Reason Responds to Cassper Nyovest's Amapiano Shade: "Go Fight Prince Kaybee"

Reason Responds to Cassper Nyovest's Amapiano Shade: "Go Fight Prince Kaybee"

  • Reason has responded to Cassper Nyovest after the rapper roasted him recently for switching from hip-hop to Amapiano
  • Reason denied that he was inspired by his rival to jump on the yanos bandwagon but said Focalistic and Lady Du paved the way for him
  • The musician hilariously shaded Mufasa and even suggested he should continue organising his boxing match with Prince Kaybee

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Reason has responded to Cassper Nyovest after the latter shaded him for jumping on the Amapiano bandwagon. Reason reportedly roasted Mufasa when he made the switch from hip-hop to yanos a while back.

Reason took to social media to react to Mufasa's claims. Cassper had suggested that he paved the way for rappers like Reason to do Amapiano. This did not sit well with the Khanda Shisa producer.

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Reason has responded to Cassper Nyovest's Amapiano shade. Image: @reasonhd_, @casspernyovest
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Reason took to Twitter and shared that Cass was talking "utter nonsense". He told Mufasa to leave him alone and go fight Prince Kaybee. Cassper Nyovest challenged Prince Kaybee to a boxing match a while back.

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Reason, who is preparing to drop his yanos single this Friday, shared that he was inspired by Lady Du and Focalistic hence he jumped on the yanos wave. He tweeted:

"For the record. Focalistic and Lady Du paved the way for me to amapiano!"

According to SAHipHopMag, when a fan pointed out that Cassper paved the way for Lady Du and Focalistic, Reason replied:

"Then he must tweet them. NOT me."

Tweeps shared mixed opinions following Reason's Twitter rant. Check out some of their comments below:

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@Anathi_best said:

"But I remember how y’all used to criticise Cassper for doing Amapiano. You can say whatever but you lack consistency. Awuna backbone, brother."

@bkciti commented:

"He criticised only to later follow, Cassper is right."

@matsatsela_flux added:

"Oksalayo you know the truth! Your conscience will deal with you alone. Welcome to the yanos."

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Cassper shades Reason for jumping on Amapiano bandwagon

In related news, Briefly News reported that Cassper Nyovest has thrown a bit of shade in the direction of rapper Reason. Mufasa roasted the musician after he decided to jump on the Amapiano bandwagon. The Amademoni hitmaker took to social media to react to a tweep who reminded him how Reason called Cass out when he decided to become an Amapiano artist.

"Oksalayo you know the truth! Your conscie will deal with you alone. Welcome to the yanos."sly suggest that Reason is his biggest fan. The tweep @scottishwest told Mufasa:

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"True bruh... the way Reason used to talk sh*t about you and yanos."

Along with a laughing emoji, Cass replied to the fan:

"Like dawg... This should show you that it's all admiration at the end of the day. Haters are actually your biggest fans, they just wish it wasn't you."

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Mxolisi Mngadi (Editor) Mxolisi Mngadi is an entertainment reporter. He graduated in 2002 from Damelin with a Diploma in Journalism, majoring in African and International Studies, Journalism and Electronic Media. He then started his journalism career at the Daily Sun newspaper, went on to The Citizen, and worked as a senior reporter at News24. He has been a writer for more than 15 years.