Cassper Nyovest Weighs In on Drake and Kendrick Lamar’s Rap Beef: “I Hope He Finds God and Wisdom”
- Cassper Nyovest shared advice for Drake amid his beef with Kendrick Lamar, suggesting Drake find God and wisdom to avoid fighting from an insecure place
- Nyovest, neutral in the feud, empathises with Drake's position, having been in similar situations himself
- Social media reactions to Nyovest's advice were mixed, with some suggesting he should stay out of the beef
- Briefly News spoke to popular rapper Nielly Slick who shared the advantages and disadvantages of rap beef in the industry
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Cassper Nyovest has shared his thoughts on the viral beef between international rappers Drake and Kendrick Lamar. The stars have been at each other's throats, releasing diss tracks about each other.
Cassper Nyovest shares some advice for Drake amid the Kendrick Lamar beef
Cassper Nyovest is neither team Drake nor Kendrick in one of the biggest rap battles of all time. The rapper recently made his stance on the matter clear when a fan asked him about the trending beef.
Responding to a fan who had asked him about the back-and-forth disses between the award-winning rappers, Mufasa said he understands how Drake is feeling because he was once in the same position. He added that the God's Plan rapper should follow in his footsteps and find God. He tweeted:
"Yeah, I can relate so much to where he is now. Niggas are tired of Drake running the game. I hope he finds God and wisdom. Without that you end fighting from an empty place trying to convince the world you’re not insecure when you are. WE ALL ARE!!! But we are also ALL BLESSED!!!"
Speaking exclusively to Briefly News, rapper Nielly Slick shared that there are advantages and disadvantages to having beef in the industry. He said the beef can push the artists to do their best, but it can also become deadly as some people end up killing each other. He said:
"Rap beef can definitely be a double-edged sword, you feel me? On the one hand, they can boost an artist's career, get people talking, and push you to bring your A-game.
"But on the flip side, it can get real messy when folks start takin' shots at family and personal life. It’s all about keeping it on the mic and not crossing those lines, ‘cause once it gets too personal, it ain’t about the music no more, it’s just drama."
Cassper Nyovest's thoughts on Drake and Kendrick's beef divides Mzansi
Social media users dished their thoughts on the Amademoni rapper's post. Some said he should stay out of the beef because it has nothing to do with him.
@RodriqueNation said:
"Drake has been sneak-dissing a lot of people. Even behind the scenes, he has done shady things. He is not a victim."
@eljefenoir commented:
"Now that you found God, I guess we no longer getting bangers from you...ain't no way you gon make sales with Gospel Rap, unfortunately that don't sell."
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Netizens react to video of Cassper Nyovest and his wife dancing
Meanwhile, Briefly News reported that the South African hip-hop rapper Cassper Nyovest doesn't fail to show off his gorgeous wife, Pulane Mojaki, on social media.
Social media has been abuzz since the Doc Shebeleza hitmaker tied the knot with his childhood friend Pulane Mojaki. Recently, the star became the talk of the town after a video of himself and Mojaki dancing together went viral online.
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