Clout Cassette Founder Morale Opens Up About His Terrible Experience With Cassper During ‘Diamond Walk’ Music Video Shoot

Clout Cassette Founder Morale Opens Up About His Terrible Experience With Cassper During ‘Diamond Walk’ Music Video Shoot. There’s something fascinating about peering behind the scenes into the creative lives of our favourite artists and celebs and there’s no better way to satisfy that craving than with Behind The Scenes clips. 

As intriguing as most behind-the-scenes stories are, not all of them are positive, especially if they involve famous figures in the music industry. In an interview that has emerged on Twitter, Clout Cassette founder Morale Pablo Phala has opened up about his bad experience working with Cassper Nyovest.

The two were working together on the music video shoot for the song Diamond Walk featuring Abidoza and the late DJ Sumbody. The founder and video director for Clout Cassette stated that Cassper was rude to him during the shoot which he did not understand why. “He was different like he was so rude to me, I didn’t understand what was going on,” he said.

Phala stated that the Family Tree Records boss was four hours late for the shooting and was concentrating on his boxing match rather than the song. “Cassper was late for the shoot, he pulled up around 3 or 4 when he was supposed to come at 12,” he added. “He was like very focused on his boxing match, so his mind wasn’t really at the shoot, it was like he was being forced to do the shoot. I was there on time doing my job, and he was there just thinking about going to the gym.”

Morale revealed that he was terrified of Cassper, which caused him to make some compromises during the session since the rapper wanted to go to the gym. “I started compromising and coming up with other plans so they had to like stay a little bit longer but Cassper was not feeling it at all.“

Explaining how much he was afraid of Mufasa Phala said; “I won’t lie, for the first time I was like afraid of him, obviously he is so big like he kept calling himself gorilla, gorilla, gorilla and I won’t lie, he is big like that when you touch him he’s like a hard wall. So imagine this big n*gga is telling you like; (“yo boyzen, if you don’t wrap it up I’m just gonna leave and I don’t wanna do that”) I was just scared, I didn’t know what to say.“

Cassper Nyovest recently shut down Mafikeng following a successful Fill Up Mmabatho Stadium. The event took place in his hometown for the first time and it was graced by a bumper lineup of Mzansi music acts.