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
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.