It's #Nyovestive season! Cassper plans to release another song

21 September 2022 - 12:30
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Cassper Nyovest plans to release songs regularly, even though he 'doesn't need to to so to make a living any more'.
Cassper Nyovest plans to release songs regularly, even though he 'doesn't need to to so to make a living any more'.
Image: Instagram/Cassper Nyovest

Cassper Nyovest has committed to releasing a new song each time a previous track reaches a million views.

On Twitter on Tuesday the rapper dubbed this period in his life #NyovestiveSeason and promised to drop a lot of songs, as long as his fans come to the party by supporting his projects. 

“I'm dropping a banger on their head tops tomo! This song is a celebration for TeamNyovest getting #4StepsBack to a million views in 14 days. My promise will be kept. Every time a new song/video reaches a million views, I'll drop another 1! It's officially #NyovestiveSeason,” he tweeted.

In his mentions, his followers urged him to keep up the momentum as competition is getting tight.

“I hope you bring it Nyovi cause you've got a lot of competition hy. #SETE #Lemons2Lemonade Nasty C's EP is too much I trust you'll bring it though #NyovestiveSeason,” one said.

The star is seemingly having the time of his life. He previously said: “I've been competing commercially for 10 years and we've had a lot of commercial success, the level many artists will never see. I don't need to make a song to survive any more, it feels so good. None of this would've been possible without your undying support. Thank you, Team Nyovest."

After his song reached a cool half a mil, he said: "#4stepsBack sitting on 518 0000 views in 2 days! I'm in charge. That's how #CassperReply." 

On his Twitter timeline recently, the rapper shared a YouTube screenshot of the video and its view count.


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