‘Podcast & Chill’: Mac G and Sol Say Cassper Nyovest Uninvited Them From the Boxing Match, SA Supports Cassper

‘Podcast & Chill’: Mac G and Sol Say Cassper Nyovest Uninvited Them From the Boxing Match, SA Supports Cassper

  • Podcast and Chill presenters MacG and Sol Phenduka have shared how rapper Cassper Nyovest "unwelcomed" them from his boxing match line-up
  • The duo explained how they were uninvited because of their comments on Cassper Nyovest's baby mama, Thobeka Majozi, sleeping with Andile Mpisane
  • Social media users shared mixed reactions on the issue, with many pointing out that Cassper did a good thing

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The beef between Cassper Nyovest and Podcast and Chill's MacG and Sol may have gone beyond social media. Sol shared in a recent episode of their controversial show that Cassper Nyovest pulled him out from performing at the boxing match this weekend.

‘Podcast & Chill’, Mac G, Sol, Cassper Nyovest
Mzansi has shown support to Cassper Nyovest for removing MacG and Sol from the boxing match line-up. Image: @casspernyovest, @macgunleashed, @solphenduka
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Narrating how everything went down, Sol said he reached out to Cassper to find out whether or not he was still a part of the boxing match, and Cassper said he pulled him out. He said:

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"I was having enquiries from people who wanted to book me to play so I reached out to Cassper and I asked am I still part of this thing, what's going on?"

Mufasa responded by saying he could not work with him because of what was said on the podcast. He said:

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"I pulled you out because I heard something on the podcast so I called the team and told them I don't want you there any more."

Both MacG and Sol slammed the Amadimoni rapper for being bothered by them sharing their personal opinions on different matters. Peeps were, however, on Cassper Nyovest's side, saying the two should not expect the rapper to be friends with them after all they said about him.

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@dylan_mashiki said:

"Lol, funny how they talking about personal opinion, but are bothered by the fact that someone has made the personal choice to not have them commentate on his gig."

@AndileGP1 commented:

"I watched that episode where MacG dropped the alleged rumours, it caught Sol off-guard, I think MacG doesn't like the idea of @casspernyovest giving @Solphendukaa any money or any gigs, it's a case of wanting to be the only black peer that cuts Sol his biggest cheque, very sad."

@DNdazi added:

"People should keep other people's names out of their mouths... I am a Chiller hardcore, but I support Cass on this one."

@MulaudziBT noted:

"You guys want to trash talk people all the time and expect them to be nice to you? Reality is that is that you are still going to lose more bags and make more enemies but to your advantage. Us chillers still got your back."

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King Monada bets his mansion on Cassper Nyovest and Naak Musiq's upcoming boxing match, SA reacts

Briefly News previously reported that King Monada has bet his whole mansion on Cassper Nyovest and Naak Musiq's boxing match. The Limpopo-born singer is seemingly backing Naak Musiq.

The Idibala hitmaker took to social media to share that he's giving his house to the community if Cassper wins the bout. The fight will take place on Saturday, 9 April.

Taking to Twitter, the Limpopo-born star confidently shared that he's ready to part ways with the stunning house he recently built in his hometown.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.