Cassper To AKA : “Even If he did cartwheels naked on Mandela bridge, there’s nothing that’s gonna happen” 

AKA recently shared with his fans that he won the legal battle for the Braii Show . In a follow up tweet the Supa Mega went on to say that he is coming for whoever benefitted directly and indirectly. This was clearly a swipe at Cassper Nyovest who used the platform to promote his Billiato and Root Of Fame sneakers. 

In a detailed tweet AKA wrote “Every single entity, being a person, broadcaster, production house and those who benefitted through incidental/free exposure, I am coming for my coins. Every single contract of this past season, will be audited “ to which Capper responded by saying “No story to tell. I was offered a Job, I got paid what I wanted, including getting promotion for my shoes and alcohol which I’m making Multi Millions from and the story ends there. Even if the broer did cartwheels naked on Mandela bridge, there’s nothing that’s gonna happen. Lol” 

Mufasa went on to troll his long time nemesis further by saying “Da Zaak ke Bethile ko Cape Town Le Manyora aka moante byang!!! Re jele joy mann!!! Ke ja Zaka ya mfana.” 

We don’t know where this leaves AKA considering his much liked post which read “This morning, justice was finally served. I received confirmation of what I have always said: That I own the Braai Show. 1/4 This matter for me has always been about business principles and asserting my rights to my intellectual property. It is about the injustices that continue to befall us in the creative industry and the violation of our trust by those we work with, who continue to exploit us. Thus I am happy that the arbitration proceedings have found in my favour that I am a 50% owner of the Braai Show and that no further exploitation of it can be transacted upon without my involvement. Now that the arbitration proceedings have determined, with finality, that I own half of The Braai Show, I will be going after what is rightfully mine against those that sought to exploit and undermine my creativity and intellectual property