Oh, Wait @NobleStylz Responds To @Resilience_Gze #ZimHipHop

Previously advertised as a BlacPerl record The Gze Lecture came with a release date and artwork five days before release.

Previously advertised as a BlacPerl record The Gze Lecture came with a release date and artwork five days before release. 

   
Well since Blacperl was going to respond this raised this raised two questions. Why does a diss track have a release date (a far one at that)? Why isn't Noble responding himself? I'll elaborate on the latter first.

Why Isn't Noble Responding Himself?

If Gze took shots at Noble it was only expected that Noble would respond, with the swiftness, right? There was also a theory floating around that Noble had sent Blacperl to do his work like he sent Jungle Kid to respond to Jnr. Brown's We Run It shots.
Masofa Panze fans were confident that Blacperl was up for the task.

Why does a diss track have a release date (a far one at that)?
Just like a boxer will never tell his opponent when he's going to give him that knockout punch we thought the same was applicable to beef. A week in realtime feels like a decade in beef. 
Then...

Well alright then, this is what we had been waiting for, wasn't it? Expectations were heightened, this was definitely going to be worth the wait, right? With bated breath we waited...
This was what we really waiting for...

Soooooo this was it? The beat was the first thing I didn't like, clearly I wasn't alone. Battle beats should sound monstrous. This one sounded like it was meant for an alternative version of Solo naMutsai. Drowning the beat out of my head I listened to what had to be said...
On paper (and on the memes) what Noble said came hit hard but the delivery now, there's a limit to how angry you can sound on a beat that's more suited for romance. Ended up sounding like the beat was an afterthought inserted on the diss. We had waited a whole week though and we expected something close to perfection. Getting something that could have literally been dropped on the same day Fatality came out was a bad move for the Masofa Panze king.
I am under the assumption that Quazor didn't make this beat for the diss track, if he did he should catch an L for it. 
Having expected Noble to knock this out of the park the reception, like the reply, was underwhelming. 
Guess who was ready to drop a response?....
P.S. In case you were wondering why Carl Joshua Ncube got some smoke sent his way...