In March, Billboard reported that Nasty had signed a deal that comes as a joint venture with Universal Music Africa.
“Man it’s exciting, it’s very exciting because I really put in the work. I just keep my head down and work, I overwork myself even and it pays off … that’s the one thing I believe in.”
Nasty explained that the record deal meant he’d have to live in the States for months at a time and will also see him come back to SA every now and then.I’ll always have a place to live here because I don’t want to live anywhere else besides SA, but I do have to move in the States so I’m there a bit more and people get to see my face a bit more and to also interact with me.”
Nasty explained he plans to give the US audience and world at large the real version of himself and be “as authentic as possible”.
“I’ve never been one to change because of what people think about me or because they don’t like me. So, I will keep doing music and it’s been working so far.
“I’ve just got a bigger platform to really bring all my ideas I have in my head to life the right way, with the right quality … things are going to get a little more crazier from now forth,” Nasty quipped.