Ex-Global Lauds MashBeatz As He Compares ‘Only The Brave’ & ‘Shine O’clock’ Albums

Ex-Global Lauds MashBeatz As He Compares ‘Only The Brave’ & ‘Shine O’clock’ Albums. If burying the hatchet and moving on was truly possible, it might be expected in many situations, but that doesn’t seem to be the case for rapper Ex-Global. He continues to hold onto grudges against fellow rapper A-Reece, showing that some conflicts remain unresolved despite the passage of time.

Ex-Global Lauds MashBeatz As He Compares ‘Only The Brave’ & ‘Shine O’clock’ Albums

Following the release of Only The Brave by MashBeatz and Shine O’clock by Jay Jody, Ex-Global seized the moment to take another swipe at A-Reece and his Revenge Club Records label. Taking to X, the Family Ties chanter stated gave props to MashBeatz for his production skills as he compared the two stated albums.

Ex-Global pointed out that Only The Brave was released before Shine O’clock, yet it continues to dominate the charts. He made a similar statement about TTTM, produced by MashBeatz, comparing it to P2 and noting that TTTM still outperforms P2, which was released last year. He praised MashBeatz for his exceptional skills as a producer.

“Only the brave came out first but it outlives shine o Clock on the charts with barely any big features . TTTM produced by Mash came out in 2021 and it just outlived P2 on the charts . I hope you get to accept now that Mash has always been the answer,” wrote Ex-Global.

Only the brave came out first but it outlives shine o Clock on the charts with barely any big features . TTTM produced by Mash came out in 2021 and it just outlived P2 on the charts . I hope you get to accept now that Mash has always been the answer .

— Ex Global (@mansbusy_) August 7, 2024

Ex-Global’s remarks were met with harsh backlash from A-Reece’s fans, who continue to accuse him of being unable to move past his feud with A-Reece. The fans’ criticism highlights their frustration with what they perceive as Ex-Global’s persistent focus on the rivalry rather than advancing his own career.