Nasty C has hit back at haters who are coming for his crown, after reports that he may have to give up his stage name amid a dispute with his former record label.
With the name, Nasty C has become one of the biggest rappers on the continent.
Now, according to Sunday World, the rapper has allegedly been served with a cease-and-desist letter from his former management company’s lawyers to stop him using it.
They say he does not own the rights to the name.
The dispute is part of a R4.5m suit brought against Nasty C and Mabala Noise by Freeworld Music for alleged breach of contract and unpaid services.
Social media has been filled with reactions to the reports, while Nasty C took to Twitter to take aim at those trying to stop his wins.
"(I) got a lot of enemies. (It) comes with the territory. No coincidence that this happens after such a great run.”
He added that his enemies were touched whenever he won and he would keep giving them chest pains.
“It hurts you to see me win. And I like that sh*t,” he wrote.
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