“Tears to my eyes” – Cassper Marks 10 Years Of “I Hope You Bought It”
“Tears to my eyes” – Cassper Marks 10 Years Of “I Hope You Bought It.” Cassper Nyovest’s journey to the current heights of success wasn’t an overnight occurrence. The renowned rapper faced numerous challenges inherent in the fiercely competitive hip-hop and entertainment industry before reaping the rewards and privileges he enjoys today.
With all the animosity that came during his rise to fame, the Doc Shebeleza hitmaker poured his heart out in the song “I Hope You Bought It” off his album “Tsholofelo.” In the song, the rapper talked about how he has been unfairly treated in the industry.
Taking to Instagram, the rapper took time to celebrate and reflect on the 10 years since he penned down the song he was pouring out his heart. With all the success the “I Hope You Bought It” got and the success of his debut studio album. A born-again Cassper Nyovest also acknowledged the grace of God in all the success he has acquired.
“This is how I started my day today. It brings tears to my eyes when I think about how good the Lord my God has been to me. It’s been 10 years since I penned this down. Thank you so much for allowing me grace Lord. It all came together sooo well. A sinner like me? Yet you love me so much. You have blessed me soooo much. I give you all the Glory Lord!!! Thank you Jesus!!! Who ever thought that I would make it ? JESUS DID!!!” Cassper Nyovest wrote.
Cassper Nyovest’s journey over the past 10 years has not only been about personal success but also about inspiring a generation of aspiring artists. The award-winning rapper recently celebrated 10 years since the release of his breakthrough hit Doc Shebeleza stating that the next 10 years will be monumental and spiritual for him.
“Today marks 10 years of this song (Doc Shebeleza). I was a wild young man. God has moulded me and kept me in his grace. All the glory to God. I’m blessed, grateful and truly humbled by your support. The next 10 years will be more meaningful, more spiritual and monumental!!! Die pope sal Daans!!! This gone be special!!!! Wait on it.” Cassper wrote.
