Nasty C Mocks Rivals in Trending TikTok Video and Claims to Have No Competition, Netizens Weigh In
- Nasty C claims to be in a league of his own after the confidence boost his latest album, I Love It Here, gave him
- The rapper spoke on The L-Tido Podcast about not having any competition and caused a stir on social media
- Nasty had TikTok users pitting him against fellow rappers like A-Reece and Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie
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Nasty C claims to have no competition in African hip hop. The Crazy Crazy hitmaker spoke on The L-Tido Podcast saying he hasn't met a rapper who dropped his jaw or made him feel intimidated. Online users rubbished his claims, stating that there are far better emcees on the continent than him.
Nasty C claims African rap superiority
In a viral TikTok clip by dream_media.za, Nasty C spoke on The L-Tido Podcast about being the best rapper not only in South Africa, but in Africa as a whole.
The rapper had a successful album release with I Love It Here in September and as he nears the end of his tour with Cassper Nyovest, it seems the Bad Hair rapper's self-confidence has skyrocketed.
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When asked who he believes can "give him the smoke" lyrically, Nasty added to his claims by saying that he's on the same level as Jay-Z and J. Cole:
"In the world, because of where I am right now and the way I write, I have to say J. Cole and I have to say Jay-Z."
He went on:
"The way they write is so insane, it's never been so direct but at the same time, so colourful and multi-layered."
A Nigerian rapper by the name of Chinko Ekun challenged the Bad Hair rapper and his tour mate Cassper Nyovest to a rap battle, with Ekun claiming that he could out-rap them both.
Mzansi weighs in on Nasty C's claims
Online users aren't having it and rubbished Nasty C's claims, while very few stood beside him through his bold declaration:
Boitywaynemoore said:
"He's absolutely right. I love him!"
Gspot responded:
"He's the best. He made American studios and DJs shocked!"
Eustez commented:
"Bro being modest. You bro are the best rapper in Africa, period. Take this to the bank."
Nasty caught smoke from online users who were ready to poke holes in his confidence:
Real gee brown said:
"Sarkodie will smoke you hands down."
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ivy responded:
"But he failed to beat Reece in that BET freestyle."
animewrld commented:
"In the world!? Bro he's barely top 500."
thugluv01 posted:
"STOGIE T my boy... put some respect but it's fine, keep on dreaming!"
@Lucy added:
"He's the best in Africa but not in the world bro... I love him but he can't compare to Kendrick and Eminem."
Flash. said:
"I love your music broski but uLil Wayne would smoke you mfanam!"
ajitu22 responded:
"Bro can't even mess with Sarkodie."
7 Seasons Shop commented:
"The Game can do damage on you in 30 seconds you retire, not to mention greats like Nas."
A-Reece gives praise to Nasty C
In a recent report, Briefly News caught an unexpected Twitter (X) post by A-Reece praising his supposed rival, Nasty C, saying he is better than British rapper, Central Cee.
The rappers' years-long feud has been fuelled by their respective fan bases and the media, who can't help but stir up drama.
All the while, Nasty C revealed that he has moved on from the rivalry after many attempts of trying to mend fences.
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