Nasty C visited Metro FM recently, where he performed a freestyle and addressed a number of topics, including his battle with fellow countryman A-Reec and Ghanaian musician Sarkodie.
Obviously, the songster had other options for addressing the conflict, but he chose to do so through music. So why did he choose a song? In a video interview that is available at the bottom of this article, he discussed that and other topics.
Nasty C revealed how Sarkodie declined to shake his hand after their initial meeting. He harbored resentment toward him for a long time because of how horrible it all made him feel. In hindsight, he realized he didn’t handle things well at the time because he let his feelings cloud his judgment.
But a lot has changed since then, and he has grown up, gained a better perspective on life, and learned to control his emotions.
Regarding his dispute with A-Reece, he said that despite his efforts to make amends, his countryman was unwilling to do so. He then continued. In regard to his EP with the same name, Nasty C, also known as the Zulu Man With Some Power, stands out as one
