Cassper Reacts To Homophobic Accusations Following His Tribute To Riky Rick

Cassper Reacts To Homophobic Accusations Following His Tribute To Riky Rick. Cassper just like other rappers decided to share the experience he had with Riky following Boss Zonke’s tragic death. The Tito Mboweni chanter took to Twitter and shared an image of him and Boss Zonke which triggered a backlash on the timeline.

Mohale is one of many Twitter users who found Cassper Nyovest’s Twitter tribute to Riky Rick offensive. “As a man, I am very uncomfortable with another man touching me or worse, being behind me. So when Riky creeped up behind me in the middle of an interview, what I really wanna do is turn around and ask ‘Which one is this one now’ lol… But when I heard his voice I chilled”. Tweeted Cass.

In a now-deleted tweet, the actor responded and chastised the rapper after the tweet insulted a number of fans, including himself. “This is very homophobic. Please remove.” He wrote.

Instead of deleting the tweet that has offended his followers, Cassper responded to those who have labelled him a homophobe. “Yall wasting your time with me. I’ve long gotten over this hill. Bash away!!! I simply don’t give a f*ck!!! The same way yall don’t give a f*ck about me or my pain, I don’t give a f*ck!!! Marete a lona kaofela!!!! God knows my heart, I am free!!!” Tweeted Cassper.

This is not the first time Cassper has been dragged and accused of being homophobic. The rapper apologized to anyone who was offended by the 2012 tweet and said it was a joke. He alluded that he supports the LGBTIQ+ community and he even performed at the Gay Pride Festival.

“First of all I want to make it clear: I am not homophobic. I have no problems with gay, bisexual people, white, black…I don’t have a problem with anybody. I love everyone.” “I guess it was distasteful and I would like to apologise if that offends anybody,” he said.