South African hip-hop sensation, Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo, widely known as Nasty C, has boldly declared himself as the preeminent rapper on the African continent. In a recent interview with Glitch Africa, the ‘Zulu Man With Some Power’ artist confidently asserted, “I am not the biggest rapper in Africa. Am I the best rapper in Africa? I think so.”
During the interview, Nasty C also revealed his personal top 5 Nigerian rappers, including the likes of M.I, Olamide, Phyno, Odumodublvck, and Blaqbonez. It’s important to note that the list represents his personal favorites, offering a glimpse into his musical preferences and influences.
The assertion made by Nasty C is sure to spark conversations and debates within the African hip-hop community and beyond. As one of the continent’s most influential and talented rappers, his candid statements serve to ignite a compelling dialogue about the essence of rap and its luminaries in the diverse tapestry of African music.
Nasty C’s bold proclamations are poised to reverberate throughout the African music scene, inviting scrutiny, admiration, and contemplation from fans and fellow artists alike. Whether seen as audacious or aspirational, his words add an intriguing layer to the ongoing narrative of African rap music, setting the stage for a captivating evolution in the genre.
