“Nasty C Opens Up About Recently Crying On Stage Whilst Performing AKA’s Lemon’s Lemonade”
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Nasty C Opens Up About Recently Crying On Stage Whilst Performing AKA’s Lemon’s Lemonade during his interview on BBC 1Xtra were he was asked about how AKA’s death affected him.
The sudden passing of South African hip hop artist, AKA, sent shockwaves through the music industry and his fans worldwide. The news of his death left many in mourning, including fellow rapper Nasty C, who recently spoke out about his feelings following the tragedy.
In a recent interview, Nasty C expressed his deep sadness over AKA’s passing, stating that it had really affected him. He revealed that just before AKA dropped his album, the news of his death came as a huge loss for South Africa’s music industry.
Nasty C also shared that he was supposed to perform and attend AKA’s launches and events, but the many of these were canceled following AKA’s death. A clear significant blow to Nasty C, who had been eagerly anticipating the performance.
The rapper went on to reveal that AKA’s passing had a significant impact on him emotionally, causing him to break down in tears during a live performance of their hit single Lemons Leomane. He further shared that AKA passed away on his mother’s birthday, which made the loss even more difficult to bear.
Nasty C’s emotional reaction to AKA’s passing highlights the deep sense of loss felt by many in the South African music industry and beyond. The tragedy serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment.
As the music industry mourns the loss of AKA, Nasty C’s emotional response shows the impact that AKA had on those who knew him and worked with him. It’s clear that AKA left a lasting impression on the South African music scene and will be deeply missed.