Cassper Nyovest Jokes After Chris Brown Leaves South Africa: “He’s Gone Now, You’re Left With Us”

• Cassper Nyovest threw shade soon after Chris Brown left South Africa following his concert
• The rapper joked that now fans were left with local stars and would be forced to attend their shows since the superstar singer was gone
• While many fans laughed at his comment, some netizens argued that Mufasa was no longer relevant

Cassper Nyovest says South Africans are forced to support local acts again after Chris Brown left.

Cassper Nyovest throws shade at Chris Brown fans

Chris Brown officially left the building following his back-to-back sold-out shows, and it seems some people are more relieved than others, Cassper Nyovest being one of them.

The Ma Menemene rapper joked, saying now that Breezy was gone, fans were forced to support local musicians and attend their shows:

"Chris Brown is gone now, he's gone, you're left with us. Let us perform for you, come to the festivals; maybe I'll fly too!"

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Twitter (X) user PianoConnectSA shared the video:

Mzansi reacts to Cassper Nyovest's video

Fans were hysterical and admired Mufasa's sense of humour:

Tshepang_one laughed"

"The 'Maybe nka fofa' part."

Romeo20040 was in stitches:

"This guy is such a clown; what a funny human being!"

CarltonSibuyi2 laughed:

"This oke is genuinely funny!"

Meanwhile, others called Cassper a has-been, saying the rapper was no longer relevant:

jeffrey_blak dragged Cassper:

"Wena, we don’t count you. You're no longer a celebrity; you're just someone we know."

PLMscouting was annoyed:

"The way he breathes is really annoying, yoh."

mzukisi_ngqeza claimed:

"He is no longer relevant."

Swart47321327 wrote:

"All these celebrities need therapy. Kabza and Zinhle also made videos out of jealousy that Chris only called Phori to perform."

Shuaib16503479 posted:

"He's not joking. He's trying to deal with the pain of Breezy taking over his territory."

What you need to know about Cassper Nyovest

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Born on 16 December 1990 in Mahikeng, North West, Cassper Nyovest is a Sagittarius and is currently 33 years old.

He was raised by his parents, Muzuki and Letsebela Phoolo, along with his sister, Tsholofelo. Sadly, his brother Khotso passed away in 2003. Cassper attended Sol Plaatjie Secondary School, where he showed interest in sports. After failing Grade 10 in 2006, he moved to live with his grandmother and eventually decided to leave school in 2007 to focus on music.

Cassper discovered his passion for rapping at 12 and co-founded a hip-hop group called Childhood Gangsta at 13. At 16, he signed with Impact Sounds, but they parted ways in 2008 over creative differences. His career took off with the release of his debut single, Gusheshe, in 2013. The following year, he launched Family Tree Records, cementing his status in South African music.

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Cassper Nyovest celebrates his birthday

In more Cassper Nyovest updates, Briefly News shared online reactions to the rapper's birthday.

His age came as a shock to many netizens who thought the music mogul was music older:

baby_gheli said:

"Sheesh, I thought he was pushing 40."

Source: Briefly News