SA thinks about Cassper Nyovest’s offer to pay a young man featured in ‘Any Minute Now’

Durban – While Cassper Nyovest’s intentions to help a youth financially may be good, many believe that due to the child’s circumstances, it may not be in the best interest of the youth.

This week, Nyovest wanted to repay the young man whose inspirational speech about success was featured on Nyovest’s latest album titled, AMN (Any Minute Now). The album was officially released on Friday.

In the audio, which is from a clip shared on social media, the young man from East London is seen talking to a crowded taxi and saying, “Look at me now, I’ll drive a nice car, God only knows. There will be someone who accepts me and educates me. I won’t be poor forever, I promise, I’m not lying. I’m here to try to get what I don’t have. I’m a boisterous one, you understand? I’m a boisterous bra. God is going to make a plan. Don’t give up, don’t let Satan win, you won’t be successful. Tomorrow you won’t know me, I’m going to drive a good car ”.

Nyovest said he wanted to pay the boy to use his verses, however Mzansi has other ideas.

@MhlengiDubs said: “He stays on the streets, if you give him money he might be back on the streets soon. Some people will even claim what he will get. Instead they will give him tools to change his life. Rehabilitation, home, education, etc. Otherwise, we could lose it again on the streets.