Nasty C – Pops

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Nasty C, a legendary South African rapper and song writer, makes his musical debut with the release of the outstanding song “Pops.”

Additionally, the previously stated song “Pops” is taken from his freshly discovered album of songs called “I Love It Here.”

The song is a great classic because to its entrancing melody and catchy choruses. Bayanni skillfully blends elements from several genres to create music that sets apart out from the competition.

This creative musician never fails to astound us with brand-new, captivating music that belongs on everyone’s playlist.
This new song was the result of a great deal of effort and commitment.

Please stream and download the song as much as you can to show your support! Your patience has been much appreciated, and we hope you like the song!

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