Zingah Reveals Why He Can’t Invite Cassper For An Interview On His Podcast
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Zingah Reveals Why He Can’t Invite Cassper For An Interview On His Podcast. After announcing his retirement from music, Zingah has been striving towards making waves in the podcasting space. The rapper-turned-podcaster has interviewed a number of well-known rappers who have provided fascinating anecdotes about their days as artists.
The Chopping It With Bhuddah T Podcast has been getting positive feedback mostly from SA Hip hop fanatics. This has propelled some of the followers to send in requests on who they want to see Zingah interviewing next.
Taking to Twitter, one of the former Cash Time member’s followers asked him when he is going to bring Cassper Nyovest to the podcaster. “@Zingah_LOTJ when you inviting @casspernyovest at your podcast?” Read the tweet.
In response, it appeared that Zingah doesn’t have the upper hand to bring Cassper Nyovest for an interview on his Podcast. The Dlala chanter shared a screenshot showing that Cassper blocked him on Twitter hence which proved the two’s relationship is in tatters. “I wish I could,” tweeted Zingah.
Following a Twitter rant aimed at Cassper, Zingah took time to apologize to the self-proclaimed Don Billiato. In an interview with the Sobering Podcast, the former Cash Time rapper expressed love towards Cassper and he made it known that he still listens to the fellow rapper’s music.
“The first thing I want to clear about that is and the reason why I had to get off that. So another thing right, we’re living in a different time and I’m super hip-hop. I love Cass, I listen to his sh*t, so just the sh*t he was talking in his music was getting to me it’s like this n*gga believes he’s better than me. So I just had to so I felt like yo if you really felt like that. And that’s why for me none of the things I said were personal. I have nothing personal against that n*gga. I addressed him musically,” he said.