South African rapper Nasty C has teamed up with American rap icon T.I. (Troubleman31) for a compelling new track titled “They Don’t.” The song, which was recorded about a year ago, has gained renewed relevance due to its poignant lyrics and timely content, addressing critical issues such as racism and police brutality faced by Black individuals in the western world.
“They Don’t” serves as Nasty C’s contribution to the ongoing “Black Lives Matter” movement, providing a powerful commentary on racial injustices and police violence. In a statement about the track, Nasty C emphasized the song’s role in highlighting these issues and announced that all proceeds from the record will be donated to the organizations Until Freedom and The Solidarity Fund. This gesture underscores his commitment to social justice and reform.
Nasty C’s music continues to bridge cultures and bring global attention to important social issues. His impressive touring history includes performances across Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia, and North America. His recent Ivyson Tour, which spanned six cities and drew over 16,000 attendees in Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Namibia, further cemented his status as a major international artist
Nasty C’s collaboration with T.I. delivers a stirring and socially conscious track that invites listeners to reflect on the ongoing struggles against racial discrimination. Fans can stream “They Don’t” on various music platforms and join in the conversation about the urgent need for racial equity and justice.
With this release, Nasty C reaffirms his role not only as a prominent artist but also as an advocate for meaningful change in the global conversation about race and equality.
