Cassper Nyovest has the hottest projects out today in ‘Any Minute Now'(AMN) and what fans can’t seem to get enough of is how curated the records inside the project really are.
A lot of Cassper Nyovest’ fans have come out publicly saying that these is one of the albums they have taken time to listen to and so far they are not disappointed one bit.
In the 22-track album, Cassper Nyovest has stellar features from established artistes like Zola 7, Boogie, Samthing Soweto, Langa Mavuso, Lewis Hamilton, Apu Sebekedi, Busiswa, Tweezy, Phantom Steeze, PROKID, Tellaman, African Gospel Singers, Nadia Nakai HHP, Khuli Chana, Mo Molemi, Towdee Mac, Tuks, DJ Lemonka, Bas but the artistes that have caught the attention of self-proclaimed hip hop critics is the record ‘Nobody Knows’ that features YoungstaCPT.
It was brought to Cassper Nyovest’s attention by a fan that he was dominated on the ‘Nobody Knows’ song by Cape Town’s very own, YoungstaCPT, and to subtle surprise, the Mufasa tends to agree.
“I saw them saying Youngsta killed you on your own song and I looked away” one fan tweeted.
Always known to give props where it’s due, Cassper Nyovest bluntly agreed saying, “Yeah, he did.” admitting that indeed YoungstaCPT nailed his verse on the record.
To prove that it wasn’t a competition whatsoever on the song, Cassper Nyovest said that the song was and will forever be a song about the struggle of our people and black on black violence that is experienced across the globe reiterating that the purpose of the song was to get the message across admitting that the song is bigger than anyone, himself inclusive.
Stream ‘Nobody Knows’ by Cassper Nyovest featuring YoungstaCPT, BAs, Apu Sebekedi.
“The song is about the struggle of our people and black on black violence. The key was to get the message across so why would I wanna kill someone on such a song? It’s bigger than me. 2ndly, you can’t even decode my verse cause it’s way too deep even though it sounds simple.” he answered the same fan who asked why he let YoungstaCPT “kill him” on his song.
Yeah, he did.
— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) September 22, 2020
The song is about the struggle of our people and black on black voilence. The key was to get the message across so why would I wanna kill someone on such a song? Its bigger than me. 2ndly , you can’t even decode my verse cause it’s way too deep even though it sounds simple.
— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) September 22, 2020