After the success of #FillUpOrlandoStadium, Cassper Nyovest says he owes it all to his fans.
The rapper thanked fans for their continued support, giving them all the glory for the success of the concert.
“I really have to stress, everyone who bought a ticket I really appreciate it because without you, none of this would have been possible,” said Cassper.
“You guys don’t get enough credit yet you’re the superstars, because you guys filled up that venue. If I was alone in that venue, I’d have looked stupid.”
Cassper went on to say that his fans, and fans of other musicians, have helped to put SA artistes on international maps.
“They know of us in New York. Kanye knows there’s a guy called Cassper Nyovest because of you,” he said, referring to an incident in which Kanye allegedly accused him of copying his stage.
With #FillUpOrlandoStadium behind him, Cassper has his sights set on an even bigger goal — FNB Stadium.
“FNB next year, they say it’s 90 000, but the stage I want to build is so big that’s it’s going to be able to accommodate 65 000. So the stage that I’m doing next year, I want people to faint, that’s what I want.”
Meanwhile TV personality Minnie Dlamini has officially resigned from her position as co-host on the popular SABC1 sports show, SoccerZone.
“I’ve resigned from SABC Sport to focus on my other business ventures,” she said in a press statement.
“I’ve loved my time with the SABC Sport family and will miss them dearly. It pains me to realise that I won’t be seeing my Thom Thom (Thomas Mlambo) and Dr Mnandi every Monday as they’ve become family.
“I need to grow and explore various opportunities in entertainment and business. I’m super excited about 2017 and working very hard to make it a success.”
Minnie will, however, still be on TV screens for reality show Tropika Island of Treasure Seychelles in March 2017 on SABC 3.
She is currently overseas on a work project and will be returning on November 10. — TheJuice