Rap royalty Nasty C is back — and he didn’t come alone. Teaming up with fellow hitmaker Blxckie, the duo just unleashed “Leftie”, a high-voltage, bass-thumping anthem that’s been simmering under the surface for months. First teased at his Pass The Aux sessions and whispered about by fans in jam-packed rooms across Mzansi — the full version has finally landed. And guess what? It slaps.
Let’s get one thing straight: this ain’t just a song — it’s a statement. Over a dark, menacing beat, Nasty C delivers razor-sharp bars that mix street hustle with deep gratitude. “Take it from Park to Drive, take off like a Leftie,” he raps — a metaphor, a flex, and a mission all in one.
This is your first taste of FREE, Nasty’s highly anticipated album dropping September 12 (and yes, it’s available to pre-add now — go do that). Think of “Leftie” as the entry point to a new era — not just for the music, but for the man behind it.
“FREE is basically just me feeling like I’m free from external pressures,” says Nasty C. “Free to create whatever I want and be whoever I want for however long I want.”
That freedom bleeds into every second of “Leftie.” It’s bold. It’s vulnerable. One second you’re vibing to elite-level lyrical heat, the next you’re hearing about intimate moments like his newborn being breastfed. It’s raw and real — just how we like it.
But the music isn’t the only thing making noise. Nasty C’s been spotted doing “odd jobs” lately — from packing groceries at Spar to fixing engines in mechanic shops, even giving sharp fades in a barbershop. No, it’s not a PR stunt. It’s part of his real-life experiment to stay connected.
“I wanted to experience normal people’s version of working hard,” he says. “It helps me connect, it keeps me grounded… and honestly, I just love it.”
This is Nasty C like you’ve never seen him. Not just a chart-topper, but a cultural force who walks the walk. From stage to street, studio to supermarket — he’s living the message of his music.
And Blxckie? The Durban native slides in on “Leftie” with his signature sauce — a mix of confidence, class, and cold bars that perfectly complement Nasty’s introspective heat. It’s charisma meets craftsmanship, and it’s from start to finish.
“Leftie” isn’t just a banger. It’s a checkpoint — a reminder that South African hip hop isn’t just alive, it’s thriving. And if this track is anything to go by, FREE is about to be the album of the year.
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