Is Kast over ambitious or a musical warrior?

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

While South Africa’s Cassper Nyovest is looking into filling up the Dome, local rapper, Kast says he will be doing the same at the National Stadium.

It remains to be seen if project ‘Fill Up The Stadium’ will be possible for the rapper to achieve with his popularity having suffered in recent years.

Kast, born Tshepiso Molapisi (33), told Showbiz yesterday that he was inspired by Ghetto hitmaker, Cassper Nyovest.

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Is Kast over ambitious or a musical warrior?

While South Africa’s Cassper Nyovest is looking into filling up the Dome, local rapper, Kast says he will be doing the same at the National Stadium.

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