Toya Delazy Details Her Contribution To Cassper’s Mainstream Breakthrough
Toya Delazy Details Her Contribution To Cassper’s Mainstream Breakthrough. Cassper Nyovest’s ascent to stardom has been attributed to various factors, including his relentless dedication and the divine hand of providence.
The multi-award-winning rapper, Cassper Nyovest, stands as a towering figure among South African MCs, having experienced a meteoric rise marked by an unending stream of chart-topping hits. His commanding presence has reverberated throughout the SA Hip Hop scene, reshaping its landscape with each successive release.
However, fellow artist Toya Delazy revealed that Cassper couldn’t have achieved all the success in SA Hip Hop without her help. Cassper Nyovest and Toya collaborated on a song titled My City which the latter believes the song that birthed Nyovest’s rise in mainstream music.
In a tweet, Toya added that her team organized Cassper’s inaugural flight to Cape Town to record the song. However, she lamented that her role had been disregarded, attributing it to gender bias.
“No if it wasn’t for My City – the transition to mainstream wouldn’t have happened that easily, we got cassper his first flight in his life to CPT to record with us, lots of us put in for him to be where it is but because we women it’s overlooked – that collab went to be the biggest and not once did he remember me when sh*t was popping bruh, every single,” she wrote.
“Fill up they were singing my song at the stadiums, when we were available and int the country – that shot hurt my career a lot – as a youngling that shit broke me – took me years to recover. Actually worst experience sadly, wish . wish i had a different story,” Toya Delazy added.
Over the years, Cassper Nyovest has transcended the confines of the South African music scene to emerge as one of the preeminent artists not only in his homeland but also across the African continent as a whole. His unparalleled talent, tireless work ethic, and unwavering commitment to his craft have propelled him to the upper echelons of the music industry, solidifying his status as an African phenomenon.
