Americans Roast Cassper Nyovest's 'Unfunny' Video, SA Fans Stay Silent: “He Blocked Us”
- Siyathandana hitmaker Cassper Nyovest was shown no mercy by Americans who found his latest video cringe
- International Twitter users told the South African rapper that his actions were embarrassing and that he should not expect his "unfunny" clip to go viral
- Mzansi stood by and watched Cassper get dragged because they claimed he had blocked them and they couldn't defend him in the comments
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Americans are having a blast roasting Cassper Nyovest for sharing a video they found less amusing.
Mufasa posted the video on his Twitter timeline, hoping it would go viral and everyone would use it as a meme or sound in their social media skits.
However, his plan didn't work, as American Twitter users found the video "embarrassing" and told him they would never use it. Some people even went so far as to call Cass "too old" for social media.
Mzansi not defending Cassper Nyovest after being roasted by Americans
Under a tweet shared by @destinyzee retelling the story of Cassper being cooked by Americans, South African netizens made it absolutely clear that they will not stand up for him. Peeps listed several reasons, but being on Cassper's blocked list was one of the main reasons they chose to watch Cass dragged from a distance.
@destinyzee said:
" We can’t even defend him because he blocked us."
@umalambane_zn shared:
"Lol, even his fans are quiet because it's Americans."
@Vuyiswa84572634 posted:
"When I saw that video I was like no mahn♀️ Now, they're calling him "old head" I'm screaming.'
@Roam_L replied:
"He turned off the comments You guys are so mean."
@cfiso_gigabyte commented:
"If he didn't block us, we would be defending him. Ungowethu angithi♂️"
@Reezy__06 wrote:
"The funniest thing is they genuinely think he's 40-something. Lol, they are calling him an "old head"
@oswald_n2 also said:
"Someone tried to defend him but it wasn't enough "
@ZethuMkhatshwa added:
"Oh how I wish he didn’t caption it the way he did Now, I’m out here catching second-hand embarrassment "
what you need to know about Cassper Nyovest
Born on 16 December 1990 in Mahikeng, North West, Cassper Nyovest attended Sol Plaatjie Secondary School, where he excelled in sports. After failing his Grade 10 exams in 2006, he moved in with his grandmother and left school in 2007. Starting his rap journey at 12, he and his friends formed the group Childhood Gangsta by the age of 13. He eventually moved to Johannesburg to chase his music dreams.
He later joined another group called Slow Motion, which included renowned record producer Ganja Beatz. Since then, Nyovest has become a leading figure in South Africa's music scene. His tracks are available on major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, which, along with his many live performances, contribute to his music sales.
Nota Baloyi takes a jab at Cassper Nyovest's career after AKA's death
Meanwhile, Nota Baloyi has been making Cassper sweat in Mzansi. Baloyi claimed that after AKA's assassination on February 10, 2023, the Doc Shebeleza rapper's career was over.
According to ZAlebs, the opinionated individual predicted that Mufasa would gradually lose relevance as his rival Supa Mega died.
Cassper Nyovest dragged on Twitter for giving AKA flowers after his death and posting about memorial service
In other stories, Briefly News reported that the fact that Cassper Nyovest tweeted about AKA's memorial service even though he didn't attend rubbed people the wrong way.
The Siyathandana rapper took some heat on social media after he replied to a tweet about AKA's father, Tony Forbes and some people were not impressed.
Tweeps bashed Cassper for stanning Tony and saying SupaMega got his talent from him. The late rapper's fans said Cassper had no right to talk about him because of their long-standing beef.
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Source: Briefly News