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Rapper Cassper Nyovest has called out a false narrative about South African rappers and the Amapiano genre. The claim that British rapper Central Cee jumped on the Amapiano scene before South African artists has sparked controversy.
In a recent Amapiano song by Nigerian singer Asake, titled “Wave”, featuring Central Cee, the song has garnered millions of streams. However, a Twitter user shared a video clip from the song’s music video with the caption “No way Central Cee jumped on the yanos before South African rappers, and he floating.”
Cassper Nyovest, widely regarded as the first South African rapper to collaborate with Amapiano artists, had a calm but firm response, telling the tweep to stop spreading falsehoods. Asake’s “Wave” featuring Central Cee has added to the growth of the Amapiano genre, which has been around for over a decade and has gained significant global recognition.
Despite being trolled by some, Cassper Nyovest’s decision to collaborate with Amapiano artists has been successful, and he has dropped several hit songs including the classic “Siyathanda”.
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