Cassper Touts His Strongest Music Catalogue While Addressing African Issues
Cassper Touts His Strongest Music Catalogue While Addressing African Issues. Cassper has developed a reputation not just for the music he has released over the years, but also for his business acumen and ability to inspire young people.
Taking to Twitter, Mufasa took time to address concerns about Africa. The rapper proposed that Africans must provide alternatives to African problems. “We need African solutions for African problems. We can’t copy and paste everything.” Tweeted Cassper.
Cassper‘s followers replied by pushing him to include such understanding in his songs. “I Wish You Brought Such Knowledge In Your Music,” read the tweet. In response, Cassper bragged that his music is full of knowledge and his fans are aware and hence will not listen to hate from Twitter clout chasers.
“My albums are FULL of gems. The twitter hate is just clout. My fans know I be dropping knowledge all the time. I don’t even have to drop new music. Ma catalog is by far the strongest.” Tweeted Cassper.
The rapper is coming out from a successful Fill-Up Mmabatho Stadium that took place in his Mafikeng hometown. Despite the challenges he faced in organising the concert Cassper poured his gratitude to everyone who played their part for the Fill-Up to be a success.
“The show had its challenges, and we are so grateful to the supporters for their devotion and love,” Cassper Nyovest said in a press statement. “We thank the sponsors and the various departments for their unwavering support, as well as our law enforcement officials for guaranteeing the safety of all attendees.“
Cassper has established a solid name in live performance not only in Mzansi Africa but also internationally. Mufasa received his carnations from US artist Kelly Rowland for a spectacular performance at the Global Citizen concert in 2018.
“There was an artist when I came a couple of years back, and he put on a killer performance. It was incredible, Cassper nailed that performance. And I remember we all saw the monitor behind the stage, and we were like ‘we want to go out there“. She said.
