South African Rapper Nasty C Raves About Kenya's Electrifying Performances

In a recent interview with BBC, South African rapper Nasty C, also known as Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, showered praise on Kenya, highlighting it as one of the best countries he has ever performed in. The 26-year-old artist fondly recalled his unforgettable experiences during shows in Nairobi and Namibia.

Nasty C enthusiastically shared his sentiments during a rapid-fire questions session, singling out Nairobi and Windhoek for having "insane shows." His appreciation for the Kenyan audience was evident as he reminisced about his performances in the country. Nasty C first graced the Kenyan stage in 2018 as part of his Ivyson Tour, following the release of his critically acclaimed album "Strings and Bling."

Despite his passion for gaming, the rapper revealed that he would be willing to pause his gaming endeavors for two years if it meant collaborating on an album with the renowned hip-hop star Kendrick Lamar. The prospect of a collaborative album with Lamar excited Nasty C, emphasizing that such a project would be truly special.

In a surprising revelation, Nasty C underscored the significance of his Instagram followers, which currently stands at 4.5 million. He expressed a strong connection with his online fanbase, stating that he would rather lose all his career awards than lose his followers. Reflecting on the question of losing awards or followers, he pondered, "Who am I chopping music to if they're gone, you know?" This sentiment highlights the deep and meaningful connection he feels with his dedicated supporters.

As fans eagerly await updates on Nasty C's musical journey and potential collaborations, the rapper's appreciation for Kenya and his commitment to his followers continue to resonate with the global audience. Stay tuned for more insights into Nasty C's evolving career and future projects.