Cassper Nyovest Ready to Drop a Track Titled ‘Pardon My Arrogance’, Fans Want Him to Release It on Wednesday

• Award-winning Mzansi rapper Cassper Nyovest has hinted that he is ready to drop another banger titled Pardon My Arrogance
• The star said that he is releasing a track because he promised his fans that he would drop new music if his diss track 4 Steps Back reaches a million views
• The Amedemoni rapper had his millions of fans choose the day they wanted the song to be dropped between Wednesday and Friday

Team Nyovest is in for another treat this week as top South African rapper Cassper Nyovest said he is ready to drop another hit song, Pardon My Arrogance.

Cassper Nyovest said he is keeping his promise to fans that if his Big Zulu diss track 4 Steps Back reaches one million views; he will drop a new song.

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Taking to his Twitter page, the Mama I Made It rapper said another song is ready for public consumption, and he asked his fans to choose when they wanted him to drop the song between Wednesday and Friday. He tweeted:

"Team Nyovest, I promised to drop a new record/video every time we hit a million views. We just hit a million views with #4StepsBack, so the question is, when should we drop #PardonMyArrogance? Yall let me know with the votes."

Taking a look at the poll shows that Cassper Nyovest's fans want him to drop the track as soon as possible. 61.7% of fans voted for the rapper to release Pardon My Arrogance on Wednesday, while 38.3% said Friday.

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In more entertainment news, Briefly News also reported that rapper and Amapiano star Reason found himself topping Twitter trends after he called out fellow rapper AKA. The star took to his timeline to share his thoughts on AKA’s verse on the new track Lemons (Lemonade).

The hitmaker said Supa Mega must give examples of who his verse that touched on fellow rappers who jumped ship from hip-hop to Amapiano was aimed at.

Taking to his Twitter page, Reason said the Energy rapper’s verse was problematic to him because he did not give examples of the rappers being referred to.

Source: Briefly News