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Nasty C Reveals The Truth Behind His Stage Name

The well-known South African rapper Nasty C, whose real name is David Junior Ngcobo, has disclosed that he intends to change his stage name.

The “Coolest Kid In Africa” crooner said in an open interview with Madame Joyce in London that he just joined letters together to create his stage name, which has no significance.

Madame Joyce asked: “Where does the name Nasty C come from?”

Nasty C: “it’s random. It just put a bunch of letters together and I started making words out of it, and then I picked that one. I have no idea [about the meaning of the name or what it stands for], I don’t know.

“There’s a story I used to tell people. The first guy to ever record me was very close to my big brother. He was having a session and I was supposed to go next and he was telling the guy he just recorded like, ‘Yo, there’s this kid blablabal. He’s really dope. He’s a Nasty Cat.’ Then I took the the ‘AT’ out of Cat to form ‘Nasty C.’

“But it’s a lie. I just wanted to have a story and I wanted to mention that guy’s name because he really did help me starting my career. My stage name is just vibe. I want to change it now.”

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