Cassper Nyovest Says He Is CEO of Billiato and Denies Not Owning the Brand, Mzansi Split Over Rumours

• Cassper Nyovest is in the headlines, and not for good reason, after rumours circulated that he does not own his spirit brand, Billiato
• The rapper prides himself on owning his products, such as Billiato, but controversial blogger Musa Khawula has claimed otherwise
• Cassper Nyovest's followers are split about whether or not it even matters if the rapper owns Billiato

Cassper Nyovest's reputation is that he is a hustling self-made rapper who takes pride in his business acumen.

The rapper prides himself on not just being an influencer, but a businessman as well with his various brands.

His alcohol brand, Billiato's ownership has been questioned, and the Doc Shebeleza hitmaker is not taking the suspicion lying down.

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Cassper Nyovest refutes claims that he does not own Billiato

Entertainment commentator Musa Khawula recently alleged on Twitter that Cassper does not own his alcohol brand, Billiato. The blogger alleged that the brand is owned by David de Mardt, also CEO of Cruz Vodka.

Cassper Nyovest vehemently denies that he is just a brand ambassador.

Cassper clarifies that he is the founder, CEO and founder of Billiato as he insists that he owns all his products in a separate tweet.

Mzansi is divided about whether Cassper Nyovest is telling the truth or not

Netizens who followed the Cassper Nyovest Billiato news were divided. Some thought the rapper owed them an explanation, while others could not see the problem even if he is just an ambassador.

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Cassper's supporters advised the star not to pay the controversy any mind.

@Tagteam_Profesa added:

"Your hustle mode is on steroids... and the hate is too loud."

Some peeps found Cassper Nyovest's statement to be unclear about his role.

@Mcnasttu added to the thread, saying:

"Cassper Nyovest you're messing with our intelligence bro. The fact that you say you are a shareholder, even if you are the majority, means you don't solely own the bottle and there are other shareholders, that's what you're saying."

Peeps said they didn't want to be misled but others could not understand why there was so much commotion about the ownership.

@PosterBW tweeted:

"Even if he was not an owner, I would still respect his hustle! Batho ba lapisa, busy talking whilst they themselves own nothing"

@HardleySA agreed, adding:

"Cassper at this point in his life doesn't have to prove anything to anyone. A lot of you are suffering from "pull him down syndrome". Be inspired, don't hate, he's making moves."

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"Why not me?": Cassper Nyovest spills the tea in clip about when his life changed

Briefly News previously reported that an old video of Cassper Nyovest spilling the tea about when his life changed has resurfaced on social media. The successful rapper-turned-businessman shares that his life changed when he stopped doubting himself in the clip.

The Amademoni hitmaker shared that he used to struggle with self-doubt while on the come-up. He expressed that he used to be hard on himself and did not believe that he was going to be successful in life.

Source: Briefly News