Nomuzi “Moozlie” Mabena Thanks K.O on ‘The Sobering Podcast’ for Not Making Her Sign Cashtime Contract

Nomuzi “Moozlie” Mabena Thanks K.O on ‘The Sobering Podcast’ for Not Making Her Sign Cashtime Contract

  • Nomuzi Mabena recently disclosed on The Sobering Podcast that she did not end her working relationship with K.O's record label Cashtime on a bad note
  • The Asibasabi hitmaker stated that K.O never forced her to sign a contract, and she's grateful because she left the record label without any hassle
  • Mzansi hip-hop lovers applauded Nomuzi for clearing the air about where she stands with the SETE rapper

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Nomuzi "Moozlie" Mabena reflected on her time as a musician working for the record label Cashtime.

Nomuzi "Moozlie" Mabena reminisced about working with K.O at Cashtime.
Nomuzi “Moozlie” Mabena has shown gratitude to K.O for making leaving Cashtime easy for her. Image: @moozlie and @mrcashtime
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TimesLIVE reported that Nomuzi appeared on The Sobering Podcast and discussed her relationship with Cashtime, particularly K.O.

Nomuzi "Moozlie" Mabena appreciates K.O for making leaving Cashtime a breeze for her

The Cashtime era was one of the most incredible times in South African hip-hop history. Nomuzi was renowned as the Skhanda Queen who promoted the brand, and her male counterparts, notably K.O and MaE, released one hit after another.

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Addressing her departure from the record label, Mabena stated that she did not leave Cashtime because she had a fallout with K.O. Instead, she praised the SETE hitmaker for not forcing her to sign any legally binding contract that would have made her exit much more complicated than it was.

“There was no contract which in retrospect was a blessing in disguise, and I think that’s why I actually can thank K.O because he wasn’t selfish.”

Check out the full episode below:

Mzansi is content with how Nomuzi "Moozlie" Mabena spoke of K.O

Fans flocked to the comments section to express their admiration for Nomuzi's approach to The Sobering Podcast's questions.

@zusipejobe-fw6qk said:

"I love how Nomuzi acknowledges K.O like that. She is out of words."

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@katlegomogotsi8880 shared:

"This was a dope episode. It didn't even feel like 50+ minutes. Nomuzi is such a dope spirit man."

@SamkeloJijana posted:

"Nomuzi's vibe is amazing. We need a part two."

@thabsie6699 replied:

"I loved watching this! I love you, girl."

@simangayendzimandze7356 commented:

"I love young Mabrrr so much. Thank you Sober Soldiers. Can we now have Mr Cashtime since you had Zingah, Kid X?"

@ntokozontoki5307 wrote:

"I enjoyed the chat."

@sabelosimamane3854 added:

"This was absolutely amazing. Nomuzi is great, and you guys always bring out the best in people. Shout-out."

Lady Du's beef with K.O intensifies

In other stories, Briefly News reported that Lady Du and K.O's had been beefing. The Amapiano vocalist and the hip-hop artist took shots at each other on social media.

Their beef began towards the end of 2022 when SETE broke records and did massive numbers on streaming platforms. Lady Du denied that the track went gold at the time and that left K.O fuming.

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After claiming that she's bigger than K.O in a podcast interview, Lady Du took to Twitter to continue talking about her beef with the rapper.

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