Nasty C Discusses A-Reece Rivalry on 'The L-Tido Podcast': “We Don’t Know What Started It”

• Just over a week since the release of his album, Nasty C is hot property with everyone trying to figure out his thought process behind the project
• The rapper recently visited the L-Tido Podcast for a conversation about his project and the intricate details of each song
• Nasty spoke in detail about his feud with fellow rapper A-Reece and how it came about

Nasty C is beaming with pride at the reception of his newly released album, I Love It Here. The rapper visited The L-Tido Podcast to chat more about his critically acclaimed project, where he touched on his relationship or lack thereof, with A-Reece.

The two emcees have had a long-standing feud for as long as hip hop heads can remember, with their fan bases actively keeping it alive.

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Nasty C discusses feud with A-Reece

Coming off a successful album release, Nasty C is on top of the world and receiving praise for the flawless body of work that is I Love It Here.

While on break from the African Throne Tour, Junior visited The L-Tido Podcast to chat about his project, where Tido brought up Nasty's long-standing rivalry with A-Reece and what started it:

"I call it 'petty spaghetti', it's complicated, it's a misunderstanding but at the same time it's f*cking dumb because we don't know what started this thing."

Nasty C went on to say that the media has fueled his supposed beef with A-Reece even though nothing ever happens when they cross paths:

"Nothing happens, it's not even a bump of a shoulder, I do my thing you do your thing.

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Nasty C booked A-Reece for Ivyson Tour

Talking to L-Tido, Nasty revealed that he had tried to make peace with A-Reece multiple times because, like Reece, Nasty believes the media stirred up the feud.

When asked why he doesn't have a conversation with Reece to finally put their beef to rest, Nasty opened up about their last encounter:

"One of the reasons why I don't try to have a sit down is because I don't have energy or time for that anymore. I booked the guy for my Ivyson tour telling him we should put this thing to rest and it would be a beautiful moment for hip hop."

He went on:

"He pulls up super late and wants to go on after me. To me, I took it as a sign of disrespect, that shows me your true intentions. I'm not gonna be a rapper right now, you're a man. If you have a problem, let's finish it."

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The Bad Hair rapper ended by saying that he has closed that chapter and won't try to be the bigger person anymore.

Nasty C reveals upcoming album documentary

In a recent report, Briefly News shared the details behind Nasty C's upcoming documentary for his album, I Love It Here.

Since the release of his project, and well before it even arrived, Nasty C appears very mellow and looks to be in a good space personally and professionally.

However, the rapper says that despite the success he has gained in the past years, he believes that his best is yet to come, saying he has not reached his full potential.

Source: Briefly News