Cassper Nyovest says he got his great dance moves from his late brother
Cassper Nyovest‘s army of fans knows that the rapper is family orientated and even though he doesn’t always speak about his late brother, Tsibipians know how much he loves him. The rapper recently took to Twitter to reveal that his late brother, Khotso Phoolo, has and continues to be one of the biggest influences in his life.
Khotso died in 2003 at 19 years old, but he continues to be a source of inspiration for Cassper, even in death. Plus the rapper revealed that it was Khotso who plugged him onto his smooth dance moves.
My late brother Khotso. He, unfortunately, died at the age of 19 but he meant the world to me and he gave me my swag,” Cassper answered a fan’s question about where he gets his impressive dance moves from. Mufasa’s fans are convinced that Khotso must have been a great dancer because have you seen Cassper move? The guy has all the moves and he isn’t a bad teacher himself.
My late brother Khotso. He unfortunately died at the age of 19 but he meant the world to me and he gave me my swag. https://t.co/kici6Ru3Ve
— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) March 3, 2020
In other news – Zizipho Buti is happy to have joined Generations: The Legacy
After quite a long “dry season” where small screen time is concerned, actress Zizipho Buti has made it to popular SABC 1 soapie Generations: The Legacy. The actress, who stole Mzansi’s hearts as Pinky on Mzansi Magic’s Nkululeko, bagged the role of Tracy on Generations and said the learning she’s done since the day she said yes has been amazing.
It’s been such a pleasure getting to know Tracy and telling her story. She has definitely shifted my mindset. Let me tell you. The first time my agent called me to tell me this is the role they want me to play I went quiet on him. I judged her and her story. But now I’m so glad I said yes. Read more
Source: Timeslive
