A-Reece - Bruce Wayne (Official Audio)

Giving credit to a young producer for the single BRUCE WAYNE, A-Reece detailed the song-making process in this statement “Michael Tuohy is an outstanding young producer and I’m blessed to be working alongside him. How Bruce Wayne came about is an interesting story. When Michael sent the beat, he also sent it with a reference track. The reference track had the “Neck & Wrist” Pusha T and Pharrell vocals on top of the beat. I just remember Michael telling me, “I made a beat around this hook, from the “Neck and Wrist” by Pusha T, Jay Z and Pharrell song. I left the hook on there so you could catch the vibe, let me know what you think” and yo the two blending together sounded incredible! No disrespect to Push & Pharrell but it even sounded better than their original cut – no gassing. So, I just knew I had to do something super wavey, catchy, cryptic yet simple to vibe to, with unique melodies – basically something as dope as “Neck & Wrist” but with a little bit of that baby boy twist to it.”

Making it further known and clear, he went on to boldly say “Some people call it controversy, I like to call it hip hop at it’s best! As far as what the song’s about – I know you know, and they know what or who I’m talking about. Let’s keep it real. I’m the leader now. That’s that!


With less then a week left before A-Reece officially drops his highly anticipated album "P2: The Big Hearted Bad Guy". A-Reece first released what is supposedly the first single from the album titled "Ving Rhames" which was accompanied with a music video on his official YouTube channel. The album is available for pre-order on iTunesand the song "Bruce Wayne" is the second song available after the first single "Ving Rhames" was dropped a week prior.


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Fans believe that this track is a direct diss towards Cassper Nyovest. A-Reece raps "It was all bad, niggas ran where did I go?/ Niggas couldn't rap so they fled to the Yanos(Whoa)/Niggas say they love it only when they dab, that's a hypocrite/ direspect the culture for some clout and some dividends." Fans speculate that A-Reece is talking about Cassper Nyovest's hypocrisy.

Cassper Nyovest was one of the first major hip-hop acts to switch to the Amapiano wave when it was fashionable and popping. And the lines saying "They only love it when they dab" represents the 2016 era of SA Hip Hop when Hip-hop was the number 1 genre in the country, it also references Cassper Nyovest's verse on Anatii's track "Jump" when he raps, "Fuck around and hit the dab, turn around and hit a dab."

The other line of disrespecting the culture references Cassper Nyovest's infamous moment when he said SA Hip-hop artists should jump ship and do Amapiano otherwise they will starve, he also mentioned that SA Hip-hop wasn't doing well ever since he switched to Amapiano.

Cassper would also rap in Major Steez' record "As'Bonge" that "Hip-hop saved his life but Amapiano will feed his kids." This further proves A-Reece's point of Cassper Nyovest disrespecting the culture for some dividends.

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