur days are numbered.”

J Molley wrote, “This seems like a direct threat. Not your so-called gangsters,” about the text.

 

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“Nothing can scare me. You can carry on slandering my name and threatening to kill my PA & his family and my friends and his entire family.

“Not a good look for you and if you were gonna do it you would’ve spoken about it or made it public,” he added.

His ramblings ended in an apology. Well, kind of. “But I forgive you my brother in Christ and I apologize for exposing your secrets.

“I have nothing but love for you and I pray you get closer to the lord. He will free you from your inner torment and I say that with love and respect.”

Fans were surprised by the dramatic turn of events and made their feelings known. “You guys were recording not so long ago we waiting for the music not-so-cold threats,” commented an Instagram user.

Another blankly asked, “How do we know that it’s Emtee?”

On whether the two former friends can mend their rift remains to be seen. In the meantime, as one fan wrote, “I’m here for the comments.”

Words: Fame Frenzy

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