Cassper Nyovest Seemingly Responds to A-Reece's 'Bruce Wayne' Amapiano Diss: “Thank You, Hip Hop”

Cassper Nyovest Seemingly Responds to A-Reece's 'Bruce Wayne' Amapiano Diss: “Thank You, Hip Hop”

  • A-Reece is gearing up to release his highly-anticipated album Paradise 2 (P2) after years of delay
  • Building up to the project, Reece released some singles, including his latest, Bruce Wayne, where he picked on fellow rappers for joining Amapiano
  • One such rapper is Cassper Nyovest, who seemingly posted a subtle response by bragging about his and Nasty C's African Throne tour

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Cassper Nyovest supposedly responded to A-Reece 'Bruce Wayne' diss
Cassper Nyovest seemingly threw shade at A-Reece for his 'Bruce Wayne' Amapiano diss, saying hip hop helped him tour the continent. Images: casspernyovest, theboydoingthings
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A-Reece is just days away from releasing his long-awaited album, Paradise 2 (P2), expected to arrive on 20 October. To keep fans hyped, the rapper dropped some singles ahead of the album, the most controversial being Bruce Wayne, in which he throws shots at emcees who jumped on the Amapiano trend.

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Cassper Nyovest, who has hopped on the Piano train from time to time, posted a tweet bragging about the success of his tour with Nasty C.

Cassper seemingly responds to A-Reece diss

In a recent Twitter (X) post, Cassper Nyovest was beaming with pride as he bragged about the success of his African Throne Tour with Nasty C.

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The tour took off at the beginning of September ahead of the rappers' albums, Solomon and I Love It Here:

"Nasty C and I have been touring the continent for the past 2/3 months with Hip Hop. Sold out Shows Back to Back!!!"

This may have been a subtle drag directed at A-Reece, where despite Reece's claims that other rappers turned on hip hop for Amapiano, Mufasa revealed that hip hop took him on tour with Reece's rival, Nasty C.

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A-Reece disses fellow rappers

Building up to his much-anticipated album, P2, A-Reece dropped what may be the final single as the album release draws near.

Bruce Wayne finds Reece questioning other local rappers' loyalty to the culture while at the same time holding himself in high regard for preserving the integrity of SA hip hop.

"It was all bad, n*ggas ran, where did I go? N*ggas couldn't rap so they fled to the Yanos."

The rapper finally began the countdown to his album and had fans hyped over P2 finally dropping:

"THIS FRIDAY."

VenomRaps said:

"It's up!"

BlxckSwiss_ responded:

"Album of the year already!"

Ke_Arturo commented:

"Hip hop is finally coming alive in SA!"

Kay__900 posted:

"Can we fast forward to Friday already!"

mthembuq01 added:

"We prayed for times like this!"

Maphorisa shows love to A-Reece

In a recent report, Briefly News caught online reactions to DJ Maphorisa sending a shout-out to A-Reece in honour of his upcoming album, P2.

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The Pretoria musicians have held the city down musically for years and are two of the most respected musicians in their respective genres to ever come out of Pitori.

Another proud Pretorian, Focalistic, spoke about being "President ya straata" as well as being proud of how far he has come in the music industry.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za