Nasty C Gets Nominated for Best Rap Artist of the Year by African Entertainment Awards USA

Nasty C Gets Nominated for Best Rap Artist of the Year by African Entertainment Awards USA

  • South African rapping sensation continues to make great international strides as he gets recognition for prestigious awards in America
  • Nasty C, who has just released his album, I Love It Here, may be walking away with Best Hip-Hop/Rap Artist from the African Entertainment Awards USA
  • He will be going against tight competition, with the likes of Sete hitmaker, KO, and Ghanian superstar Sarkodie

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Nasty C may very well be having one of the most iconic years of his life. In 2023, he welcomed the birth of his first child, Oliver, and is currently on a joint tour with Cassper Nyovest titled the African Throne Tour.

Award-winning rapper Nasty C at Galaxy KDay at Meerendal Estates and at MTV Europe Music Awards 2022.
Nasty C has received a nomination by the African Entertainment Awards USA for the Best Hip-Hop/Rap Artist of the Year. Images: Dereck Green/Gallo Images, Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic
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Nasty C get nominated for Best Hip Hop/Rap Artist

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The prestigious African Entertainment Awards USA nominated the rapper for the Best Hip Hop/Rap Artist of the Year at the 9th annual awards ceremony, which will held at Newark Symphony Hall on 11 November 2023.

The announcement was made by the awards' Instagram account @aeausa. Check out the post below:

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Nasty C gets lauded for I Love It Here

The young rapper has witnessed the overwhelming success of his days-old album, I Love It Here. Netizens cannot stop raving about the album's success since it dropped on the morning of 15 September. Check out some of the comments from social media:

@Orionxluna_ was converted:

"Don't know what made me listen to Nasty C's album but I love it here."

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@cardin_ww declared:

"Enough time has passed, and we can all agree Nasty C has done the impossible ️❤️ #ILoveItHere"

@audiomarcdj said:

"Music has been delivered, keyword 'Music'. Nasty C - I Love It Here."

@Wes_Nyakzin_ had a favourite:

"Nasty C Broken marriages. Working has never been this fun. I love it here."

@cardin_ww noted:

"Noticed a lot of people have different favourites from the album. Nasty C served bangers for everyone, but personally know Yourself is the ONE #ILoveItHere

@life_ofPapi said:

"I love it here by Nasty C is a classic album. The selection of beats is his best yet. Bars for days. Full of soul. It feels like a record I'd expect from J Cole or something. Our boy deserves his flowers."

Nasty C assaults excited fan on Zambian stage

Meanwhile, in another Briefly News report, a video of the Juice Back hitmaker went viral, showing him getting violent with an excited fan.

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He was on the Zambia leg of the African Throne Tour when a fan appeared from nowhere to hug him, but was received with punches and a kick, opening a debate about his behaviour on social media.

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.