“Worth all the pain” – Boss TLee Reflects On Cassper & Nasty C’s African Throne Tour
“Worth all the pain” – Boss TLee Reflects On Cassper & Nasty C’s African Throne Tour. Following the thrilling culmination of Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C’s pioneering African Throne Tour, Boss TLee took time to contemplate the significance and influence of this dynamic expedition, which has resonated deeply with music aficionados throughout the continent.
The collaborative African Throne Tour, featuring South African rap powerhouses Cassper Nyovest and Nasty C, embarked on a groundbreaking musical odyssey that deeply connected with fans of African Hip Hop. Taking to Instagram, Cassper’s Manager who was integral to the extraordinary journey, reminisces about the challenges and triumphs they encountered, ensuring the tour’s resounding success until its final day.
“From concept, waiting for perfect timing, multiple meetings, endless phone calls & emails, huge financial risks, trusting partners (some fell dropped out along way), internal disagreements, solutions, an incredible internal team, mistakes and remedies, big shows, small turnout, over sold venues, junky partnering promoters, lack of sponsors to finally securing amazing brands.” Boss TLee said.
In the post, TLee mentioned that they are in the process of creating a documentary to share the entire tour experience while commending the professionalism exhibited by Cassper and Nasty C. “We ain’t done, but I can’t wait for y’all to see what this journey been like on film.
“The team went through so much 🥹 We always knew though once @casspernyovest & @nasty_csa touched that stage it all felt like it was worth all the pain. These dudes are ultimate professionals! I’m so damn encouraged 🙌🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙌🏿🥹🙏🏿 Blessings my mans @tevywevy33 Special love to @siphodlam, this ain’t happening without that 1 meeting,” Boss TLee wrote.
As the echoes of the African Throne Tour continue to resonate across the continent, the anticipation builds for what Cassper and Nasty C will unveil during their upcoming phase 2 of the African Throne tour, scheduled to commence next year.
