By Katlego Sekhu
South African Hip Hop returned to the spotlight this week following Big Zulu’s controversial diss track.
Zulu called out all the popular rappers in South Africa, sparking beef.
As Hip Hop continues to be a hot topic in Mzansi with guys like K.O and Kwesta responding to Big Zulu and Duncan set to drop his reply on Friday, Cassper took to Twitter to say “it all started with his verse on Ohh Ahh.“
“Let’s research a lil bit. His song was a reply to that. That is why he started with the tag “Ke Hip Hop Dawg”. Anyway, as you were!!!!”
He continues to say whether people want “to give credit or not” it’s exciting to see the guys rapping for the good of Hip Hop.
Ohh Ahh is a track by Ambitiouz Ent artist Fakaloice featuring Cassper and a verse from late rapper RikyRick.
Nyovest’s verse rubbed Focalistic off in the wrong way. The Ke Star rapper went on to call out Cassper, who said that he “inspired Foca.”
The rapper said it was unnecessary for the Family Tree boss to say that “as inspiration doesn’t come with an invoice.”
“Let’s research a lil bit. His song was a reply to that. That is why he started with the tag “Ke Hip Hop Dawg”. Anyway, as you were!!!!”
This all started with Ohh Ahh verse. Let's research a lil bit. His song was a reply to that. That why he started with the tag "Ke Hip Hop Dawg". Anyway, as you were!!!! https://t.co/WSqeKoN5Bf
— Don Billiato (@casspernyovest) August 24, 2022
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