AKA faces backlash for calling Cassper Nyovest a ‘moffie’

AKA. Picture: Instagram

AKA. Picture: Instagram

Published Mar 20, 2020

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Local rapper AKA has faced backlash from tweeps and members of the LGBTQI+ community after he called Cassper Nyovest a moffie.

On Thursday, the "All Eyes On Me" rapper went on a Twitter tirade against his arch-rival Cassper for not signing a contract for a boxing match that was set to take place in September. 

In his tweets, Supa Mega decided to attack Mufasa on several fronts, and while being disrespectful to the "Move For Me" hitmaker's parents received a lot of attention, it was his use of 'moffie' as a slur that didn't sit well with tweeps and the LGBTQI+ community.

He said: "Nyt nyt. Tag his bitch ass all day ... tell him to sign and stop being a moffie". 

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Taking to Twitter, many users explained why his statement is homophobic, why it's not his word to use and why his use of  the word is seen as a slur. 

%%%twitter https://twitter.com/akaworldwide?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@akaworldwidethe Word “Moffie” is Homophobic. pic.twitter.com/1mNuSkOTHV

— ANGELFACE ☁️ (@vocalAngel101)

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‘Moffie’ is a derogatory term used to belittle and dehumanize gay people.

There is no buts about it. Period.

Anyone who uses it towards another person, does so knowing exactly what connotation it holds!

AKA knew what he was doing.

— Kgopolo Mphela (@PhilMphela) March 19, 2020

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