If we’re being honest, Cassper adds flavour when he’s featured on a track. He’s been doing this since Ngud’…
— Sizwe Dhlomo (@SizweDhlomo) December 19, 2021
He ruined Ngud that one pic.twitter.com/mIR8TH9vGv
— ChrisExcel (@ChrisExcel102) December 19, 2021
He was screaming all over the song, how did he mosha kwesta kakhulu on that song?
— Luvhani Mphagi (@Mphagi) December 20, 2021
With all due respect, ayikho leyo. That song was going to be even better without Cassper 🤞
— T H A N D O 🦋 (@thando_fly) December 19, 2021
Tweeps have recalled music videos like Siyathandana, where he featured with Boohle, saying that his verse on the hit song was very unnecessary.
One hundred, but on that “Siyathandana” song his verse wasn't needed, just like Foca’s verse was unnecessary on Mtakababa by Msaki.
— NjabuloFuzer (@Njabulofuzer) December 19, 2021
On that Siyathandana track he should have kept quiet bruv pic.twitter.com/yNZ4FxQqjy
— Kevin_15 (@kevi_2021) December 19, 2021
His verse on Imali eningi was not needed 🤣🤣🤣🤣
— Diddy_ (@Diddy_min) December 19, 2021
I love how Cassper makes y’all mad by just being great 🤣🤣🤣
— Bill Bragga (@Bill_Bragga) December 19, 2021
It's your opinion Sir, and I have to agree with you 100%, don't care who says what 💥❤️💥, Cass is King
— Neo (@neo_mfundo) December 19, 2021
This doesn't even need an argument, whether a fan or not 🔥 https://t.co/A7fA7JIeFT
— Brightson (@MarumoBrightson) December 20, 2021
For fans, the only question is, when will this hate on Cassper end? Just recently, podcaster and media mogul Nota Baloyi also decided that it had been a while since he threw shade at Cassper.
Taking to his podcast, Nota revealed that Cassper was a fraud, revealing that the McLaren he claimed he had bought for his birthday was actually on a promotion deal, and that he had instead chosen to make his fans believe that he had bought it with his own money.