Nasty C Sparks Backlash After Studio Session With Tyla’s Sister Sydney

Nasty C Sparks Backlash After Studio Session With Tyla’s Sister Sydney

  • Nasty C was filmed in a studio session with Tyla's sister Sydney, who is an influencer and model
  • The clip arrived months after unverified reports claimed Tyla quoted Nasty C R4.8 million for a collaboration
  • Mzansi didn't hold back in the comment section, with some critics saying the rapper is trying too hard to get a Tyla feature
Nasty C and Sydney Seethal were in the studio together
Nasty C had a studio session with Tyla's sister. Images: nasty_csa/ Instagram, Debra L Rothenberg/WireImage
Source: UGC

A new studio clip has set social media alight after Nasty C was spotted recording with Sydney Seethal, the younger sister of Grammy-winning South African singer Tyla. In the video, Sydney can be seen rapping alongside the veteran rapper while also asking him for advice on her flow.

The timing of the session has raised plenty of eyebrows. Just months ago, unverified rumours began circulating that Nasty C had approached Tyla for a collaboration, only for negotiations to fall apart after the Water hitmaker allegedly quoted him $300,000 (roughly R4.8 million).

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Neither artist confirmed those reports, with Nasty C publicly stating he is a genuine fan of Tyla and dismissing the story as fabricated.

Sydney has built her own following as an influencer and model separate from her sister's music career, but her appearance in this clip is what caught Mzansi off guard. The pair were also filmed dancing to one of Nasty C's songs from Ts and Cs Apply. Critics wasted no time drawing a straight line between the session and the earlier collaboration rumours, arguing that Nasty C is using Sydney as a back channel to Tyla.

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Mzansi weighed in on Nasty C's studio session with Tyla's sister
Nasty C was accused of using Tyla's sister, Sydney, to get a collaboration from the singer. Images: nasty_csa, sydneyseethal/ Instagram, Amy Sussman/WireImage
Source: UGC

Mzansi reacts to Nasty C and Sydney's session

The clip sparked a lively discussion online, with opinions split firmly down the middle. Some found the move calculating, while a smaller group believes there is a bigger strategy at play.

ProTwoolz slammed Nasty C:

"I sometimes see why A-Reece moves the way he does. What's next? Give Tyla's uncle a bottle of brandy? Geez."

yzymandela said:

"Bro is doing too much for that Tyla feature now."

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KudaKyleMuchena asked:

"Why isn't he in the studio with Tyla herself?"

Not everyone was dismissive, though. Elecxious_za offered a more charitable reading:

"When trying to get a billion, the billionaire will make you meet with the people that he trusts and love to see how you treat them. Nasty C is gonna get that Tyla feature and a billion streams. Watch."

BALENCISKII kept it blunt:

"He couldn't afford Tyla and went for her copycat."

Watch footage from Nasty C and Sydney Seethal's studio session below.

Lloyiso shares unreleased verse for Tyla's song

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to a verse Lloyiso recorded for one of Tyla's hit songs.

The singer said he doubted the song would ever be released, but felt that his fans needed to hear it.

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Moroba Maepa (Entertainment editor) Moroba Maepa (née Moroeng) is the Deputy Head of the Entertainment desk at Briefly News, with nearly a decade of experience in South African media. A specialist in music and entertainment journalism, she began her career at Slikour OnLife before serving as Editor for HipHop Africa. A University of Johannesburg alumna and Google News Initiative certified professional, Moroba joined Briefly News in 2023, where she focuses on editorial excellence and leadership, merging her passion for entertainment with her love for storytelling. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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