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Johannesburg - Not only is Cassper Nyovest attempting to fill up 75 000 seats at FNB Stadium for his December concert, he’s also on a mission to makeover his physique.
Clearly all that hard work is paying off. The 26-year-old rapper is looking buffer than ever in his latest Instagram snaps.
Captioning a photo of himself (and his buff biceps!) pouring some coffee, he wrote: “Wishing y'all a pleasant morning. Hope you all are either chasing or living your dreams. I'm chasing mine. #FillUpFnbStadium”
Last year, Cassper told The Juice that fueling his body the right way has been the secret behind his transformation.
“We don’t know our blood types. We don’t know what we’re supposed to be eating. So you need to really research and go for tests and check your body, and find out what your body needs and what it lacks and what it does not consume.”
Of course, he hasn’t been slacking off in the gym either.
“Exercise as much as you can,” he advised. “Some people are skinny but they’re unhealthy. Some of us are chubby so our body was responding and showing there’s something we’re doing wrong.”
It seems Cassper’s been knocking those goals out of the park – and he’s loving all those likes he’s getting from fans.
“I've been slaying on my Instagram lately!” he captioned another photo last week.
“I look good cause I feel good!!! I've been posting the best pictures only and getting sky rocket likes!!!”
Earlier this month, the hip hop star was selected to host BarOne’s inaugural Gym Squad finale at the University of Johannesburg’s Soweto Campus, to take place later this year.
The campaign has seen Nestle host free workout sessions in communities throughout the country to promote healthy, active lifestyles.
According to Zanele Mthethwa, Nestlé South Africa’s head of chocolate, Cassper was the obvious choice.
“[Cassper] represents the ordinary guy who lives a balanced lifestyle and, despite his busy schedule, still finds time to work out,” she told IOL.
“We believe everyone attending the finale will enjoy his high energy and infectious enthusiasm.”
