Mzansi rapper, Nadia Nakai visited Nigeria recently and instead of people going gaga about her coming to the country, it seems that all people were interested is Nasty C and Cassper Nyovest.
Both Nasty C and Cassper Nyovest need no introduction to the music scenes, as they have already made a name for themselves. They rank on the top both locally and internationally. But Nadia Nakai is still in her prime, and the rapper was rather disappointed at the recent encounter with fans.
Her ultimate wish is to reach a point, where she too, won’t need an introduction. Nadia took to Twitter and wrote: “They really love Cassper and Nasty C here. They be like ‘you from SA! You know Nasty C and Cassper!?’ I can’t wait to get on the level where they asking other artists about me.
They really love Cassper and Nasty C here! They be like “you from SA!?” You know Nasty and Cassper!? I can’t wait to get on the level where they asking other artists about me! 🙏🏾🙌🏾🇳🇬 🇿🇦
— #NadiaNaked (@Nadia_nakai) September 1, 2019
The Imma Boss star also shared another music outcry on Twitter. She revealed that she felt that Africans don’t feature much on each other’s songs. Nadia said that only Patoranking had been collaborating with fellow artists more and believes that this should happen with everyone in the music industry.
Nadia tweeted: “Okay imma say it! Other African artists please feature SA hip hop artists on your songs the way we do with you!!! So far in my eyes, Pato, the only artist featuring our artists on HIS joints.
Okay imma say it! Other African artists please feature SA hip hop artists on your songs the way we do with you!!!! So far In my eyes, Pato the only artist featuring our artists on HIS joints…. 🙌🏾🙌🏾🇳🇬🇿🇦
— #NadiaNaked (@Nadia_nakai) September 1, 2019
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