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Black Twitter “Educates” Cassper After Stating That Coloureds Are Being ill Treated. Cassper has become the latest rapper to share his sentiments about the ongoing crime murders occurring in Cape Town lately.

Reports stated that past weekend over 40 people died in gunfire criminal activities amongst coloured people.

“Circumstances surrounding a shooting incident that occurred on July 13 (Saturday) in Grassy Park are under investigation, an attempted murder case was opened for investigation by Ipid,” said police spokesperson Captain FC van Wyk.

“According to reports the incident occurred at 11.30pm. Police responded to the complaint and a shooting between the police and the suspects occurred. Three people aged 18, 26 and 27 were shot and wounded,” he added.

Cassper felt that coloureds are being ill treated and ignored by the system. “The situation at the #CapeFlats is sad sad sad. Not just the flats but coloured people have been ill treated for a long long time. It’s like they are just ignored nje. That shit ain’t right.”

This is how tweeps reacted:

The thing about colored people they hate black people and think white people who superior and would save them from their troubles.

— Not Adv Ngcukaitobi (@AdvNgcukaitobi) July 16, 2019

Bro, i stay in Capetown, coloured people are not being ill treated, you really don’t know their behavior, truth is Capetown locations are just toxic for everyone, black and coloureds. The SA security forces is absolutely rubbish.

— Tixchy… (@MudyiwaJohn) July 16, 2019

I disagree… worked with coloured people in their area for 4months …it was hell…🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨they see themselves as white people…

— #NadiaNaked (@Mr_Majozi) July 16, 2019

Not only Coloured people, but black people too.

The top 10 contributing murder stations in the province: Nyanga, Delft, Khayelitsha, Philippi East, Harare, Gugulethu, Mfuleni, Kraaifontein, Mitchells Plain and Bishop Lavis.

Black and brown people we’re all in a jungle out here

— Ntuthuzelo Nene (@NtuthuzeloNene) July 16, 2019

That’s where most people get it confused. It doesn’t mean the buildings (Flats) you see in some Coloured ares. It means ALL the low-lying, flat areas on the other side of the mountain

— Ntuthuzelo Nene (@NtuthuzeloNene) July 16, 2019

i wouldn’t comment about cape town or Western Cape with people with a perspective of another province. I think you should stay in cape town/western Cape you will be shocked. no joke, you would eat your words with disappointment.

— Yobs (@Yobs97466468) July 16, 2019

Cape Flats does not refer to the actual flats but all the townships in the Cape Flats area. Townships in Cape Town like Phillippi, Nyanga, Manenburg, Mitchells Plain, etc are in the Cape Flats. All people of colour in the WC are ignored, not just a certain race.

— Busisiwe Mabu (@ma_boos) July 16, 2019

Ill-treated?? By who?? How?? Here in Cape Town black people are the ones who are at the receiving-end of all the ill-treatment you can think of and this often happens at the hands of the same Coloured people you assume to be the ones who are being ill-treated…

— A F R I K A (@SiphiwoZenzile) July 16, 2019

They also hold a lot of managerial positions than black people. This may not be of their own doing, but my gripe with them is that they have allowed themselves to be used as tokens by those who want to keep the system that suppresses black alive in the Western Cape…

— A F R I K A (@SiphiwoZenzile) July 16, 2019

Most Coloured people this side think that they are white and they look down on black people because of their proximity to levers of economic power. Let us not sugar-coat the truth to buy people’s faces, black people are the ones who struggling the most this side.

— A F R I K A (@SiphiwoZenzile) July 16, 2019

True Cass, as a black resident of the Cape myself I can attest to that. Coloured people are somewhat disregarded or appear to be an after thought down here and yeah it has been like that for a long time and that shit needs to stop!!!

— Bulelani Tybosch (@BulelaniTybosch) July 16, 2019

The situation is rather really sad bro, but same thing has been happening in Khayelitsha and Gugulethu.. I have lived in CPT for over 20 years and on every Saturday, there are plenty of funerals in Gugulethu. It has becomes so normal that no one even cares anymore.

— Azee (@AzeeCarter) July 16, 2019

Crime and gangsterism in cape town is culture so it is better to deal with that element. You can’t say 12 and 16 year old kids are resorting to crime because of poverty alone

— Specialone (@Bongink77559479) July 16, 2019

Have you been in Nyanga east, New cross and Lower crossroads? It’s not just colored people. It’s the whole Cape Town

— Zizi (@Zizi99743668) July 16, 2019

LOL! Bonang’s Spicy Tweets Has Black Twitter Thinking She Got Hacked! Sometimes Queen B strikes without giving a warning leaving her followers piecing together clues on who and what she’s talking about.

Over the weekend, Bonang took to twitter sharing some raunchy content leaving black twitter wondering if someone was tweeting from her account. “Small dick energy. How exhausting,” Bonang tweeted. “The nigguhs with toothpicks always got too much to say,” she said in another tweet.

The tweets are still up which means the queen might have sent out the tweets herself. Now one question remains, who were they addressed to? We guess we’ll never know but we stan a queen who speak her mind, especially on twitter.