Nasty C Jumps on the Trending #UmlandoChallenge, Rapper Posts Video Dancing to the Banging Amapiano Song
- Nasty C has taken to social media to share that his fans challenged him to do the #UmlandoChallenge leaving many surprised
- The There They Go rapper is one of a few South African rappers who made it clear that they'll not jump into the Amapiano bandwagon after hip-hop took a backseat
- According to reports, the young hip-hop artist was forced by his fans during his Twitch live session to dance to Toss' yanos song
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Nasty C has jumped on the trending #Umlando Challenge. The Durban-born rapper surprised many when he decided to take part in the dance move associated with Amapiano.
The There They Go hitmaker vowed that he'll not abandon hip-hop for the yanos. He was reacting to the decision by some of the country's rappers who recently jumped into the Amapiano bandwagon since the genre is dominating the airwaves.
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Hip-hop has taken a backseat in Mzansi and Amapiano artists are dominating the charts and music streaming platforms. According to SAHipHopMag, Nasty C was challenged by his fans to do the challenge during his Twitch live session.
The young artist took to Twitter after he did the challenge and posted the video of himself dancing to Toss' viral Umlando song. He said:
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"They made me do it."
Nasty C reveals he;s dropping Can't Imagine
In other music news, Briefly News previously reported that Nasty C took to the timeline to reveal that he's releasing new music on Friday, 25 March.
The hip-hop star shared a teaser of the banging track titled Can't Imagine on his official social media pages. The There They Go rapper's new single has a banging beat that will have many vibing to it.
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Taking to social media, the Def Jam artist let his stans know what's about to go down. The short teaser of the track had his followers on the edge. The artist's fans took to his timeline to let their fave how excited they were now that he's back rapping on bouncing beats. The star was sort of singing in his Valentine's single about romance titled Stalling.
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Source: Briefly News