Ballin': Nasty C Shares How He Spent His First Million Rand Pay Cheque
- Nasty C has shared how he made his first million rand pay cheque count when he bought himself a gift
- The rapper made a quick trip to the mall with one of his friends after he got paid and wasn't shy to spend
- Nasty C is currently in Atlanta, Georgia making more music in America and he's loving the journey
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South African rapper Nasty C came from humble beginnings and he has revealed how he spent his first million. The multi-award-winning rapper has made it far and now he's collaborating with international artists, making his mark.
In a recent interview, Nasty C said that he didn't know what he wanted to do with his money at first but once he made it to the mall with his friend, he knew.
The rapper got himself an expensive piece of jewellery that he still holds dear to his heart even now.
Source: Instagram
"I took my boy to the mall and told him I wanted to check something out. He had no idea what my plan was so we went and did a little bit of shopping. Then I just went to the Rolex store and I picked up a Rolex for myself," he said.
Nasty C's hard work has been paying off and has even had one of his songs featured in a big film in America, titled Coming 2 America - Nomzamo Mbatha makes an appearance in the movie.
Currently, the rapper is in Atlanta making more music and the fans can't wait to hear how it sounds.
Briefly News previously reported that Cassper Nyovest showed love to Nasty C's dope Black and White song. Cassper Nyovest took to social media recently to show mad love to Nasty C's banger Black and White.
The young Mzansi rapper features international vocalist Ari Lennox on the dope track. Mufasa took to Twitter recently to share his thoughts on the song. The star shared that he cannot get enough of that song.
The epic tune also features in Rhythms of Zamunda – Coming 2 America soundtrack.
"Nasty C's 'Black and White' is a beautiful song. I love that song!!!" said Cass on Twitter.
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Source: Briefly News
