“Bring back the ponytail,” Black Twitter Reacts To Cassper’s New Rap Song “Put Your Hands Up”
“Bring back the ponytail,” Black Twitter Reacts To Cassper’s New Rap Song “Put Your Hands Up.” Cassper Nyovest top the Twitter trends following the release of his new rap song “Put Your Hands Up.” The rapper has been jamming on Amapiano sounds for a while and his comeback to hip hop sound came after he featured on Ambitiouz Entertainment’s track Ooh Aah.
Following the praises he received for his verse on Ooh Aah, Mufasa decided to make a complete comeback to hip hop with his solo single Put Your Hands Up. Building up to the release of his new single, Mufasa has been hyping up the song setting the expectations very high as promised SA hip hop followers a banger.
The rap song has, however, received mixed reactions from both his fans and those who do not rate the Family Tree as the best in the game. Some SA hip-hop followers who had a chance to listen to Cass’s new release felt that the rapper has missed again, with others praising the new sound he has brought into the game.
We need the ponytail Cassper Nyovest ASAP.
— stixcks.mm (@Mvano_Mgubanto) August 18, 2022
Maybe it’s time Cassper Nyovest considers bringing back the ponytail.
— Collen (@Collen_KM) August 19, 2022
We need the ponytail Cassper Nyovest ASAP.
— stixcks.mm (@Mvano_Mgubanto) August 18, 2022
For us who grew up with Bop and DJ battles typer hip-hop..I should say thank you @casspernyovest… hope to see more of such music in your upcoming album… a Mesh-up of old and new typer beats. It’s a vibe man #PutYourHandsUp
— Mallyville Paul🇦🇴🇳🇦🇿🇦 (@PaulMallyN) August 19, 2022
Yeah I’m not so sure about that new Cassper Nyovest Put your hands up
Sete by KO ft Young Stunna on the other hand…..👏👏👏
— 👑💯 (@TheePrincess9) August 19, 2022
Cassper has made it known that the new sound that he released is the type of music for his age after he was asked by one of his followers what they should expect. “It’s just good music. That’s the best way I can put it. It’s the music I should be making for my age, status and space that I have taken up. I’m settling into a new role and making music that I grew up to, the music that I love, music that I miss and would love to hear. Friday,” tweeted Cassper Nyovest.
