It’s been a hot minute since we’ve been treated to a good old silly twar between celebrities.

The dry spell came to an end when on Monday, Cassper Nyovest, who’s a pro at feuds by now, and Prince Kaybee volunteered their services for the culture.

The fitness enthusiasts came to blows over the mystery of who’s arms are bigger, better, more refined, and so forth.

Yes it’s a lot, but we aren’t making this stuff up.

It all started when a fan commented on Prince Kaybee’s post, claiming that Cassper’s very well documented journey to an impressive physique has inspired to pull up his socks. The comment instantly launched The Fetch Your Life hitmaker into unrelenting waves of unexpected shade.

So you think my arms were inspired by someone who doesn’t have them? https://t.co/NNMYEMBuer

— Prince Kaybee (@PrinceKaybee_SA) June 17, 2019

“So you think my arms were inspired by someone who doesn’t have them?”

Not one to take the mudslinging laying low, Cassper hit back, accusing Kaybee of editing his pictures to make his waste smaller, and, more hilariously, calling him a “bad bitch”

To think i wanted to tweet homie yesterday about how amazing his catalog had become and how i love Gugulethu. Then i wake up to tweets like that? Lol… Batho ba rata go sogela batho. That dude is such a bad bitch.

— R.M Phoolo (@casspernyovest) June 17, 2019

More jibes were exchanged as the fellas expressed affections and admirations for each other amid all the name calling.

Spotify has uncovered interesting insights while taking a deeper look at what Gen Z music fans in South Africa are listening to and the artists they are discovering most.

As of February 2019, Spotify now powers an average of 11 billion artist discoveries per month on the platform. This quite simply means that listeners are beyond curious and vastly open to expanding their taste in music.  In fact, 18 to 24-year-old listeners are particularly limitless when it comes to era of the artists they decide to stream for the first time.

The unexpected trend we found was that artists who became popular amongst previous generations (Gen Xers) remain as influential and relevant as the artists of tomorrow for Gen Z. In other words, “oldies” are still goodies when it comes to music discovery on Spotify.

Spotify looked at what these 18-24-year-olds streamed for the very first time over the past 60 days, and found they’re as drawn to the “latest and greatest” as they are to the established and timeless. They’re discovering the artists their parents listened to such as Luther Vandross as well as playing the hits of their own peers – like Normani and CHVRCHES.

Below is the list of most discovered artists by 18-24-year-olds in the past 60 days in South Africa. 

1.       Normani

2.       CHVRCHES

3.       Mahalia

4.       Boogie

5.       Brent Fajyaz

6.       dvsn

7.       Luther Vandross

8.       Elevation Worship

9.       Tamia

10.   FKJ

Nichume has passed away.

The house music vocalist was found at a friend’s place last night following an apparent suicide, a press release has confirmed.

She was an accomplished musician and a qualified ophthalmologist. Nichume reached the heights of her fame when she lent her voice to Mobi Dixon’s hit “Bhutiza”. She featured on singles “Daydreaming” by Fistaz Mixwell and Mobi Dixon, as well as “Far Away” by DJ Anda featuring Mobi Dixon.

Following the success of Bhutiza in 2017, she was then signed to Top Chap Media, founded by Mobi Dixon.

The duo had just released a single together titled ‘Thobela’ – which has been making appearances in the top 100 weekly radio charts.

“I’m distraught. I will remember Nichume as a bright light at Top Chap Media where we signed her. She was not only my first artist, but we had grown so close in the past three years that she became my little sister. She truly is gone too soon. May her soul rest in peace,” Mobi Dixon paid tribute to her.

“We, as a family are in absolute shock as to what has happened. Learning that your sister has succumbed to emotions and taken her own life can never rest well. We obviously are left with a lot of questions but also know that she had one of the strongest characters in the family. Whatever she was feeling at that moment triggered immense hopelessness. We stand united as a family during this difficult time. Nichume was so loved and appreciated. We’re proud of all her achievements.” Said Qamani Siwundla.