VIDEO: Rapper Cassper Nyovest FLAUNTS EXPENSIVE JEWELLERY, CLAIMS HIS PINKY RING CAN BUY A GOLF GTI

Rapper Cassper Nyovest may be making waves as a resident groover in the amapiano genre, but the rapper still flexes the ol’ hip-hop way. This time he reminded people he was chilling and said the value of the jewellery on his hand could buy one of them a VW Golf GTI and then some.

The rapper took to his Instagram Stories to share moments from his Monday which he spent chilling with his friend at club Ayepyep in Cape Town, where they were enjoying the popular Mogudu (tribe) Monday.

In his one of his videos, Cassper greets one of his mates on camera by extending his hand adorned with diamond-encrusted accessories (a ring and a watch). He then proceeds to ask him, “Ke ho dumedisitse ka bokae moo? (Do you know how much I’ve just greeted you with) ke GTI le eng le eng moo? (It’s a GTI and what else?).”

His friends all laugh in response before Cassper turns the camera to selfie mode and says: “Ah nna hao sa tle, ong’google! (If you don’t believe the hype, google me!)

Watch the IG story below:

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Rapper Cassper Nyovest opens up on his Malawian roots

‘My grandfather walked from Malawi with a group of friends and settled in Potchefstroom’

Hip hop heavyweight Cassper Nyovest has highlighted that his concert in Malawi next month had more meaning for him than his fans could ever imagine.

The rapper lifted the lid on his Malawian roots when he took to Twitter and spoke about how his origins stem from that country.

Abuti FillUp told how his grandfather and a group of friends walked from Malawi to SA and ended up settling in North West.

In more like a tell-all tweet, Cassper revealed how honoured he was to get the opportunity to perform in the country of his ancestry.

“Performing in Malawi in December. It’s always special for me ’cause that’s where my family tree starts.”

Hip hop heavyweight Cassper Nyovest has highlighted that his concert in Malawi next month had more meaning for him than his fans could ever imagine.

The rapper lifted the lid on his Malawian roots when he took to Twitter and spoke about how his origins stem from that country.

Abuti FillUp told how his grandfather and a group of friends walked from Malawi to SA and ended up settling in North West.

In more like a tell-all tweet, Cassper revealed how honoured he was to get the opportunity to perform in the country of his ancestry.

“Performing in Malawi in December. It’s always special for me ’cause that’s where my family tree starts.”

This came after the three words “Africa is bleeding” had been hogging the headlines and socials. Feeling he couldn’t sit back and watch, the rapper took to Twitter to speak out about the brutality African people had recently faced..

Mufasa started his tweet with a plea to his followers to raise awareness about police brutality against protesters fighting to #EndSARS in Nigeria. He also touched on the SA’s #AMINext movement that aims to bring awareness to the issues of femicide and gender-based violence.

Calling Africa a “bloodbath”, Cass also touched on the gruesome killings of Congolese and claimed the leaders of the continent had failed “us”.

why Cassper plans to keep his son off social media

Rapper Cassper Nyovest may be one of the most outspoken and public celebs in Mzansi, but he plans to keep his newborn son out of the spotlight and away from the “real-life witches” on social media.

Cassper and his partner Thobeka Majozi welcomed a baby boy on Sunday evening, naming their little one Khotso. Since then, Cass has been sharing his joy with fans and gushing over his son. While many have been waiting with bated breath for the moment Mzansi gets its first view of the little one, Cassper has told fans he prefers to keep things private.

Responding to suggestions that he prays to keep his “jealous” enemies at bay, Cassper said that he wanted to protect his family from the evil of social media. “Prayer has been my weapon! That’s why I won’t post my child on these platforms. Besides the millions that love us and want to share with us, we are also amongst real-life witches and they prey on moments like these or people like us,” he said.

He added that he was careful to “never be caught off guard”.Cassper has been fiercely protective of Thobeka ever since they started dating, trying his best to keep her out of the spotlight. Weighing in on the hate he received for showing up to his bae’s baby shower last month in a tracksuit, Cassper said he wanted to keep his family away from all the “broken souls” on social media.

“(There are) too many broken souls on these apps. That’s why I keep my private life away. That’s why my private life is so good and healthy!” he added. Speaking to Somizi on the star’s hit TV talk show Dinner at Somizi’s, Cassper said he wanted to teach his child to be respectful and God-fearing.

“Overall I think the most important thing I will teach my son is to love God, and secondly to be fearless and just go for your dreams. Just to add your stroke to the painting of the world,” he said.

-TshisaLIVE