Cassper Nyovest Opens Up About Walking Away After AKA Slapped Him: “Cheap Shot”
- Cassper Nyovest has made it known that he will not throw a punch in anybody's direction unless it is a boxing ring
- Mufasa recently spoke up about the infamous night when rapper AKA slapped him in a club and he simply walked away
- Upon his reflection, Cass said that he has no regrets about how he handled the situation because he protected his brand
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Baby girl hitmaker, Cassper Nyovest has shared his reflection on his fight with AKA that left him the bud of the joke after walking away from a slap. Nyovest says he would not change how he handled the situation because it preserved his image and led to bigger things for him.
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TimesLive reports that while giving his piece about the latest celeb smackdown between Stogie T and Nota, a tweep reminded Cass about his own public fight with rapper AKA.
Nyovest took to Twitter to address the incident that took place in 2015, saying:
"I don't regret that day I walked away after being slapped the cheap shot way. It was the wise thing to do. I was a joke that day. I protected my brand and kept it clean. Everything worked out for me. Look at my life dawg!!! IM RICH AF!!! Who's laughing now?"
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On the night of the incident, this is what he tweeted.
Cassper made it clear that despite what everyone else thinks he should have done, not reacting was the biggest reaction because it worked in his favour in the long run.
LOL: Cassper doesn't believe Nota pinned Stogie T down, Mzansi wants receipts
Briefly News reports Cassper Nyovest has taken to social media to share that he doesn't believe Nota Baloyi pinned Stogie T down recently.
Mufasa accused the opinionated music exec of lying about the story and urged him and Stogie to settle their beef in the ring. Cass was reacting to Nota's post claiming that he took Stogie T down during a fight at a gig this past weekend.
The Siyathandana hitmaker advised the rapper and Nota to take their fight in the boxing ring because street fights are dangerous. Taking to Twitter, along with a screenshot of Nota's post, Mufasa said:
"I'm sorry but ain't no way Nota Pinning Stogie Down !!! I don't believe him!!! Well, I never believe him. Lmao.. I'm sure ba mo goteditse ka tse hot.. Settle it in the ring boys. Street fights aren't cool, they are too dangerous. Get in the ring if you wanna be a tough guy!!!"
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