JR Details Why Cassper Never Performed Thuto On The Feel Good Live Sessions
JR Details Why Cassper Never Performed Thuto On The Feel Good Live Sessions! The Feel Good Live Sessions has been a great platform for fans to enjoy unplugged intimate sessions from their favorite artists.
The Feel Good Sessions was created by music producer and rapper JR as a way to bring music to the people’s homes or wherever they are. The series gained a huge following because of its international appeal and special features from the hottest acts in Africa.
Many artists of different genres have graced the stage such as AKA, Sjava, A-Reece and even the originator himself Mr. JR.
A rather confrontational tweep questioned the ‘All Eyes On Me’ hit maker asking him why Cassper Nyovest didn’t perform his album Thuto on the live session claiming that it would have been dope but because JR allegedly has issues with Mufasa, it just didn’t happen.
The tweep furthermore added that Cassper should start his own live sessions to celebrate his Thuto album which has recently celebrated its third year.
“@casspernyovest‘s #thuto would’ve been so dope on @JRafrika ‘s feel Good live session but JR had his issues with cass. Cass should just make his own live session with a band for the celebration of this masterpiece,” the tweep said.
JR shut down that rumor before it caught any fire responding to the accusation revealing that he and his producer did attempt to contact Cassper and his team but they unfortunately declined the offer.
“Lemme tell you a little story. When we were in pre-production for Season 2. I and my producers reached out to him and his team. They declined for their reasons which we respected… so where are my issues?,” JR tweeted.
JR has also expanded his horizons by introducing a new music special called Sound Stage SA which officially premiered in February this year featuring Koffee’s official band, The Compozerz.
It’s clear that JR is all about the music and not about the drama but knowing the nature of twitter, even the smallest things can easily turn in to a next level drama saga.
By Sinakho Mandla
