A few weeks ago, a video of Cassper Nyovest dancing to AKA’s Fela in Versace surfaced on social media. There’s nothing wrong with enjoying good music, right? However, people will judge you harshly if the song you’re dancing to belongs to your rival.
Cassper, who gave a stellar performance at the Global Citizen Festival last weekend, received criticism from some fans after they watched the video, and the rapper was really not bothered. In a recent interview on 947’s Coffee with Greg & Lucky, the rapper explained: “It’s a known fact that I don’t like AKA. I think Fela in Versace is a dope song… ’cause I’m a fan of the music, I can remove my personal feelings from my opinion of the music.”
He said he likes the song, but made it clear that he doesn’t “bump it alone” in his house. “But when I hear it, I can, you know, identify a dope song…”
He’s right, though. Why must he be judged for enjoying a good song?
Main image credit: Instagram/@casspernyovest
