Nasty C Reflects On 10 Years Of ‘Price City Mixtape’ & His Breakout Moment. South African rap sensation Nasty C is celebrating a major milestone—the 10th anniversary of his debut mixtape, Price City. The Durban-born rapper took to Instagram to share a heartfelt tribute, posting an old picture of his late mother while reminding fans that his breakout single “Juice Back” was released in the same year.
Released in 2015, Price City was the project that introduced Nasty C to the world, proving that he was more than just a young rapper from Durban—it was a statement that he was destined for greatness. The tape featured raw storytelling, infectious beats, and the signature sharp lyricism that has since defined his career.
One of the biggest moments from the mixtape was the release of “Juice Back,” a track that would later get a remix featuring Davido and Cassper Nyovest, launching Nasty C into the mainstream. The song became an anthem across South Africa and beyond, setting the foundation for his rapid rise to fame.
In his anniversary post, Nasty C also shared a rare photo of his late mother, a deeply personal tribute that resonated with fans who have followed his journey. His mother passed away when he was a child, and he has often referenced her in his music, and one of the songs is “UOK.”
Many fans and fellow artists flooded his comment section, praising him for his growth over the years. The anniversary of Price City serves as a reminder of how far Nasty C has come—from an aspiring rapper dropping mixtapes to a global hip-hop force.
A decade later, Nasty C remains one of South Africa’s biggest hip-hop exports. His most recent album, ‘I Love It Here,’ further cemented his legacy, blending introspection, storytelling, and hard-hitting bars. He continues to inspire the next generation of African artists while expanding his reach internationally.
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